The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1916-05-26

MERIDIAN NEWS NOTES
A carload OF wool was loaded here
the first Of the week for shipment tc
Boston.
The senior class of the high school
had a picnic outing on the Boise
river Saturday.
Come ont to the Memorial day ex-
ercises at the South church next
Sunday afternoon
Miss Lillian Swanstrom left We'd
nesday for Tacoma TO spend the sum
mer with relatives there.
Next Tuesday is Decoration dayRead
the fine tribute 10 General Grant ir
another column OF this paper
Cleddie Carpenter. OF LaGrande,
Oregon, has been visiting here with
his sister, Miss oseth Carpenter.
The Nj T.. ladies aid society will
meet In the league room at $50 pm.
Wednesday for business session.
A daughter was born Friday, May
18th. 20 Mr.. and Mrs o. q. Shepherd
who live six miles northwest Of town.
John Ketchen and sister, Miss Mar
garet Ketchen, OF Boise, were Sun
day guests OF Mr. and Mrs. A..
Ketche.
Senator James II. Frazier and lit
tie daughter OF Cour d Alene. visited
here this week with Mr.. Frazier's
mother, Mrs. @ D, Frazier
Miss Loder and Miss Lyons enter
tanned Friday evening the grade
scholars who participated In the pro-
duction Of Red Riding Hoods Res
cue
]. II. Meyer is visiting at HIS old
hme at Ocean Park, Minnesota, and
will perhaps make his permanent
home there.
Reports indicate that the grain
crop In the Cambridge and Midvale
valleys will be heavier than for a
number OF years
Mrs. Henry Taylor left Thursday
evening for Grangeville. Idaho, where
she was called by word OF the Illness
OF her father. former Sheriff DAILY,
OF Ada county.
MIR and Mrs, Fred Nnsbaum will
leave Meridian about the first OF
next month 20 locate in Bowmont,
where Mr.Nusbaum will have charge
OF the new creamery.
Tn Pantorium has new quarters In
the place formerly occupied as bar
Der shop on the Burns property.
Floyd Hoobler has fitted up the shop
in an attractive manner, and invites
the people to call.
A fine class OF 90 new members
was initiated into the Meridian camp
OF NJ. W. A. Venerable Consul F.W.
Masterson and Clerk John Wagon
er were In charge. assisted by the
new team OF uniformed Woodmen
Miss Elizabeth Shaw, domestic sci
ence teacher In the rural high school
here the past year. has returned 10
Boise and after a visit there will go
20 Weiser, where she has a position
as clerk In the county recorders Of
flee.
J. c. Mcintosh writes from To-
peka. Kansas. that he is enjoying q
pleasant visit with his brother and
other relatives and will not return 10
Meridian for several weeks, In the
meantime the stationery stand at the
postoffice Is closed
Tim Mccarthy will have a public
sale OF 50 head of cows, heifers and
bulls. tomorrow, Saturday. at /
p. M. at the Meridian livery harm.
Terms: Sums under $25 cash:
over $25 six months time This Is a
good chance TO get some good dairy
stock,as the cows and heiiers are all
first-class.
Mrs. S. l. Roscoe. and Mrs Roy
owen and children. who have been
visiting at the W. +. Downey home
for several weeks. left Tuesday for
their home In Iowa. going by way Of
Salt Lake where they will visit for
a few days. Mrs Roscoe Is sister
OF Mrs Downey and Prof. A. w. Full
Ter.
The rain OF the rast few days while
accompanied by an uncOmfortably
low temperature. has been worth d
great deal TO the small grain in this
valley, according to the ranchers re-
ports. II has also helped the dry
farmer considerably. and there is
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