The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1916-02-04

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Farmers Institute. at Merida,
Thurs. Friday. Sat. Feb. i7.is,1su
Cash Nav writes TO the Times tina
he has changed his post-offIce fror
Leslie 20 Mackay
Farmers Institute, az Meridian
Thurs. Friday. SAT. Feb. i7,is.fgth
Several Subscribers have spoken q
the merit Of the splendid serial stor
now being concluded IN the Times
The Red Mist This deilghtfn
southern story Is perhaps no bette
than others We VIII publish, so watcl
for them.
Percy Lnscombe. who has been at
tending 70 his ranch near Boise, ha.
been helping Henry Jackson through
rush Of work during the past few
days
George Reed who has been living
near Meridian for some time has
moved to Boise, and Is located at the
Patterson apartments az 18th and
Washington streets
GAYLORD shook viii leave next week
20 take NJ the study Of pharmacy at
the 9. 4, G. at Corvallis, Oregon.
Mrs. Herman Barr and daughter.
Endora. who some time ago moved
from Meridian % Caldwell are now al
Palouse, Wash, visiting at the home
Of Mrs Barr sister. Mrs Helm. Mrs.
BARI and daughter VIII remain there
two months
Fred fenton expects 10 leave satnr-
day Of this week for Eugene, Oregon,
where he viii take course in jour
nalism al the Oregon state Univer-
sity.
Frank McIkinnis who resides three
miles southeast OF Meridian. Is suf-
fcring With severe attack OF pneu-
monia,
Tim Mccarthy sold 2s head OF fine
beef steers 60 Houstan Frost. cald-
well stockman. the past week. The
steers were delivered Thursday.
Mrs. Matiock was taken from her
home five miles northwest OF Merid-
ian 70 a Boise hospital Wednesday,
where she underwent an operation
for appendicitis. The operation was
successful and the patient is reported
70 be getting along very nicely.
Attorney and Mrs. H. II Akers re- |
turned 70 their home at Ontario. Or
egon yesterday, after q short visit |
here At the Harry Tolleth home. Mrs.
Akers, formerly Miss Dora Young. OF
this place. is q sister OF Mrs. Tolleth.
Both Meridian physicians. DR.. Dut-
ton and Dr. Neal. We're IN Boise on
professional business Wednesday.
The weather Of the past three days
has,to say the least. been rather un-
usual for the Idaho banana belt.
Miss Lulu Adams. daughter OF afr.
and Mrs Leroy Adams, OF this place,
returned this week after an extended
stay In California.
jill. Mcsparran is moving on his
ranch eight miles west OF Meridian.
Mrs Mcsparran and children will re-
main In town until school closes.
&. A. Holt and family living south
east Of town. will move in March to
the Tillison ranch ON the bench.
south Of Boise. Il
A. Porter. Of cokeyiile. Wyoming.
is visiting NJ P Nelson OF Beatty.
Mr.. Porter is thinking Of locating
here.
The Methodist ladies aid win meet
with Mrs +. 6. PfafIie next wednes-
day. February 9TH. at $50 pm. Mrs.
Manila. Mrs. Holt. aud Miss Stevens j
viii assist the hostess In entertain 4
ing o
WANTED-To trade real estate for
farming land or alfalfa land and pay
difference In cash. A Porter, care OF
~ p Nelson. Beatty. Idaho. or phone
Or address Mr.. Nelson at RI. 2. Boise.
The public auction sale OF Thomas \
clendening, advertised for Feb. 9th.
has been postponed on account OF G
bad weather 10 later date.
The Broken Coin" scheduled for !,
Thursday evening al the Idle hour
has been postponed until Monday ev-
ening, on account Of the storm.