The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1916-09-01
THE MERIDIAN TINES
JOHN #. BAIRD, PUBLISHER
Published each Friday, 81 per year.
MERIDIAN NEWS NOTES

Mrs. o. J. Morton was the guest of
Boise friends Tuesday.
III. Kennedy, proprietor OF the pool
hall, Is reported as seriously III.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Frazier were
Boise visitors Saturday evening.
MIR. and Mrs. J. M. Anderson were
the guests Of Caldwell relatives sun
Orvile Jackson returned Friday
from a vacation with relatives near
Star.
Mrs. Frank Woods OF Barherton,
visited with relatives here the first
OF the week.
Mrs j. r.. Morrison. OF Boise, is
visiting her daughter. Mrs. Allen
Wilcox.
Miss Syhil Hosely left Sunday for
Portland. where she will spend her
vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Fl, Maynard and
daughter Mary have arrived home
from Sioux City. Iowa.
Mr. and Mrs knight of Boise were
Wilcox Sunday.
Mrs. John r. Clark, who was re-
Gently injured by having an auto run
over her, is now rapidly improving
Prof. G. Q. Minden has returned
from the Garden valley country,
where he has enjoyed ten-day OUT
ing.
e. D. Van Court departed Wednes-
day for Kansas City after visit here
with his brother.
Professor Morgenthaler has re-
turned from points in Missouri.
where he spent his vacation.
Meridian Masons and their families
are planning picnic at the Bailey
grove next Monday, Labor day.
led Bartlett, who is employed in a
bakery at Caldwell. visited in Merid-
ian with his family Sunday
The marriage is reported OF VIII
liam p. Rhodes and Gertrude M
Kindall. both of Meridian.
The birth Of son Is reported iii
the family of Burton Cox, residing
near McDermott station. August 80.
Labor day Monday will be cele-
brated at the White City, Boise,
with big demonstration by the
labor unions of Boise.
Mrs. c. Hillbrand and sons, who
have been visiting with Mr.. and Mrs
v. Richardson, departed Wednesday
for their home in Kansas.
Mcleod & Hodson, sheep raisers,
were here this week, and bought 1870
head of fine Hampshire rams of the
Duuham Live Stock Co.
Van Skedine, who has been work
ing with the reclamation force at
Pfost station. departed Thursday for
Portland.
MIR. and Mrs. A. w. Garrett and
daughter have returned from HALEY
near which place they spent a yaca-
ton of two weeks.
Secretary OF State George R.Barker
was a Meridian visitor yesterday. He
Is confident of his denomination at
the primaries.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Taylor and
son Vernon returned Wednesday
from two-weeks camping trip at
and near Payette lakes. They made
the trip In their new Maxwell,
MIR. and Mrs. VIM. Heikes and
children and Mr. and Mrs, Gus Sho-
line, Of Granger Wyo., who are here
as guests of the Heikes family, were
at Boise Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Freem Eakins are
planning to move to Meridian next
week They have been in charge OF
the Chase ranch for several years.
located mile north of town.
Cement silos are being construct
ed on the farms of Ray Gregory and
Frank Nourse. The many silos con-
structed in this vicinity is indicative
of the rapid development of the
dairy industry.
Funeral services for John b. Head
rick, who died in Boise hospital on
Thursday OF last week, were held in
Meridian Friday Burial was in the
Meridian cemetery.
Charles voss, with his daughter
Charlotte. and son Robert, returned
Thursday from Garwin, Iowa, to
which point they had accompanied
the remains OF the wife and mother
for interment
Miss Ivy Wilson has no competi-
ton for the republican nomination
for county superintendent of schools
and as she is capable and salts
factory Official this compliment is
deserved.
Mr.. and Mrs f. c. Pfaffie and
daughter. Miss Carolyn, returned
Monday from a three-weeks tour OF
the Yellowstone Park. They report
splendid time and fine roads all
the way through.
Frank Slater writes from Twin
Falls that they had a nice overland
trip and had all the fish they could
eat on the way. The family are 10
Gated at Twin Falls where Mr.. Slater
has job of teaming.
To-day the circus is at Boise, ant
as it is good one. with severa
elephants, and pink lemonade {
plenty, we will all be under the bis