The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1916-11-10

THE MERIDIAN TINES
JOHN r. BAIRD, PUBLISHER
Published each Friday, $ per year
MERIDIAN NEWS NOTES
Miss Lulu Adams has been iii d,
her home FOR several days.
Rev and Mrs Charles McCoard
made a trip to Boise Monday.
Miss Endora Barr Of Caldwell was
weekend guest Of Lucille Baird.
Mrs. Il. n. Dunlap and Miss Ada
Dunlap OF Boise were visiting Sum
day with Mrs. John + Baird
Prof. and Mrs. Neal Nash. OF Parma.
visited with Meridian relatives over
Sunday.
Freem Eakins and family have
moved into a portion OF the Meridian
hotel and viii use IL as residence
v. Richardson can get you the
very best of house paint for $2.00
per gallon any color. Get other
prices for comparison
Members of the Loyal Berean class
of the Christian Sunday-schooI we're
entertained one evening recently at
the home Of Mrs. J j, Caldwell
The ladies aid society of the Meth
odist church will meet at the home
OF Mrs. A. R. Estes Wednesday af-
ternoon, Nov.1ath.
Earl and Ollie Morris have taken
the old stand OF Joe Elliott and will
fit up first-class auto repair shop
Call and see them.
The state department of education
has prepared a time schedule to ac-
company the questions issued for the
teachers examination TO be held
July 81, 2S and %.
Amng the republicans who went to
Boise Saturday evening to witness
the Davis rally and parade were
DR.. II +. Neal. DR.. III. T. Cook, John
Waggoner and Henry Taylor.
Miss Vivian Garrett departed Mon
day for her school on Black creek,
after visit over Sunday with Merid-
ian relatives.
Mr. and Mrs A. III Maynard have
gone TO Sioux City, Iowa, where they
will make their future home. Their
address win be 2105 st. Aubin Ave
Sioux City. Mr.. Maynard will so in
to business there.
Ladies of the Methodist church
held their festival of days" in the
Reynolds building Saturday, pro-
viding forms OF entertainment and
refreshment which were much en-
joyed by many OF the visitors This
with the cooked food sale held at
the same time, Melted the ladies at
least $500.
c. Al. johnson has recently dis
posed of ear OF heavy Utah spring
ers. OF the Durham and Holstein
breed and goes to the Cache Valley
Utah. this week for two more cars OF
dairy stock. These he will sell on
monthly payments.
There will be a meeting of the
cemetery association at the Booster
club room next Monday night
when officers will be elected and the
.sr0o Iva fion an,,.rtlnta1 All a 30 t,r0a1
10 attend.
Last Friday evening the p. r. A.
circle entertained the teachers of
OF Meridian at the rural high school
The assembly rooms aud halls were
tastefully decorated Punch and waf-
ers we're served during the evening
A short musical program was rem
dered by Mesdames Yost. Whistler, and
Harry Yost and Mr.. Jesse Hedges.
Mr. Lorrin Caldwell gave the address
OF welcome and Supt. Geo. Gould
responded in behalf of the teachers.
An appreciative audience greeted
DIR. Sisson al the rural high school
last evening and heard his talk on
The Education OF the Street" This
is the second community meeting
held this year by the 4. II. A. circle
and these meetings are becoming
quite popular. The next regular
meeting will be Thanksgiving pro-
gram in the afternoon in Mrs. Web
ster's room. grade /. Everyone is
invited to attend.
The Ladies Home Journal, the
Saturday Evening Post. and the
Country Gentlemen wish to secure
the spare time of man or woman
10 act as local representative in Mer-
idian and vicinity looking after the
renewals introducing 70 new readers
etc. Payment made in salary and
commission. Previous experience
unnecessary. Address, with refer
ences. Box 654, Curtis Publishing
Co, Philadelphia.