The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1916-09-08

MERIDIAN NEWS NOTE:
Glenn Hedges and w. N. Yost hav,
returned after fishing trip to th'
Deadwood country.
Mr.. and Mrs Henry Taylor wers
among those who enjoyed the Labor
day picnic at Pierce Park Monday
Mrs. Il. +. Atwater has arrived
home after an extended stay at the
Payette lakes.
The Masons and their families en-.
joyed pleasant picnic at the Bailey
grove Monday.
All kinds OF school supplies az
J. G. McIntosh's. New stock and
low prices
school in both the Meridian build
ings begins next week. Vacation is
over for this year.
Mrs. Leroy Adams has returned
from Succor Creek, where she Wis
tied several days as the guest of her
sister Mrs. J. T. Daley.
w, b. Yoakley, who is connected
with the lumber mills at Big Bend,
is here visiting as the guest Of rel
atives.
Miss Nellie Stalker left Sunday
for Mink Creek station, In Bannock
county, 10 teach a term of school.
Elmer Sims returned from trip TO
Long Valley Tuesday. Charley Sims
returned with him for a visit.
G. w. Downs. veteran at the
Soldiers Home, and well-known In
the Meridian section, died last Mon
day.
The Parent-Teachers will meet at
the home OF Mrs H. r. Neal In
Meridian next Thursday afternoon
al O'clock
Miss Eva Stevens OF Boise was
weekend visitor at the Palmer
home in Meridian.
Mrs. Ed Lick, OF Malad, Idaho. ar
rived In town Sunday for a visit
with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. WI.
Kindall.
Mrs. Lee Barber has returned from
Portland, Ore and other coast cities
where she has been visiting the past
month.
Miss Lindley, instructor of English
In the High school the ensuing
scholastic year. has arrived from In
diana. to assume her work at the
opening Of school.
DR.. s. NJ G. Reynolds and son
Harry motored over to Pierce Park
Monday and attended the Labor day
picnic.
Hundreds OF teachers are attending
the institute at Boise this week, pre-
paratory to actual school work next
week.
Miss Peninah Newlln, formerly a
teacher in the grade school. was Wis
iting Tuesday with Meridian friends.
She will teach at Star this year.
The Misses Cox leave for the AL
bion normal this week. for a term
at that popular institution.
Miss Blanche Hedges and Miss
Gertrude McSparran leave this week
for Lewiston. Idaho. TO attend the
State Normal.
A big crowd attended the Sells
Floto show al Boise Friday.The gem
eral impression was that the show Is
not up 10 the standard OF former
years.
II is understood that James Har-
rell and family intend to spend the
winter on their ranch In Washing
ton county, and will rent their Mer-
idisn home.
Oliver G. Jones, the Boise Piano
Teacher. who visits Meridian each
Wednesday desires TO Announce that
he viii be able TO accept hit four
more pupils, as his time Is limited.
At an election at the High school
Tuesday for trustee for Rural High
school district No. l., DR.. II. +. Neal
was the only candidate and was ell
ected 10 succeed himself. for the term
OF three years
Word comes from Kansas, where
the family now reside, that the con-
dition OF Mrs. A. A. Allies is very
critical. and that her recovery is
doubtful. She recently underwent an
operation for cancer.
At the election at the grade school
building Tuesday to eelect two school
trustees, there were four candidates.
Messrs j. S. Dewhirst and S. H.
Grondahi receiving the highest num-
Der OF votes were declared elected
trustees OF school district SO.
The Misses Gladys and Ruth Win