The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1916-06-23

SO ~. AtWdteE uaue Dubi-
ness trip 70 Long Valley this week.
Don't fail to- see the Boise Chautau-
qua. Go any day. Each days pro-
gram Is complete in Itself.
A daughter was born Tuesday.
June goth, to MIR. and Mrs. John
Busby OF Meridian,
The Ladies' Aid OF the M II.
church viii meet with Mrs. Kaigler
al the ranch home, next Wednesday.
at $50 pm.
The study class OF the Epworth
league met at the home OF Mr. and
MRS, Arthur Garrett, Tuesday even
Ing Of this week.
Jim Jackson. employed here by the
Mutual Creamery Co, has enlisted
with the Caldwell company OF the Id
aho national guard
L. n. Linn and family have moved
on Idaho street, 10 the house for
Nelson and family have moved to
Boise.
ed y, Hawkins. Of Boise, was in
Meridian Wednesday, representing |
the Blake. McFall Paper house. He |
lakes the place recently held by HIM.
Good.
Dr. II. A. Grossman. graduate OF
he World optometrist Congress,
1915, San Francisco, will be in Mer-
dian Tuesday OF each week at the
Turner pharmacy.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. L. Cakes, parents
4 Mr.. Cakes, auditor for the Boise
'ayette Lumber Co. have started for
n extended eastern visit and will be
one for several months. +
Eugene Kaigler has the same pos
ion as last year, that OF baggage
nd express man on the Boise-Lake-
ort train, under their summer
and took his first run out
ne day last week
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. A. Copeland left I
for their home at Boze- =
an, Mont, after few days visit Q
It'll relatives in Meridian. They are
turning after trip to the coast
Guiding view OF the Rose carni-
i at Portland. 4
friends have received invitations to
g marriage of Miss Alice Beatrice
sebe TO Mr.. James Madison Kinney,
Tuesday evening, June 27,1916,
s o'clock.at Eugene, Oregon. Miss
sebe was formerly teacher In the
eridian high school.
The Lakeport train, put on last
EEK, for service to and from Long
llley, including the Payette Lake
sorts, has taken new time card,
effect to-day. The morning train
Lakeport now passes Meridian at
81 o'clock and the returning train
sses Meridian at 1858 pm.
The interior OF the w. S. Natter
establishment is being
this week and when the
,rk Is finished Mr. Natter will have
e of the best chapels III this sec
N OF the country. The chapel will
nicely furnished. will seat 200
ople, and will be especially con-
nient for parties who for any rea-
n do not have the funeral at home
In a church. u!
The contract for the material for
Q big fruit packing house and the
)dern barn to be erected by III. w.
on his ranch, near Merid-
4, was awarded to the Gem State
Imber Co. here, and Jesse Boone
ii have charge of the construction
both buildings. The barn will be
nilar in design to the one on the
one ranch. The lumber will be
lpped by the carload direct from
? coast mills.
Percy Mcfarland has purchased /
an expense of $500 new auto
lex which he will use for his local 4
siness and also for hauling cheese 1
I'm Eagle. Bowmont and McDer-
VI factories to the storage depot
Meridian He has the contract
: this hauling and the auto truck
II make il possible TO serve the 4
npany with dispatch. See his ad 4
another column of this paper I
stSuu the SHdutduQud pIukIdm OH 4
sc 4 OF this paper and attend as
my Of the sessions as possible. /
is Is a literary treat and the am
sments are of the very best. The
is held In large tent,
18th and State streets, Boise The
sions started last Wednesday and
i continue until next Tuesday. :
Saturday is music day,
h the worid-renowned New York |
rine band. with grand concert l
morrow night. 1
Mrs. J. r. Clark Is entertaining
rty consisting OF four of her nieces /
IS Norma Singleton and Miss 1
rel Singleton, of Marysville, Tenn.
IS McNelley, OF Sevierville, Tenn,
1 Miss Mamie Porter, of Knoxville.
nm. They are on trip to the
stern coast, and from here will 60
Washington, oregon, and then TO
returning to their Tenn ]
ZEE home via the southern route,
m Los Angeles. Miss Blanche 1
lrk joins the merry party here, and |
Il go with them to California, re- !
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