The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1915-11-26
Meridian News.

Meridian News.
Lewis Clark, OF Clifford, Idaho. was
in Meridian Wednesday,
Mrs. George Rogers has been quite
seriously Ill with lagrippe.
b. L. Bailey was In Meridian We'd
nesday from his ranch near Caldwell.
Secretary Guy Remington OF the
Nampa- Meridian district was Nam
pa business visitor Tuesday.
AIR. and Mrs. ID. A. Brewer were
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Reming-
ton at Thanksgiving dinner.
Elmer Sims returned this week
from few days business trip to
Lorg Valley.
Arden Finch has returned 10 his
home at Smiths Prairie, after visit
with friends here.
Robin French has gone TO Jordan
Valley country for n Thanksgiving
visit with his friend Ben Woods
A son was born Friday, November
10. TO MIR. and Mrs Isaac Palmer.
who reside two and a half miles east
of Meridian.
Mrs. c. o. Broken 81 Boise was
guest here Monday OF Mr. and Mrs,
]. G. Beam.
Charley Warren, who is attending
the College OF Idaho, AZ Caldwell. was
visiting Meridian friends Thanksgiv-
Ing day.
Iudson Wolf and family have NOV
ed from their homestead on Sucker
creek in owyhee county to Meridian
to reside during the winter
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Gilbert and
children ate THANKSGIVING dinner
with Mr. Gilbert's mother, Mrs.
Qaackenbush, at Nampa.
A. Al. Tucker and family who re-
Gently moved from their ranch home
near Sweet. have located for the vim
ter In the DAILY residence here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Gavin OF Here
ford, Oregon, are visiting here at the
home OF Mrs. Cavins parents, Mr..
and Mrs. j. M. Parker.
The Oldest son of ]. g. Jones has
been dangerously I'll with plnro-
pneumonia and his condition Is very
grave at this writing
j.. s. Boone is hauling building ma
terial from local lumber yard for
the erection OF barn and other Inn
nroyements on his ranch three miles
southeast OF town.
j. w, Copeland OF Portland Is here
assisting his brother. Il. A. Copeland,
in invoicing and closing up the Cope
land Lumber company's business at
the Meridian and branch lumber
yards.
william Bay. who Is now located
at Shayvilie. Oregon, sends q dollar
Tor the Meridian Times for year.
They enjoy reading the news about
their Meridian friends.
Orville Jackson, chief clerk In the
Tolleth store, spent Thanksgiving
with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. G. #.
jackson. near Middleton and also
visited Caldwell.
Charles Voss and sons. Nels and
John. arrived home Saturday from a
six weeks hunting trip In the hills
above Garden Valley, The party
found big game very scarce in that
section.
Berton Cox who has been the night
operator at the local telephone ex-
change has moved TO his ranch eight
miles southwest of town. He Is sue
ceeded at the telephone office by VIII
Anderson.
The remodeling OF the dwelling on
the ranch owned by Louis Steffens o;
Boise has been finished and work
started there on the erection OF a
stock barn. The Steffens property
is located west Of Meridian.
The Ladies Aid OF the M. r.. church
Will meet at the league room next
Wednesday at $500. for the regu-
are. Mrs. Neal. Mrs. Homer Tolleth,
MIS- VA p carpenter hhu mfb. o. W.
Kaigler.
Leo Marsters was taken suddenly
IN one day recently. and was hur-
ried to the hospital for an operation
for appendicitis. The treatment was
taken in good time and he recovered
from the operation nicely and is now
on the road to recovery.
We wish to thank the many persons
who have complimented the manage
ment upon the improved appearance
OF the Times recently We have added
to our news force Mr. w. l.. Christie
and he will call upon you for items
OF interest.
L. w. Griffith leaves today for his
new home at Sweet, Idaho. Mr.. Grit.