The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1916-06-02

MERIDIAN NEWS NOTES
Mr.and Mrs. David Powers Of Boise
We're guests of Allen Wilcox Tues
day
p Monroe smock, Of New Ply
mouth, was Meridian visitor We'd
nesday.
Judge and Mrs. r. ri Dunlap Of
Boise, were visiting nj the Baird
home Sunday.
Royal Stanton now gets his mail
addressed to Rt A., Caldwell, In
stead Of Enterprise, Idaho.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Crane OF Nam
pa visited Tuesday with Mrs. Cranes
brother. Earl Gilbert, and family.
n. b. Gore and family have moved
to Boise to reside. Mr.. Gore is en-
ployed in barber shop there.
Mrs. r. G. Williams and children
left Monday for Butte, Mont, TO join
her husband, Rev. II. @. Williams.
Sam and Charles Williamson leave
today for Soda Springs. Idaho, where
they will operate sheep shearing
plant.
Joe Daily and family are here from
their ranch on Sucker creek in Owy-
hee county to attend the funeral OF
Joseph DAILY Sri
Thorne Bisby arrived home We'd
nesday evening from a trip to CAL
ifornia, where he has been employed
by an insurance company.
L. L. Folsom, of Boise, who aspires
TO the republican nomination for
state auditor, spent a few hours in
Meridian Wednesday.
DR. Dutton and family and Mr,and
Mrs. IL, II, Hunt visited tho Arrow
rock dam and reservoir Tuesday.
making the trip by motor
Ernest Vining of Caldwell has been
here part of this week attending TO
wiring of two residences near the In
terurban depot on Idaho street. 81
j. W. Hurst is hauling material
from a local lumber yard for an adj
dition TO his ranch house between
here and Kuna.
A load of bees sold by George At
water to ID. l.. Young, were deliver
ed to the latter at Grandview this
week by Frank Slater, the teamster.
The Times has received nice let
ter from ID. l.. Bailey, thanking us
for the words of confidence as ex-
pressed in the editorial last week.
r.. H. McNeal is now employed
south of Nampa, riding ditch near the
Deer Flat reservoir. His family re-
main in Meridian for the summer.
DR.. and Mrs. S. M. G. Reynolds left
Thursday for a weeks visit at Cam
bridge. This is the old home of the
family. and they no doubt will great
~ enjoy the trip.
j. l.. Waggoner, George Tolleth
and Harry Tolleth and little daugh-
ter made an auto trip to the Sucker
creek section of Owyhee county Sat.
urday. returning home Sunday.
Mrs. o. v. Sebern was d delegate
to the Sunday school convention al
Boise last week from Victory Mer
idian was Represented by Rev. Joe
Brown and Mr.. v. Richardson.
Prof G. G. Minden took the thirt
degree of the Masonic order at /
a. tlI fna
Tuesday night. A supper and shor
social session followed.
One OF the boilers formerly used a
the local spray factory has been pur
chased by w. A. Mullins and shippe,
TO Vale where II will be installed Il
Mr.. Mullens' clothes cleaning works
Miss Bertha Singrey has been re
tained by the trustees TO teach tn
school in district No. 40, southwes
OF town next year Miss Singley RI
Gently came here from the east.
The cement floor and foundatio
for the addition 10 the Merida
cheese factory have been complete
and Busby & Howry will commenc
work on the superstructure the fir
OF next week.
Tim Mccarthy delivered two ca
loads of cattle at Nampa Sunday, K
shipment TO Long Valley. The stoc
had been purchased by Eugene Nj
Coy, Long Valley stockman, at Nj
Carthys big sale Saturday.