The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1916-06-16

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/ The Pant0rium. conducted by Floyd
Hoobler. has been purchased by Err.
Wesrphal late of Boise. who took
/ possession this week
MIR. and Mrs. 4. A. COPELAND are
expected ia arrive today friday
from Bohemian. Mont. for visit
/ With Mrs. Copeland's parents. Mr..
and Mrs. u. r. Hunt
Mr.. and Mrs. James Rogers. former
+ citizens OF this place. arrived from
Portland Ore. Saturday. where they
have resided for the past few years.
and will again make Meridian their
homa
Regular passenger train service be-
tween Boise and Lakeport the termi-
nus OF the Idaho Northern branch at
Fayette Lakes. commenced Thurs
day yesterday No. 1874, the train
am, and No.l93 Lakeporf to Boise.
Is due here at 3s22 pm.
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District Supt. and Mrs. j. ID. GILL;
Ian. OF the M. y. Church, are spend
Ing the month of June In Jackson,
Ohio, which town, the place OF their
birth and marriage, they left more
than 80 years ago for the west.
Fishing on the. Payette lake at
Mccall Ii the best II has been for
many years, SO u report from there
says The average size of the trout
being hooked now il from IL to liz
inches, though an occasional big one
IL landed.
The monthly Traders day sale here
Saturday was we'll attended and the |
stuff listed sold readily, cattle espec- |
tally bringing good price. The sale |
amounted TO approximately $4,000.
The Il. r.. Hunt residence Is being
improved with a fresh coat OF paint.
The 3-year-old son OF Mr. and Mrs.
George Gardiner fell from buggy at
the Gardner home Wednesday after
noon and sustained fractured collar
bone.
Bills are out announcing dance at
be held In the M. w. A. hall In Mer-
idian, Friday night, June l6. The
music Will be furnished by Hoobler's
orchestra and good time Is assured.
G. w. Johnson always has supply
OF cattle on hand ready for inspect
ion at the yards near the Fair
Grounds. Call and see for yourself
or write or Phone. Address Box 626
Boise, or phone 1857 w, Boise.
The Christian church Sunday-school
give an ice cream social tonight
at the church. A splendid program or
music, social games and good eats
has been arranged.
II you want to take an auto trip
with your family to Arrowrock, and
try the good fishing up there. see
Jones. the Meridian livery man. Auto
or buggy service.
Call and see Jones. the new livery
man. Rigs for any purpose at any
time. Saddle horses, camping out
fits, autos.
A branch OF the Cooperative
Creamery has been established at
Hoyne's store. at the stand formerly
used by the Mutual Creamery Co The
latter firm has moved across the
street TO the Union Feed Co. build
ing.
Richard II. Jones. rustling young
business man OF Boise. he's bought
the livery business of Percy McFar-
land, the latter retaining the dray
business only. See MIR. Jones ad In
another part of this paper.
1
j. ". Jackson, an enterprisinE
young creamery man OF Caldwell has
arrived to take charge OF the Mutual
Creamery company station, estab-
lished In new Meridian quarters In
the building at the rear OF the Mer-
idian Hardware Co. stand. Mr.Jack-
son says he will pay the highest top
price for cream. and will later buy
eggs and poultry.
j. +. Highley and family, who re-
Gently moved to Idaho from Des
Moines, Iowa, have located ON one of
the Noble ranches 4 miles south
west OF Meridian. They appear to be
good.industrious people and 1t Is this
kind who will find welcome to our
community.
Tom Shook has moved his family
TO Boise and will be at home az 1913
n. 10th street He win operate the
big threshinB outfit ~ usual in the
Meridian section this season, and OPP
erations will begin about August 1
Mr.shook thinks there viii be good
average yield OF wheat and oats. and
perhaps lighter yield of barley. AS
TO the seed crop. II is little early to
tell. as the second crop of alfalfa is
used for this purpose. but indications
point to a fair crop.
DEATH OF MRS. ID. w. HOLMAN.