The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1916-06-09

| Miss Nellie Linn left Monday for
Silverton, Oregon to visit relatives
| Mr.. and Ms. Arthur Frazier left
Tuesday evening for Portland to see
the Rose carnival.
Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Jackson and
Mr.. and Mrs. w. f. Downey visited
in Cambridge recently.
A daughter was born Tuesday,
June 8, to Mr. and Mrs. Cassius
Munsey, living near town,
A carload of hogs and carload of
cheese were shipped cut from the
local freight Office Thursday.
The Booster club will have an inn
portant meeting next Monday night.
Everybody come out and Boost.
Mrs. Cora Bickford King has re-
tuned from Lewiston where she has
been attending the Lewiston Normal.
L
Elmer Sharp. the harness man, is
taking well-earned vacation this
week and seeing the sights at Port
land.
The ladies aid OF the M. E. church
viii serve Ice cream this Saturday
evening at the Reynolds building. Ice
cream and cake 10c.
Services viii be held at the Christ
Ian church next Sunday as usual, ex-
cept that the pastor Will be at U.s.
tick and there Will be no evening SER
vice.
Regular services at the M. e..
church this Sunday. In the morn
ing the theme will be "A Good In
vestment." Rev. Charles McCord,
pastor.
Mrs. Sam Grifflths and grand
gone 10 Grand Junction, Colo, to
VISIT a month with daughter OF
Mrs. Gritflths.
Mr.. II. M. Hubert OF the Hubert
Shoe Co., OF Boise, has returned
after an extended stay in California
and viii make Boise his home for
the summer a. least.
Mr.. l.. X. Linn returned Saturday
after business trip to Poland.
While away he visited his son Ralph
who is attending the University at
Corvallis, Wash.
II is reported that A. II. Stalker
has disposed OF his ranch south Of
Meridian and also his flock of sheep
He Is planning a public sale for the
near future Of his farm effects
The little Misses Dorothy and
Charlotte Tolleth, daughters OF Mr..
and Mrs. Harry Tolleth, went to On
tario Fiday to visit over Sunday with
their aunt. Mrs. l.. J.. Aker.
George Gardner has accepted a
position n Caldwell meat market
and will take up this work there
soon Mr.. Gardner has been serving
as janitor of the High school build
ing.
George Tolleth, one of the most
prosperous and prominent business
men of Fairbury. Neb., departed for
his home nj that city Tuesday after
having enjoyed visit of a months
duration in Meridian with his son,
Harry Tolleth.
L. @. Grice, OF Boise. son OF Joseph
Grice, residing east of Meridian, will
go TO Twin Falls next week to the
state tournament of trap shooters.
Mr. Grice is one OF the best marks
men in the amateur class In the
southwest.
Fruit Inspector j. +. Whitlock has
returned from Twin Falls. where he
went to investigate a shipment into
this state OF carload of seed pota-
toes. They were badly infected with
tuber moth. and were shipped to
Pocatello from Texas.
Mrs. May Adams, who was selected
by the school board as one OF the
Meridian grade teachers, will not be
able to accept the proffered position
as she Is offered q better place in
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way In Canyon county.
The force of employees working
on the county road extensions near
Hillsdale school was augmented
Wednesday by the addition OF two
four-horse teams and drivers. The
horses and men were furnished by
Charles onweller
Joseph Duree. the hay baler, has
baled 1000 tons OF hay in the period
from August 1, 1915 to June /,
1916. One thousand tons of this was
baled for and shipped to the Albers
Bros. Milling company OF Portland,
and sold by this firm to cattlemen
on the coast.