The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1916-11-17

EHE MERIDIAN TINES
JOHN +. BAIRD, PUBLISHER
Published each Friday, 81 per year
MERIDIAN NEWS NOTES
Mrs. Fred Adams is reported quite
III at her home.
A. p. Wolfe shipped out a car of
hogs yesterday.
Mrs. L. ]. washburn was visiting
Boise friends yesterday.
j. M. Anderson was business
visitor in Caldwell Monday.
l.. S. Simpson Of Boise is building
a modern bungalow on his farm.
Mrs. Fl, G. Hartley. residing near
the Five Mile schoo house, In quite
Ill with pneumonia.
Mr.. Gilbert of Ustick is building a.
broom house and barn on his farm
west OF Meridian.
The grade school trustees held d
meeting Monday evening Only routine
business was transacted.
Eugene Mccoy, prominent stock
man. OF the Long Valley country, is
transacting business here.
There is more building now going
on in the country tributary to Mer-
idian than at any time this year.
The 2-year-old daughter Of r.. j.
Richards broke an arm Tuesday OF
last week in a fall
Henry Pfost is building 5-room
house on his farm miles southwest
of Meridian. John Busby is the car
penter.
w. A. Matter was called to Nampa
again Tuesday by the illness of his
wife. Her condition is still very SER
ious.
Harry Tolleth left Wednesday night
for Fairbury, Neb. having been sum
moned there by the serious illness
of his father, who will undergo an
operation for stomach trouble.
Charles voss, Paul voss. Robert
Voss. Charlotte Voss and Dick Pal.
mer returned from the hills Monday
where they spent three weeks hunt,
ing. Three deer were secured.
Herbert Meradorf secured l05
bushels of clover seed from 20 acres
of clover, which netted him $913.5t
for the 30 acres. This made an nv
erage OF $45.6T per acre. Pretty good
r. o. johnson departed on We'd
nesday OF last week for Iowa to ioii
his wife, already visiting there. Il
spend several weeks with relative.
and former friends.
One of our prosperous farmers
R.V Wolfe. this year secured yielt
OF 40 bushels of wheat and Go bush
els OF oats to the acre on his farm
south of town, notwithstanding tina
his land is comparatively new.
Rex Fuller, Percy Perry, and Ear
Atkinson have returned from
hunting trip. They secured one deer
While away one of their horses dice
but this is the only bad luck the!
report.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Teeters wer'
here from Snake river the last few
days, the guests OF the latter's sis
ter, Mrs. Perry Lewis. Mr.. Teeter'
plans TO spend three months takinl
a course at an automobile engineer
ing school.
j. l.. Midday. of Boise, has com
pleted a Broom bungalow on hi
farm, half mile north of Meridian
II will cost about $500. Anderson
& Howry have the carpenter con
tract George Barnett lives on tn,
place.
The Meridian Live Stock Co. Tues
day sold 90 pure bred registered
Shropshire ewes to ID. L. Bailey o
Caldwell l., S. Durham. who mad'
the sale. says these ewes are yer,
choice and among the finest th'
company has yet handled.
The Rose-Parkinson Live Stock Co
is building big COW barn on thu
farm X miles south of Meridian
Len Simpson is building on hi
farm miles northwest of Meridian
COW barn. horse barn and mach
inery shed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pryor, from Iowa
are visiting with the family of i',D
Mcclellan. 3 n miles north of Me-
idian. Soon after reaching her, Mr.
Pryor took down with an attack d
what may develop into pneumonia.
On account of the restricted time
in which the private ponds and els
terms will be available. as the ditcf
season has been shortened, man,
deep wells have and will be dug II
this community Boise we'll driller:
have been busy all summer in the
Meridian neighborhood