The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1916-10-20

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moved to the Deer Flat country.
Taken up: One sheep branded H.
o. e. Allison, X d . Meridian.
Rev. Joel Brown conducted preach
ing services in the Christian church
at Nampa Sunday afternoon.
Mrs J G. Garrett and children
have gone TO Idaho City, where they
will visit friends for several days.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. l.. Midday OF Boise
visited with Meridian friends Sum
day.
John Howry OF Baker City. Oregon.
was here to attend the funeral Of his
cousin.
Mrs. L. r. Biddlck asks that her
copy OF the Times be addressed to
SAG N. Arthur Ave, Pocatello, Ida
no.
The social dance given at the NJ |
w A. hall Friday evening was fea-
tured by a good attendance. there
being some so persons present
daughter was born Saturday, |
October IA, to Mr. and Mrs. Willis |
Stanton, living west Of town.
Born. to Mr.. and Mrs. Willis
Sheen Tuesday, Oct IT, girl. at |
the home miles northwest OF town. |
Born, Oct. IS, to Mr.. and Mrs.
r. @. Rawlings. a daughter, at the |
home south of Maple Grove
Remember that there will be
Traders Day sale In Meridian on
Saturday. November 4th List your
stuff at the bank or With Leo Mar
sters.
The general election notice, pub
lished by the county commissioners, |
is found on another rage OF this |
paper. Read II.
For sale or trade--I0 acres AL |
land all in cultivation near Nampa |
and az hard time prices. j p. Moon, |
1404 N. St, Boise.
Clarence Van Deusen, Democratic
candidate for state auditor, address
sed an audience of between 90 and 25
persons on Cleaner State Govern
ment" at the Booster club hall Mon
day afternoon.
The musical rendered at the rural
high school building Friday evening
by the Criterion Glee Club as first
number of the lyceum course which
has been provided by the business
men of this place for the winter, was
highly entertaining and Is generally
Haised by the citizens of the town.
Funeral services for Carl Box,
who passed away Thursday at the
home OF his daughter, Mrs August
Hackett, were held Sunday afternoon
at the Mateer chapel In Meridian.
Accompanied by Mr.. Hackett, the
body was forwarded Sunday after
noon for Pequot, Mimi, for burial.
Mrs John Havner has received the
sad news OF the death OF her brother,
Leander McIldery. at Purcell Okla
homa. He was soldier in the Civil
war, enlisting at Fairfield, Iowa.
when only boy of IL years. He
served with credit all through the
war In Sherman's army, being In Co,
G. both. Iowa.
IT, NJ Davidson. formerly we'll
known here as an auctioneer, and
who moved back to Drexel, Mo-, two
years ago, was in Meridian for visit
but on account of illness was not
around shaking hands with friends
He left Monday for home. From the
way Mr.. Davidson is praising the
Twin Falls country, II is thought that
he Iilans to return to Idaho.
The Times neglected to chronicle
last week the death OF William
Briggs which took place at the
family home east of Ustick. after an
illness of several weeks following
an operation Mr. Briggs was an old
resident, and man OF good char
acter and Influence He served for
one term as county commissioner,
representing this district.
w. III. Rea and family, who came
here from Prosperity. Arkansas have
taken charge of the Lawier farm,
near Victory school house They re-
mort that several letters OF inquiry
have been received from old neigh
bors down in Arkansas. who have
lilanned to come out to Idaho in the
spring.
Virginia the 16-year-old daughter
~ j. G.. Brown. residing north of
town. had her ankle cut while rid
ing along the road on pony Sum
day evening II Is supposed she pas
sed q rig from which there was a
mower sickle nrotruding II was
1uite dark. and she felt something
hnF hc oha I'm mt
~. she had no time to investigate
A dep cash was cut in her ankle.
The republican rally held at the
Roster club room IN Meridian last
Monday evening was well attended
and several interesting talks we're
made Hon. Guy II. Martin made
the principal address and gave spec-
iaI attention 10 national issues. The
address Of Hon John w. Eagleson,
state treasurer was Feplete with fig