The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1916-05-26

Mrs. Tompkins has returned after
a visit at Cooding, Idaho.
Miss Lulu Adams has gone to Port
land for an extended visit with rel
atives.
DR.. Dutton and family and E. r.
Hunt and family spent Sunday with
friends in Weiser.
Miss Carolyn Hayden leaves this
week to join her mother. who is
now at Horseshoebend.
The seventh grade pupils gave Miss
Evelyn Nelson, their teacher, a SUR,
prise party visit last Monday even
| ing.
| A marriage license was granted az
Boise Monday to Charles G.Chadweli
and Mamie Delphie Cope, both OF
Meridian.
harry Tolleth, George Tolleih, Earl
Gilbert, and Freem Eakins visited
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automobile.
Arthur Garrett is having a garage
built at the rear OF his residence
property for the accommodation of
his new automobile.
George W. Leighton the first of the
week sold TO the University OF Idaho
and forwarded to Moscow fine
yearllng Holstein bull.
The Nampa and Meridian district
has put In a large concrete and steel
culvert over the canal where II cross
es Broadway street.
There Will be q small crop OF straw
berries In this vicinity. The berries
are beginning TO ripen this week, the
season lasting for one month.
A letter from the Institute re-
ceiyed by relatives OF Miss Lucille
DeVere, indicates that the health of
the lady Is considerably improved.
The Meridian BARRIERS ask that all
get shaved before p. m. and thus
give them time for a few hours OF
the summer evenings at home.
Eugene Mccoy is In Meridian this
week, from his Long Valley ranch
He 10 planning to raise another big
crop of timoth yseed. He sold 81 900
pounds last year.
The school board OF Star has sell
ected Miss Peninah Newlln as one of
their teachers for next year Miss
Newlin was In Meridian this year,
and was one OF our best instructors.
Through the local manager, l.. s.
Durham, the Stanfield company has
disposed OF 35 thoroughbred Hamp-
shire yearling bucks TO Henry l..
Butcher OF Boise. This was undoubt-
eddy the largest sale of bucks of this
class made anywhere this spring.
The old residence property owned
by III. q. Wilson, Just west of the
Times Office. Is being repaired, under
the direction Of the agent here. Re-
Gently the fine old trees. old Merid-
ian landmarks. were cut down, as
the fruit trees had become badly In
fected
The Elson art exhibit attracted a
good crowd TO the high school rooms
Friday and Saturday. Friday even
ing theseventh grade pupils presen-
ted very clever little play. THE
Heir OF Mount Vernon. The pro-
ceeds OF the two days will be expen-
ded in buying pictures for the school
roomg.
The county's 5000 900 bond issue
was sold to a 81. Paul, Mimi, firm
Saturday They offered a premium
Of 500, took 100000 of the bonds
at four and half per cent, the sec
ond $l00. 200 at the same figure, and
VIII nay the expense of printing the
bonds, This Is the best price ever re-
ceiyed for Ada county bonds.
The ladies OF the Rebekah lodge
OF Meridian win give chicken-pie
SUPPER. with ice-cream and cake,
saturday, June 3rd. at the Odd Fell
lows hall In Meridian. All are cor
daily invited 10 come and have a
merry evening. Supper will be SER
we'd beginning az $50 pm. Supper
with Ice cream and cake, 35e.
Miss Gladys Winters. who Is teach
ing school at Nampa, was an over
Sunday visitor In Meridian, the guest
of Miss Nellie Orr. Miss Gladys Is
the daughter OF District Superin-
tendent Winters. OF the La Grande.
Oregon. district, and former pastor
OF the NJ. Il. Church here.
THE FOOLS REVENGE