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

MERIDIAN NEWS NOTES
Boisc's
Chautauqua the rest of the
Week and until next Tuesday
Plan so that You Can Attend
Frank Rosenlof is building large
barn ON his ranch west OF Meridian.
j.. Rambcau is repainting his
residence on his ranch two miles
from town
u Is reported that Tim Mccarthy
Is considering the matter OF Joining
the Idaho militia.
Mrs. Leslie Akers is here from On
tario Ofe.s for weeks visit with
her sister, Mrs Harry Tolletn.
Mrs. q. q. smith is ENJOYING a
4 visit with friends IN Portland. and
viii remain for the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Dougherty have
moved TO the n S. Ii. s. camp AZ
Post where Henry Is employed
Gaylord Shook has doined the
Boise militia company and is ready
for service on the Mexican border II
necessary
q G. Minden and Max Miner mot
ored TO Boise Thursday night TO visit
some OF their friends among the Nat
ional guardsmen eneamped there.
District Manager G. T.. Lay OF the
Gem State Lumber Company was
here this week to assist the local |
manager In taking the semi-annual |
inventory OF the Meridian yard.
Mrs. A. F. Manchester, who lives
on the Cook farm. south Of town. was
operated on al Boise hospital Fri
day. She had been III for ten weeks,
and IS IN quite q serious condition.
A dozen heavy hay derricks have
been built and sold thus far thos sea-
SON by Adams Il Whiteley, local {
hlacksmiths. The derricks will sell I
Tor S75 complete and the firm has s
had more orders than it could fill. Z
This Will be a record month for the
shipment OF cheese from the Merid-
ian factory. Three cars have already n
gone, shipments being made on the "
LIST, 9Th and 9TH. This makes pros r
perity for the Meridian dairymen, as ii
Il requires lot OF milk to keep the v
factory supplied.
Mrs. George Edwards. residing Il
two miles south OF town. fell Tues Il
day morning IN such manner as TO o
fracture the bone OF one OF her a
arms. The fracture is close TO the h
shoulder and owing TO Mrs. Ed
wards advanced age go years. the
injury is very severe
Our good friend, G. II. Rose, resid- Y
Ing south OF Meridian, has been all r
ing for several months, and his af- u
Fiction whatever il ia, does not re- Z
spond TO treatment He has given up Z
farm work for the season. and will y
see IL rest Will help. While he has
severe pains. indicating a kidney +
liver trouble,the doctors say the case u
Is an unusual one. and have not as r
yea completed diagnosis.
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Comrade T. H. Clark and Mrs. =
Clark left all cares behind them and 9
started for few days vacation trip y
early this week. They will visit the y
boys residing near Bowmont, south Z.
of Nampa, and will not return until y
ne fried chicken, prairie hen and fish
are all gone from the table. This !,
worthy couple deserve whatever :.
pleasure they can derive from a we'll ~
earned vacation and we hope they
VIII return rested and refreshed. g
DR.. and Mrs, Easter Mr.. and Mrs =,
p. A. Brewer and DIR. and Mrs. Neal q
notored 70 Boise Thursday and went n
rom there on the excursion to Ar 81
Tow Rock TO witness tie first over IN
low from the big dam The Arrow
-ock reservoir is full for the first
line and the magnificent sight fur ~
lished by the overflow is we'll worth ~
going TO see. The special train from 4,
Boise Thursday consisted of 10 ~
coaches and there were nearly 1000 y,
,eopie at the reservoir, a.
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Mrs. Pearl Watts received check W
his week for $500 being the amount co
n fun for an insurance policy car in
led by the late Mr.. Watts in the
Knights and Ladies OF Security
odge Mrs. Watts is very much "a
pleased over the prompt and court n
sous manner IN which the local lodge M
has handled the matter, and credit Is ne
due to District Deputy Mr.. -
Nelson. Treasurer S. H. Grondahl and a,
Clerk Elmer Sharp,of the local coun- az
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