The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1917-07-13

VIM Weygandt on Monday be-
gan moving his family and goods to
| ranch seven miles south OF Nampa,
| Lieutenant Willis Percifield, OF the
| United States navy, who has been
Visiting with his grandparents here,
leaves tomorrow for Annapolis, Md.
TO resume his duties,
Mrs. y. II Record visited in Boise
sunday as the .gnest Of friends
Rev. Joel Brown occupied the pulpit
of the Christian church At Star Sum
day
local party consisting Of j.. H..
Waggoner, VIM Moreland- Clint
Waggoner. and I'D Hartman, spent
the last Of the week fishing In Carr
den valley
A branch OF the boy scout organ
Ization has been established in Mer-
idian Harold Salisbury has been
active in getting the boys started
Fred Hunt has been appointed scout
master.
AS result OF being thrown from
a hay rack on the Boice ranch. near
Eagle Sunday afternoon, } NJ. Jen-
Inings, 60-year-old farmer, had his
neck broken and died within two
hours after the accident.
w 8, Morgenthaler, now Of Bar
berton, was here Sunday as the guest
Of Prof and Mrs. G. G, Minden. Mr..
Morgenthaler says he viii have a
professorship al Walla Walia, for
the coming school year
Il II. b. Carpenter was Ill this week.
For some time he has been helping
with the work In the Nampa-M erid-
ian district office, and the absence
of the secretary has placed an addi-
tional work on the shoulders of Mr..
Carpenter during the busiest season
of the year.
r. p. Shaw has big crop of late
cherries on his ranch five miles
northwest OF Meridian. He expects
to market the product on large
scale AS the fruit is extra nice he
should have no difficulty in disposing
OF 1t.
Next Sunday there will be an ex-
cursion to Smiths Ferry, on the Id
aho Northern, and the round trip
rate will be So The train will pass
here at 7.10 a. M. and return in
convenient time in the evening. This
will be good chance to see the
beautiful Payette canyon.
II. T. Shaw has returned from Pay
ette and Emmett and he says the
4 first fruit crop over there (cherries)
i is immense. A car of sweet cherries
ii made up from the Payette towns
each day now, and Ii is expected
that fifteen cars will be sent out dur
ing the season.
w. L. Kindall. one Of our indus
trious farmers, In commenting on ths
sling system OF putting up ha,
as recommended by Prof, Hochbaum
says this way may be all right foI
some. but he says there is more dan
ger TO the operator than in the
method generally in use here,
Jehu d. Clark met with an acct
dent Tuesday at the Fruit Products
Co. drier He was pushing a wheel
barrow along seaffolding twelve
feet from the ground. when it tipped
over and pulled Jehu with it. BY
i jumping he saved himself serious
harm. hut broke his ankle in two
places. DR. Dutton with the X-ray
machine located the breaks and
while Jehu will be laid mp for awhile
during the busy season. it is thought
there will be no permanent injury
Roy Daiziell, employed on the ranch
OF Clyde Simpson, has been laid vi
since Sunday as the result OF an nm
usual performance by a bull. Dial
ziell was helping drive the ANNA
!. from one enclosure to another Whei
he CHANGED to get near the supposed
~ tame end of the critter it sudden
! " planted both rear boots agains
! his abdomen, Ia the Missouri mule
! II was necessary to summon phys
I ician td attend the young man.
MEETING or COW TESTING