The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1916-10-06

MISS EeAfl Eyer OF BOISE was mere
Monday and Tuesday visiting with
her sister, Mrs. H. B. Carpenter.
Sid Clark left for the Big Benz
camp of the Barber Lumber Co. thii
week, where he has good job,
The Boise-Lakeport trains have
been taken off the Short Line, ant
the regular winter schedule out oil
Namna is now maintained.
]. Nj. Jackson and Mr.. and Mrs
Arthur Frazier started Tuesday fol
hunting trip and visit in the Gar
den Valley section.
The place to get the best butter
wrappers at the price Of cheaper pa
pers. Is at the Times office In Nerd
ian. Call and see samples
Quincy Adams arrived in Merid-
ian Tuesday evening to spend a
weeks vacation at home. He Ii EN-
ployed on the Pin road running from
Weiser to New Meadows.
Miss Josephine Fairchild OF Placer
vile. and Miss Ida Roberts OF Twin
Falls visited with Mr. and Mrs J. M.
Jackson the past week, and took in
the fair
DR. c. 4. Dntton and Harry TOT
leth have returned from a hunting
trip in the Cane Horn country. They
say the forests were so dry that ~
was difficult 10 get near anv ing
game.
Harley Turner, agent for the Boise
valley Is taking his annual vacation
and will spend a month in Garden
Valley Mr. Morris, of Boise, Is
helping out at the station nduring
Harley's absence.
Miss Marie Millspaugh has gone 70
Riddle. Owyhee county, where she
win teach a nine-months term OF
school This place is near the Duck
Valley Indian reservation. So miles
south OF Mountain Home.
G. H. Rose has returned after a
six-weeks absence He went to Port
land and Olympia. and received
treatment AAt lfAhAAHN iiHHAhNGN
In health which Is good news 70 his
many friends.
Thomas Mcclure has traded his )
acre tract in west Meridian for a
farm 0f 100 acres on Camas Prairie
The family have made no plans for
the present but may later move to
their new ranch Mrs. Mcclure is now
rural route carrier on No. ,.
The next regular meeting of the
Meridian p. T. A. Circle will out at
the country home OF Mrs. w. ~
Yost. president on Thursday even
ing, October 18TH good program
is planned and everyone interested
is invited. -men as well as the ladies
Special attention should be called
TO the fact that registration for the
general election closes this Satur-
day night. Register with Justice OF
the Peace Ge orge Whitlock at Rey-
nolds' Office, or Of Justice W. II.
Peer.
j. III. Tompkins OF Aberdeen, So.
Dakota, was here this week looking
after the public sale OF his son Carts
personal property. He reports good
prices received Before returning
20 his home in South Dakota, MIR.
Tompkins viii go and visit Carl, who
Is attending a medical school in
San Francisco.
See announcement in another col
umn of the big Borah rally at the
Pinney theatre next Wednesday ev-
ening. Let's get up a crowd and
20 down on special lnterurban car
from Meridian and do our share in
honoring ldaho's most distinguished
citizen.
Hon. T. A. Walters. of Caldwell.
democratic candidate for attorney
general, made an address before n
small sized audience AT the Booster
club room Monday evening, on the
political issues Mr. Walters Is
logical and convincing talker and an
orator of ability.and his address was
deserving OF a larger audience.
Gaylord Shook will return to Mer-
idian the last of next week from
Nogales. New Mexico. He has re-
ceived his honorable discharge from
active service, having served the full
three years required of a member of
the Idaho militia. He is stopping in
San Francisco for a few days visit
ing relatives, before coming home.
The Gem State Fair closed last
Saturday after successful week.
The weather was ffne,and the at
tendance, while not as large as last
year on account of the increased
price of tickets, the proceeds were
practically the same President
McDermott and Secretary Hender-
shot are very well pleased, and with
big fruit crop are going to do bet
ter things next year.
MASS MEETING.
To talk over the cemetery prop
osition The public. men and wom-