The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1916-03-03
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one day this week
Willard Turner was a business Wis
tier at Nampa and Caldwell Thurs
day.
N.R.Jones went to Mountain Home
Tuesday, In the interest of his auto
mobile business.
Harry Eagleson was in Meridian
Monday making arrangements for an
auction sale.
Notice the BisbY big auction sale,
advertised in another column, and
plan to go.
=. G. Pfaffle aud Henry Stricken
advertise q big auction sale In anoth-
or column OF this page. Read II.
Miss Ruth Thomas underwent an
operation here Wednesday for the
removal Of her tonsils.
Harry Rogers Of Pocatello has been
visiting during the week with rela-
tives and friends in Meridian.
~ r. Hackett Is building an addi-
tion and making other improvements
to his home southwest OF Meridian.
Homer Coleman is purchasing mat
erial this week for commodious
new residence on his ranch northwest
OF town.
A son was born Sunday, February
27th. to Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis s. Ar
baugh who reside on ranch near
Meridian
Having come In like lion, March
in the Boise valley will, according Il
tradition, proceed 70 so out like a
whatever that may mean.
Meridlans second big monthly
Traders day sale Saturday, March 4
commencing at 10 am. Free lunch
furnished by Meridian merchants.
See big announcement OF the second
big traders day sale In another col
umn, and remember the date, this
Saturday, March 4th.
A son was born Friday, February
25th. TO Mr.. and Mrs. G. n. Austin
Mr.. Austin is secretary OF the Avalon
orchard company at Kuna.
II. L Phillips Is hauling material
for modern dwelling and large
stock barn 10 be built on his place
a mile and half from Meridian.
The ladies home missionary society
OF Locust Grove will give a chicken
pie supper az the school houee Friday
evening, March 10th, zoe plate.
Everybody come.
Prof. G. G. Minden. Prof. w. s.
M0rgenthalef Miss Elizabeth Shaw
and Miss Helen Pack were dinner
guests sunday al the J.A.P Pack home
north Of town.
Mrs A. A. Hawkes. arrived home
tho latter part OF the week from Lin
coin, Nebr.. TO which place she ac-
companied the body OF her husband,
shipped there for burial.
Mrs. II a. Ireland visited Satur
day With Meridian friends, accom-
panying Prof. Ireland. who was here
that day to attend the meeting OF
the grazing association.
George v. Leighton has sold his
milk route In Boise which was sup
piled from his big dairy ranch near
Meridian. to II, II. Baker OF Bakers
dairy company.
Ira Voorhees, who In partnership
with Earl Gilbert has conducted the
Meridian meat market. has disposed
OF his half interest to A. l.. Hancock.
The new firm viii be known as Gill
bert & Hancock. 1t is understood
that Mr.. Voorhees, win go on ranch.
Logan Grice will prove up next
month on q very choice piece OF land
nine miles southeast OF Boise. See
final proof publication In another
column OF this paper.
Mrs. Harry Tolleth, Miss Osyth
Carpenter, and Mr.. and Mrs. w. N.
Yost we're among the Meridian peo-
pie who enjoyed the robin Hood
production at Boise Friday evening.
oryille Jackson writes for the
Times TO be sent him at Boise. Or
Vile is employed by wholesale gro
Gerry firm and he likes his new Job
very much He resides In the Fine
gan flats.
Il. b. Knight is new resident OF the
Meridian community, having located
on the Elan place, the farm with
the big barn, mile and half east
OF town. Mr.. knight came from
Fruitland.
Word received here from Harry
Tolleth who left last week to visit
his parents al Fairbury, Neb., is to
the effect that his mother is very Ill
from heart trouble and her condition
is considered critical
Mrs. Guy Remington underwent an
operation for the removal OF cancer
Gus growth in st. Luke's hospital at
Boise. Monday. Her progress towards
recovery was reported yesterday ev-
ening TO be satisfactory.
J. f. Dean and family who have
been living on a ranch near Ustick
loaded two cars OF household goods
farm machinery aud live stock here
Wednesday for shipment TO their
former home in Kansas wnere they
Will again locate.
Thomas Clendening and family left
wednesday night for Grant county,
MINI, where they resided before
moving TO Idaho three years ago.
They have q 400-acre ranch there
and shipped back two carloads OF live
stock, implements and household
goods.
The trip OF the Meridian high school
boys TO Payette and Vale last FRI