The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1916-03-24

visitor tuesday
Deputy Sheriff Dee Heron OF Boise
spent Sunday with Meridian friends
chas Baldwin and family have
moved from Rt. Meridian ID Rt. 4
Boise.
Mr.. and Mrs. Allen Wilcox We're
in Boise sunday. making the trip on
horseback
George 4. Atwaterwas confined to
his home on account OF illness the
fore part OF the week
Get ready 70 swat the fly. Let's
make Meridian a fly-less town, in the
interest OF good health.
MIS-. Matter from Nampa spent
Sunday here with her husband. WI $.
Mateer the Meridian undertaken.
Busby 4 Howry are building a.
large stock barn on the Masters
ranch five miles northeast Of town.
Rev. r. q, Williams viii hold SER
vice at the Blue Valley school house
this Sunday afternoon al o'clock
]. Nj. Durham writes from Forest
Grove. Oregon that they are all Wen
and that his eye sight Is greatly Inn
proved.
John clam writes "a have his paper
address changed 10 Eminence, Kan
sas. He has moved there, to the
ranch Of Jesse Cook
Fay Malone. manager OF the Nam
pa Graf n& Elevator CO.. and r w
Duifes, also OF Nampa, We're in town
on business Wednesday
Twins. d son and daughter. were
born Saturday, March 49, 10 Mr. and
Mrs John Knndson Who reside on a
ranch three miles north OF town.
Arthur Ballard has purchased one
of John Busby's residence properties
and moved 70 the place this week
from the Smaus house which he has
been occupying
Mrs. j. A Fenton Left the first Of the
week for a visit with her son, Fred.
and daughter, Esther who are at
tending the Oregon State Unlver-
sity at Eugene, Oregon.
r. b. Gore, the scalp specialist,
commenced Monday Of this week to
make regular weekly trips 10 Boise
where he meets a number of patients
for treatment at Boise shop.
Mr., and Mrs. j T. Midday and Mr.
and Mrs, Earnest Noble, Of Boise,
were dinner guests at Ia Broadway
hotel Sunday, stopping here in the
course Of an automobile trip through
the valley.
A carload OF cheese, over IL tons,
was shipped from the local factory TO
Spokane "Wednesday AS usual the
Meridian product will command
the top market price The factory Is
at present making about 1000 pounds
OF cheese ner day.
Harry Tolleth arrived home the
latter part Of last week from Fair
bury. Nebraska, where he had been
called by word OF the illness of his
mother Mr.. Tolleth left his mother
much improved Ia health.
Mrs Neal Nash and little daughter
June are spending short visit with
Mr.. and Mrs, Homer Tolleth Prof,
Nash has recently been re-engaged
as superintendent Of the Parma
schools at a salary Of $3.50 per
month.
Ernest vining OF Caldwell for
merly connected with the Idaho-Ore-
gon light and power company here,
was in Meridian on business Tues
day. Mr.. Vlning Is now engaged IN
the electrical contracting business
with headquarters az Caldwell
Elmer Sharp who recently disposed
OF his brick building on Idaho street
TO Willard Turner. has rented the
store room IN the Nourse building
formerly occupied by the Tolieth
Mercantile Co.. and Will move his
harness shop 70 the new location AR
ril LIST.
Percy Mcfarland. the drayman.
has taken over the delivery outfits
two wagons and three horses, OF the
Boiee-Payette lumber company. and
has entered into contract TO do the
delivering and also the unloading OF
all shipments OF material for that
company here
Mesdames Earl Gilbert and A v.
Tailman VIII act as patronesses at
the dancing party which the young
people Of Meridian hold IN the
M.W.A hall tonight Music for
dancing will be furnished by a Nam
pa orchestra and there VII be card
tables for those who do not care 70
dance. Punch will be served
Mr. and Mrs. r. n. Cordner left
Tuesday for Ontario, Iowa. where
they win make their future home.
They have been IN Idaho for five
years, residing recently on w ].
Hudson's ranch FIVE miles northwest
OF Meridian The town Ia Iowa where
they are going II near the Ames ag-
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