The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1916-09-29
MERIDIAN NEWS NOTES

MERIDIAN NEWS NOTES
w. S. Natter was called to Nampa
on business Wednesday.
w. H. Peer is one OF the special
police officers at the Gem State fair.
John Whitlock is one of the gate
keepers at the Gem State fair.
WI A. Heikes was transacting BUSH.
ness in Boise Tuesday.
Gny e. King. OF the Brewer barber
shop, was a Boise visitor Tuesday.
+. j. MI Anderson was In attendance
at the fair Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. w. NJ. Anderson were
the guests OF Boise friends Tuesday.
H. Stotts is one OF the local people
attending the fair at Boise.
w, r. Thompson. contractor and
builder,of Nampa,was here Tuesday.
Mrs Harry Tolleth returned Friday
from visit to Ontario.
Thai Stephens OF the First Nation
al Bank,was Nampa visitor Friday.
e. r. Clark, Of New Meadows, was
visitor here Friday.
Rev. Joel Brown was Boise Wis
itor Tuesday.
Mr., and Mrs j G. Garrett and
children were at the fair Wednes-
day.
Mr. and Mrs b. #. Neal, OF Boise,
were the guests OF brand Mrs. H.F.
Neal the first OF the week,
Mr. and Mrs. j. @. Garrett are en-
tertaining as their guests Mrs. d..
Rhodes and son OF Idaho City.
James Nelson OF Twin Falls is In
Meridian for the purpose OF purchas-
ing some thoroughbred sheep from
the Durham company.
a. b. Barker Is moving from Boise
to Arena Valley, six miles south OF
Parma, where he has a fine home
stead entry.
new set OF books for the travel
ing library Is at Wilcox's Pharmacy.
and the Meridian public is invited
10 cali and get them.
Miss Alice Shaw or Boise was a
weekend visitor in Meridian, the
guest OF her sister. Miss Elizabeth
Shaw.
Mrs Anna Lewis, of Cambridge,
is visiting here as the guest of her
mother, Mrs. Alice Frazier.
l.. Hopper, of the Vickers-Sims Co.
attended the harvest festival at
Nampa Friday
Taylor Cock, little son OF Dr. and
Mrs. COX. submitted to an operation
for relief from tonsolitis at Boise
hospital Saturday morning.
Mrs. Ira Elaine returned Wednes-
day from Blue Springs, Neb.. where
she has visited for some time with
her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clint Waggoner re-
turned Tuesday evening from vac
alton OF several days spent at the
Payette lakes.
Il. r. Stone and Frank Curl OF
Horseshoebend. Idaho, were here
last Saturday, loading out the 9S
head OF blooded ewes, they purchas-
ed Of the Durham company.
Mrs George Swinderman and
daughter. Miss Ruth. returned Fri
day evening from Burley. where they
had been visiting for about two
weeks.
II. N. Peckham and two sons OF
Wilder We're In Meridian Saturday,
on business connected with blooded
sheep
The Ladies Aid Society OF the
Methodist church will meet with
Mrs. II. b. Carpenter on Wednesday
afternoon. October 9Th, A full at
tendance is desired.
Rolley Howry has returned from
Arlington. Idaho. in Long Valley,
where he was for some time engaged
as contractor in the erection of the
new school building.
w. A. Palmer and son Chester de-
Tarted for Omaha. Neb. Wednesday
morning with a cattle train. The
stock is being shipped by I. c. Cat
lin. They expect to be gone about
two weeks.
Mr.. Sample, living a half mile west
of McDermott station, has completed
a fine new five-room house and also
has had a we'll drilled by Messrs.
Mack & Lang. The latter firm have
been doing considerable well work
in this vicinity.
The blacksmith firm Of Adams &
Whiteley has secured the old pool
hall building on Broadway street
They are having the building remod
eled and plan to move their shop
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