The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1916-10-13


Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Fenton enter
tanned at house party the weok-
end in honor of their daughter, Miss
Esther, who is teaching at Mora
The guests were: Misses Beulah
Dunbar, Sophia Hughes, Aida Knox.
Susie Lane and Iva Newton.
| MIR. and Mrs. J.. II. Biddick have
arrived in Meridian for visit with
Earl Biddick, cousin, after an
auto honeymoon journey which
started in Wisconsin. The journey
consumed Ia days. They viii return
lin their car.
high school will begin practice Sat
urday. Among those who will prob
ably be on the team are: William
Rose. ALVIN Hashbarger, Eugene
Kaigler Ford Watts, James Fuller
and o. G. Thurman.
Henry Carter Is concluding his
ninth year In charge OF the south
extension lateral OF the Settlers can
al. north OF Meridian. He has beer
on the job since 1907. This Is Ger,
tainly faithful service. and he has
the satisfaction or knowing that the
farmers were supplied with water
regularly and in fair and impartial
manner.
Miss Cassie Palmer writes from
Mink Creek, Bannock county, that
she Is pleasantly located and finds
school work interesting The school
house Is a new brick building, prop
erly lighted and ventilated, and hav
ing a furnace, insures good heat
Ing system.
They were married and lived happy
ever after. is the way the continued
story Peg o the Ring turns ont
In the last chapter in this weeks
Times. This has been an interesting
and exciting serial. and enjoyed both |
in the Times and at the Idle Hour
theatre. After election the Times
Will publish another serial
The Loyal Berean Sunday-school
class OF the Christian church was
Friday evening by Mr.. |
and Mrs. John Hedges. at their |
country home " miles north of |
Meridian. After the business was |
conducted the evening was spent in |
q social way, and delicious refresh
ments were served.
r. ID. Hawley, residing near Yost |
station, has returned after a months |
business trip to Eugene, Oregon,
where he sold a piece of land. Mr. |
Hawley is we'll satisfied with the |
Boise valley. but says the fruit over |
In the Willamette valley, and espec-
tally the Italian prune crop looks |
pretty good this year. One man he |
says, sold 100000 pounds OF prunes |
at Z nc, or $40 a ton.
Careless aim of duck hunter sent |
q portion of shotgun charge into |
the head and shoulder OF William |
who resides 4 miles south |
west Of Meridian last Saturday. One |
OF the shot lodged beside his nose. |
another In his cheek, the third in |
his scalp and the fourth In his left |
shoulder. A Nampa hunter Is said |
to have been responsible.
The local M. w. A. lodge attended |
the meeting of that fraternity at |
Boise Monday night and helped 100 |
new members get through the maze
OF the forest. Fred Adams. chief for
ester of the Meridian lodge. and his
team. consisting of: Amos Whiteley.
Joseph Duree, John Williamson, Roy
Roy Hogle, Rueben
Howry. Frank Matcham, Earl eGii-
bert and Roy Howry, assisted in put
ling on the degrees.
For the negro show the other
hight II cost soc to get In, csc for
reserve seat and 15c for the con-
:ert, II we are reliably informed
= you have a season ticket you can
zee the criterions to night for csc
md enjoy better show, and some
hing that will be refined and ele-
'ating to yourself and family. It is
Up TO the people of Meridian to
moose the kind of entertainment
hey desire for the coming season. +
let's encourage the business men in
letting high class entertainments
BEES AND HIVES FOR SALE.