The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1916-08-11

Published each Friday, 81 per year
MERIDIAN NEWS NOTES
Harry Tolleth has arrived hom,
AFTER an extended Nebraska trip.
The Seils-Floto big circus is billed
Tor Boise Friday, September 1st. Ge
ready to go.
Rev. Chas. McCord and famil,
have arrived home from their vac.
alton trip.
DR.. and Mrs. Easter have gone Ia
auto.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clint Matiock and
daughter, OF Victory, have gone IN
their car to Seattle, to be present at
the wedding of Mrs. Matlock's niece.
Mrs. Fred Holman and three sons
OF Baker City. Ore. are visiting at the
nome OF ID. w. Holman. at Victory.
After years stay at CASTOR, Ore.
Mrs. Daisy Horton and son Arthur
have returned to make their home In
Lower Fairvisw.
J, J. Rambo and e. Il. Duncan and
families started Saturday for Phillips
county, Kansas, They make the trip
by auto.
Several OF the old buildings on
Front street have either been re-
paired or torn down recently
The Gem Lumber Co are building |
some storage sheds for coal, and also |
have installed a ten-ton Fairbanks
scale.
A. Ketchen and family have moved
their residence to Boise for the win
ter. Mr.. Ketchen will retain his
business interests here.
G. G. Minden and sister, Prot. "A. w.
Fuller, Miss Eva Stephens, and sew
eral others, compose party for an
outing at Garden Valley, leaving
this week
Mrs. #. #. Thomas, who has had
charge OF the Meridian hotel. has
leased the dining room of the Sara
toga cafe In Caldwell, and will move
there with the family next week,
DR.. and Mrs. II F. Neal and child
rem returned home from an outing OF
two weeks at the payette Lakes Sat
lrday night. by auto. They report
= splendid time with plenty of game
md fish.
FOR SALE--A No. l6 u. s. Sep
arator; horses; 2 sets double har-
ness; 1 COW and heifers; Stack
LIST cutting of hay. and numerous
other articles. Il. G. Bickford, RID.
No. 2, Meridian. ~
The Times Is two days late this
week on account of the absence OF
the publisher. AS this is the first
time such q thing has happened In
about seven years, and as everybody
IS supposed TO take short vacation
N August, apologies are unneces-
iary. 4
Miss Catherine T. Dryden, OF Mos /
COW, was pleasant visitor at the {
Times Office this week. She is q can
iidate for State Superintendent OF /
Public instruction, and as she has
ne talent and ability, should, If ell I
'cted. make a very competent Off
iai.
Friday night the commissary ,
tore oil room, owned by Sam Webb, 4
vas broken into and large guam !
lty OF gasoline stolen therefrom. !
70 clue as to who nerpetrated the
heft has as yet been discovered but
Is hoped that the thieves will be
pprehended and brought to justice,
Senator ID. w. Davis, candidate for !,
he nomination for Governor on the Il
republican ticket, passed through ;,
leridian Saturday evening, on his 4
Tay TO Parma. where he was to de- Z
ver an address. The Senator ex- y
resses himself as being quite sang Z
Inc OF success and feels that he will !.
Q Idaho's next governor. :
After weeks visit with the FAM .
y of DIR. Reynolds, Mrs. WILDER Null. !
hose husband has been the princi- =
al OF the Idaho Industrial Institute :
uring the past two years. at Weiser.
daho, left for Cameron, Mo. on y
uesday last Prof. Null has ac- Z,
epted a chair In the Wesleyan Col =
sge at that place. He was q teacher =
a that institution for a number of y
ears before comfnR IN idaho III