The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1916-07-28

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JOHN r. BAIRD, PUBLISHER
Published each Friday. 81 per year.
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MERIDIAN NEWS NOTES
d. M. Stokesberry of Emmett was
Meridian visitor Monday
r. T.. Holmes. the bee man. sports |
a bran-new motor car.
Mrs. /. w. Pfost returned Tuesday
from weeks visit with relatives at
Cambridge.
Mrs. Anna Bannon, Of Seattle, who
has been visiting Mrs. l.. j. WASH
burn, has returned home.
Prof. A. w. Fuller went TO Cam
bridge Tuesday where he will spend
vacation of several weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs Ode Pollock. OF Pow
ersville. Mo, who are touring the
west are visiting here as the guests
of MIR. and Mrs. w. +. Turner.
Or. and Mrs. Easter have returned
from an outing OF several days spent
In the HALEY country.
MIR. and Mrs. Clint Waggoner will
go to the Harris creek locality Satur-
day where they viii spend an outing
of several days.
A. II. Maynard, who was called to
Sioux City. Iowa. last week by the
death of his child. returned home
last Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. II. Adams OF Ru-
pert were the guests OF Mr., and Mrs.
j. r. Mcfarland yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs Morris Lamb OF Vale
Oregon. were the guests Of Meridian
friends Sunday.
David Redman, Of Twin Falls, a
former Meridian citizen. Is visiting
here this week as the guest OF
friends.
Grover Burns, his wife and little
daughter, left by auto Saturday for
Cambridge, for a ten-day trip.
on Monday work VIII be started on
the construction of an eight-room
modern house. for Walter Evans, re-
siding southeast Of Meridian,
Mrs. Voorhees, will have bungalow
erected on State street. between LIST
and Meridian streets The foundation
has already been dug.
A. ID. Hedges left Friday accom-
panied by his wife and daughter, for
an automobile trip to Seattle Wash,
They win be gone month or more
and may 30 on to California during
the trip.
The Meridian band, under the lead
ership OF Prof, Stewart, gave a nice
open air concert last Thursday even
ing. They have promised to play
again Saturday night
The Bennett family OF Long Val
ley is stopping In Meridian, en- route
to Corvallis, Wash, where they will
make their future home. Mrs Ben
nett was formerly Miss Addie Knut-
son.
Mrs. Harry Toleth and her little
daughter, and mother, Mrs. Luther
Snyder, and little Catherine Beam
went 10 Ontario. Oregon, Tuesday fol-
visit with Mr.. and Mrs. Aker.
Cards have been received In Mer
idian announcing the birth of q SOL
10 Mr.. and Mrs. G.. b. VanAusdell
at Franklin Neb. Mr.. Van Ausdel
formerly taught music in the Higl
school here.
u. c. Pfaffle. r H. McDermott anC
A. j. Flack. officials OF the Cooper
alive Creamery CO., attended thu
farmers picnic at the site of thu
cheese factory at Bowmont Tuesday
The factory was opened for business
this week.
II is understood that Frank Slater
one OF our pioneer residents. ha
sold his residence property 20 JET
l.. Davis. OF Boise Mr. Slater an'
family are planning to move TO tn,
Twin Falls country.
Otis Rife. OF Boise. who has pur
chased half interest in the mercan
tile establishment OF w. ]. Hoyne
will move his family here at an earl
date and become permanent either
OF the town.
Rev. Chas McCoard. pastor of tn
Methodist church, left Monday for
two-weeks vacation. He will visi
Salt Lake, before returning home
The Methodist pulpit in Meridian
viii be occupied next Sunday morn
ing by Rev. w j. Luscombe. o
Weiser.
Mrs. L. p. Biddiek OF Pocatello al
rived Sunday for a visit with he
father Geo. Z. Atwater. Mrs. Biddicl
was accompanied by Mrs. Yinso
Forbes OF Lincoln. Neb.. sister-ir
law OF Mr. Atwater. xho viii max