The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1915-08-13


II. l.. smans writes from Center
vile that he has completed his work
np there and viii return with his
family 10 Meridian this week
Mr.. and Mrs Charley Shepherd, of
knna. were here last Saturday. They
we're accompanied BY q brother of Mr.,
Shepherd. who IL making q visit TO
this section With his wife.
Mrs nj. II. Kaigler and daughter,
Mrs Gay. arrived yesterday from Lit
tie Rock. Ark, for a months visit at
the Kaigler home east of Meridian
Mrs. II. ]. Blair, oldest sister Of
Mr. Clement Hedges, arrived yester-
day for d visit III Meridian The lady
ii SO years old hnl made the trip In
good shape from California without
any one accompanying her
Notice the ad or Mcleod q john
son in another column. This enter
prising firm have moved to a more
central location. and now have one
Of the finest store rooms In Boise
Al. G. McElderry, merchant OF
Purcell. Okla. was IN Meridian this
week visiting his sister Mrs J, r
Havner. He Is on his way to the San
Francisco fair.
Miss Elizabeth shaw, who Is to
teach domestic science In the local
High school this year, was here from
Boise Tuesday making preparation 10
take up her abode IN Meridian
airs. Bray, Charley Onwiler, and El.
ton Ellis left on Friday for payette
lakes. Mrs. Bray goes merely for an
outing Mr. Ellis expects to accept
position near Lakeport. while Char
ley will proceed by pack train 70 the
mountains Tor lengthy hunting ex-
petition.
Electrician h i Wilson Of the Ida
ho Power & Light co, has been look
ing after the affairs OF the company
Ia Meridian this week. and yesterday
held d demonstration OF the superior
qualities OF the electric cooking range
~ the office In Huyne's store.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Tolleth and
Miss Dora Young departed Wednes-
day evening for a trip to the San
Francisco exposition They expect to
visit other points of the coast coun-
try and viii be gone al least three
weeks
Word was received this week from
Mr.. and Mrs. Pfaffle that they had
reached San Bernardino, California.
where they were enjoying the eating
OF some delicious oranges. They In
tended when they wrote to take trip |
crossing the line over into Mexico, |
After visiting the San Diego fair they |
will proceed to San Francisco.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. b. Cook and two
little boys left the latter part of last
week for Garden City and Ness City, |
Kansas This is their old home coun-
~. where they still own piece OF
land. and rnmor says that II salts
factory trade can be made back there
for their Meridian place. they will re-
turn 10 Kansas to live.
Word has been received In Meridian
Of the marriage last Friday afternoon
by Justice of the Peace ID. n. Miller,
in Boise. OF Frank s. Crane and Vida
Blanche Vickers, both OF Nampa.
The couple have the congratulations
OF many relatives and friends in this
vicinity. They will make their home
ut Nampa
A score OF lawsuits have been filed
a. Shoshonegrowing out al the inter-
ests Of the people there In starting an
elevator proposition. The Peoples
Elevator Co, of Boise is the defend
ant. The elevator did not material
ize according to agreement. An at
tempt MAS made IN the Meridian cou-
n-ry TO organize a similar enterprise
last spring. hui the solicitor did not
meet with much encouragement.
John Leeh was over To arrange for
storage water from the Nampa- Mer-
idian district Monday and reports
some good crops on the GreenhursI
ranch, southeast OF Nampa, OF which
he has charge. He got 6l0 bushels
Of Big Four Oats from six acres. OF
Blue Stem wheat he got from one
tract of 2 s acres. sS2 bushels. and
from 20-acre tract 931 bushels or
IS bushels 70 the acre. He sayg the
wheat viii net him 72c bushel ON
the market now.
a tragic accident occurred near Salt
Lake the fore part OF this week when
Ross Cartee Jr. was killed The car
in which he was riding with a friend
skidded On the side OF the road oy-
ertnrning the two occupants. one get
ting OFF unhnrt Deceased was son
Of Ross Cartee. and the family had
moved 10 salt Lake some time ago
from Boise. The young man was a
ssshior at the University Of Idaho and
a fine young fellow. with great prom
re.
A lady living near Meridian who
has quite lot Of honey on hand and
al The same time is q little short Of
cash 10 buy sugar, says one is sur
prfsed at the number OF things to eat
that can be swsetened with one as
we'll as the other. Berries have an
excellent syrup when sweelenea With
honey, and especially IL this true OF
black caps and blackbsrries. Cookies
and sweetmeats are Dettsr, in the