The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1916-03-31

The regular services will be held
at the Christian church next Sunday
Miss Emma Mckinney of Boise
was visiting friends n Meridian We'd
nesday
Miss Bernice Bacon whose home
is in Boise is the new assistant in
the Beam bakery and confectionery
here
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Woods OF Boise
were in Meridian Wednesday. Mr.
Woods is sales agent for the Mitch
ell automobile.
Born, Saturday, March I8, to Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Haasch, Of Cam
bridge, Idaho, a daughter Mrs.
Haasch is a daughter OF Mrand Mrs.
S. M. Burns.
The big monthly Traders day sale
at Meridian tomorrow, commencing
at 10 a. M See big announcement
IN another column. And don't for
get the free banquet al noon.
Misses Cassie Palmer and Pearl
Stalker and Mr.. Will snyder went
over to Star Friday evening to hear
MIR, Monroe Smock OF New Plymouth
lecture on the Ford Peace Expedi-
ton. Mr. Smock was the Idaho del
egate.
elmer sharp commenced moving
his harness store today (Friday) to
his new location in the Nourse build
ing on Broadway street Work Of
remodeling Mr. Sharp's former
place on Idaho street for occupancy
BY Turner's pharmacy will start
Monday
Meridian high school boys held a
meeting Tuesday for the purpose OF
organizing high school baseball
team, and they started practicing
Wednesday evening. The high school
team OF Nampa has written for
practice game here and II il possible
that locals and the Junction city stu
dents will meet I'm the near future.
The 18th birthday OF Mis- Fay
Whitlock was celebrated last Thurs
day evening at the Dewhirst home
by a surprise party arranged for her
BY the junior class OF the Meridian
hig hschooi The evening was very
pleasantly spent with games. and re-
freshments were served.
Mrs. W. H. Evans moved Tuesday
from her home here 70 Boise where
she Will reside. Mr. Evans accep
ted position some time ago as tray
cling salesman for a wholesale rub
Der firm, and rented his ranch near
Meridian for the ensuing year
r, B. Gore has replaced the barber
chairs In his antiseptic shop here
with two handsome new chairs cost
ing 500 apiece at the factory The
new furniture Is OF iron porcelain
enameied. black leather upholstering
and has all OF the latest modern
improvements and conveniences.
j. r. Mcpherson. New York City
pastor lectured TO a small audience
In the old Methodist church here
Tuesday night on the subject After
the War, What?n Several people
from Nampa and Boise were here for
the lecture, which Is spoken OF very
highly.
Mrs. George Fl Varnum and child
rem arrived here Sunday morning
from Oregon TO join Mr.. Varnum on
their ranch mile and half south
west OF town. The new dwelling
and other building improvements
which Mr. Varnum has under con-
struction there are rapidly nearing
completion.
Mrs. Roscoe accompanied by her
son Paul, her daughter Mary. and
little granddaughter Theresa Bess,
arrived Wednesday from Shenan-
doah, Iowa. for an extended visit at
the w. r. Downey home Mrs. Ros-
coe Is a sister OF Mrs. Downey and
of Prof, A. w. Fuller.
Bisby & Son sold this week to LIB.
Powell and d. c. Mullin Of Nampa.
four rams, two to each One OF these
weighed over 800 pounds, and they
are the last Of the bunch of 2-year-
olds, the firm only having the year
lings left Fifty-five OF these will be
sold about July LIST, Messrs. Bisby
& Son are enthusiastic over the pros
poets for good price for wool, and
they say There's money In sheep!"
OH YES, OH YES, OH YES.
We have opened up our 1910 stock
OF WALL. PAPER, which consists OF
oat meals. CAT meal pulps, prints and
independent ceilings of the latest
patterns and as now Is the time of
year 10 brighten up your house, you
had better come in and make your
selection. New papers at Toe and up
per double roll. Odds and ends of
last years stock ut sc and up per
roll.
So you can see that You can brighten
up your house for very little money.
Come In and see our line.
y. Nj, ANDERSON,
Meridian, Idaho.
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