The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1915-11-12
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Meridian News.

Meridian News.
G. A. Fisher Of Nampa was ousi-
ness visitor here Tuesday.
w. f. Downey and family will move
this week to their ranch half mile
east OF McDermott.
Al. Il. Rogers. late of Salt Lake. has
accepted position for the winter
ut the Gore barber shop.
The Meridian Choral society will
meet Monday evening at the home Of
Mrs Z. +. Hunt.
Mr.. and Mrs. Grover expect to
move TO their homestead, southwest
of Kuna, Monday.
o. X. Knutson Is here from Rose
berry. taking treatment for rheuma-
tism of a local doctor.
Miss Ardath Rowen who resigned
her position as q teacher in the Me-
flultn ctHQQlC ptftiat NtVhG 0t0 ~
now reported much improved in
health.
Peter Sederlund is suffering from
severe attack of typhoid fever at
his ranch home three miles south
west of town.
MIR. and Mrs. Lester Lewis. resid-
ing four miles southeast Of town. are
the parents of nine pound son,
born Monday. November s.
Mrs W r. Downey returned home
the first OF the week from Cam
bridge, where she had been assisting
in the care of her niece who has been
i'll for the past three weeks.
w. c. Williamson from the Sol
diers Home at Boise visited Merid-
ian friends Tuesday
Friday evening at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs r. b. Gore jolly hard
times party was enjoyed,
Bulk Comb Honey, extra fine, IL
pounds 81. No less quantity sold at
this price. Bring your pail. r, f.
Atwater Co.
A teachers class for Sunday-school
workers was organized this week and
will meet each Wednesday evening at
the home OF Mrs. Joel Brown.
A daughter was born Monday Nov
ember s, to Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Fot-
ter. who reside three miles southeast
OF Meridian.
Mrs. Jeanette Paxton, of Union
Oregon, is visiting here with heI
brother, Homer Coleman, and other
relatives. She expects TO stay for
at least two weeks.
James Pack, Jr., surveyor, left
Tor Phoenix, Arizona, this week, after
n few days visit with home folks
He starts out on another cruise which
will consume several months time
Miss Katie M Creason and Thomp'
son ]. Smith, both of Meridian, were
married Wednesday by Probate Judge
Dunlap. at Boise.
j. w. Kaigler was called TO Port
land on Thursday to assist in the an
nual audit of the books OF the Amer
lean Express company, by which he
is employed
w. l.. King, livestock auctioneer,
was here yesterday, TO look after the
matter of a sales day to be held each
month in Meridian. II arrangements
can be made, he will move over u
Meridian
Mrs. Jane Blair, sister OF Glenn
Hedges, is.quite i'll with pneumonia
at the residence OF Ralph Hedges.
The lady Is quite old and the death
of her brother this week was Sc
we're shock.
The Booster club has received a
letter from Make Clark, of the Ever
lasting Gospel Movement, thanking
the club for the use of the south
church for their recent meetings.
The Ladies aid of the M. E. church
announce that no meeting will be
held for three weeks, on account OF
the regular time in two weeks being
near the Thanksgiving festivities.
Ed Hartman and family have NOV
ed in from their river ranch, and will
remain In Meridian during the win
ter. One reason for this is to give
the children the opportunity of at
tending school.
John Waggoner has been crippled
this week as a result of his stepping
on a sharp rosewood stick last Sun
day. The snag entered the flesh
nearly two inches making a painful
and rather serious injury.
The Ladies aid OF the NJ Il. church
asks those who have fruit Jars TO fill
for the children's home to kind,
leave them at the church as the ship
ment will be made during next week
Several Jars have been given out tina
may be returned.
Bert Coleman came down from
Donnelly for treatment for broker
leg this week. He was driving a hack
with q ocpnnanfg when the weigh