The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1916-03-10

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A ten-pound daughter was born
Saturday. March 4th, to Mr.. and Mrs.
William Moreland, Of Meridian.
Mrs. Mary French and family have
moved to the RAIDER ranch half
mile west OF the Temp section,
The board 81 trustees OF the Mer-
idian rural high school hold their
monthly business meeting Saturday.
Harold Hoobler was In Boise Thurs
day night to play IN an orchestra fur
niahing music for d dance In the
q. A RI. hall.
The section OF the state highway
extending through Meridian IL being
improved this week by O re-surfae-
Ing Of coarse gravel.
II. q. Dunkln, who has been in
charge OF Boise suburban grocery
store for some time. has moved to
Pocatello 10 reside.
Material was purchased In Merid-
Ian this week for the erection OF a
large breeding barn on the Tx. l..
ranch eight miles southeast OF here.
George Powell and family have
moved back TO the farm In Blue Val
ley Uncle George says This is
the life none Of your town loaflng
for me
Congressman Robert McCracken
has sent d supply OF garden seeds
TO the Times office and as long as the
limited supply lasts d package viii
be given TO each family.
Four carloads OF lumber, Oregon
fir. shingles and Oregon pine, were
received an dunloaded here by the
Gem State Lumber company the lat
ter part of the week.
Noah Wolfe arrived home Tuesday
from Twin Falls near which place
he had been working for over three
months on the high line canal from
the Miner dam.
Mrs. J. M. jackson is receiving
treatment for nervous trouble at
the Boise sanitarium, and reports
that sho 10 feeling better and ex-
PEGS TO return home in two weeks.
Mrs Guy Remington who recently
underwent a surgical operation In a
Boise hospital was able TO be moved
To her home near Meridian Sunday
and il getting along very we'll,
State Live stock Inspector J. p,
Moon who recently acquired the
Allies S0-acres. a mile south OF town
has planned IL he does not rent the
place In the meantime, to move here
with his family from Boise.
George Rogers and family who
have been residing on the Reynolds
place recently purchased by Mr.
Swinderman have rented the Fred
Nusbaum residence and viii occupy
the same next week.
The clever operetta The Wind
mills OF Holland" viii be presented
BY students OF the Meridian High
School. Friday evening. March nth
The production will be under the
management OF Miss Loder.
Miss Shaw, Miss Stevens. Mr.. Min
high school faculty, spent pleasant
evening az the home OF Mr. and Mrs
j. j Caldwell Tuesday of this week
The evening was spent In playing
Rock" and other games
Harold Hoobler and Robert PfosI
changed their bachelor quarters this
week from the second floor Of the
First National bank building to tht
Pickett residence which they recently
rented. Tim Mccarthy viii also have
'roost" in the boys new home.
The Red Mist" serial concludes
this week This has been beauti
full story OF southern life, during tht
civil war. Our new serial. Home
starts next week To miss the openinl
chapter will be a loss as the stor,
promises to be the best yet published
in the Times.
A class Of six candidates was in
itiated by the local camp OF th'
NJ. w. A. Tuesday night. EleveI
more applications for membership
we're favorably considered. and thi
class, with probably additional can
dldates. will be initiated at the mex
regular meeting
The last issue OF the Caldwell New
says: DIR. II. c. Spencer. osteopath
son of Mrs Anna Spencer, of thi
city, has opened offices in the Picar'
& Roberts Block. Mr.. Spencer Is
graduate OF the Kirkville School o
Osteopathy Of the year 1915. He ha
been practicing al Meridian for III
past four months, but his preference
Is Caldwell The doctor, togethe
with his wife and baby, VIII max
this city their home"
Max B. Miner. local manager c
the Gem State Inmber company, lei
Thursday for PocztsIlo TO attend n
annual banquet rendered the mar
a9exa Of It's various lumber yard
~ efs Gem State company. IncIuG