The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1916-01-21

Earl Gilbert was a capital city Wis
itor Wednesday
Ben Robson was at Weiser last
Monday and while there contracted
for lunch of eve lambs.
Word has been received OF the SER
ious illness with pneumonia OF Mrs.
Sarah i. Hoffman, al gainesville,
Ohio,
Mrs. Harry Johnson arrived here
this week from Washington. to as
sist in caring for hor mother. Mrs,
Mary Anderson Who Is quite iil
daughter WAS born Wednesday,
January latli. to Mr. and Mrs. Judson
Wolf Of Meridian
Elmer Sims and Allen Wilcox were
In Boise Monday on business connect
ed with the affairs OF the Meridian
Building aud Loan Association.
Rev Joel Brown. pastor Of tho
Christian church here. leaves Friday
for Spokane, where he viii assist In
conducting four-weeks series OF
special meetings
james cooper.who has been so SER
iously III with pneumonia. at the
Hayner home III Meridian. Ii grad
ually regaining bis strength
Miss Ethel sebern viii take the
grade school classes Of Principal
A. WI Fuller next week. This Is
temporary arrangement during the
continued illness 81 the principal.
Miss Fapnle Gooding who has been
visiting her mother Mrs Blair, at
the home Of Mrs Glen Hedges, left
Saturday FOR her home in Nebraska.
News has reached here OF the mar
riage OF Miss Winlfred Maloney,
former Meridian teacher TO Mr.. Hibbs
AZ Ketchikan, Alaska. The wedding
took place on December 27th.
MIR and Mrs. George Gardiner re-
ceiyed very nice piece Of frozen
meat this week, in the shape OF a
box OF choice Iowa rabbit. from their
relatives. Mr. and Mrs Guy willits.
ffp ruirt ~ ii.
sc, Idaho. was in town Wednesday In
the interest Of The Golden TRAIL
the homeseekeFs monthly magazine
81 which he IS editor and publisher.
In our mention last week OF the dis
tribution OF the estate OF Uncle Date
Hedges. Ralph Hedges was men-
toned as grandson. This should
have read, u nephew
Local lovers Of the art OF terpsi-
chore have the promise Of a genuine
good time al the dance 70 be given
in the M.WA. hall here tonight,
January 2lst Hoohler's orchestra
will furnish the music and refresh
ments win be served.
The temperature on Thursday
morning fell to degrees below zero.
this being from official thermome-
ters. This equals the lowest temper :
AZURE recorded IN Meridian this vim
ter, it having also been below on
ta
the morning OF December S1st
Glenn Hedges who has been at Fair
bury. Neb. for some time past en-
gagged In settling up the estate of his
brother Dayton Hedges, who died +
here last fall, is expected TO arrive |
home in few days. I
The Meridian high school basket i
bali team will play the Ustick school ]
at Ustick this Friday nighttime game S
will be played in the Mckinney ware i
house. and crowd OF local young a
folks is planning a sleigh ride trip a
to Ustick 10 witness the contest. n
l.. G. Baker. who recently disposed !.
Of his interest in the Meridian Com :
store to his partner. A. C. 4
Hansen. left Wednesday evening for !,
Los Angeles, where he expects to Sc !
cure a position as a travelling sales :
man for coast Wholesale firm. /
The concert given by the Merid :
ian High school chorus last Friday
evening was well attended and
splendid lot OF music was furnished Z
Miss Loder. conductress. deserves 4
credit for the success she made OF !
the evenings program. !
Marsters & Son shipped carload y
OF fat hogs from here to the Los An il
o,ofoe market Nndupedav The chin n