The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1917-12-07
MERIDIAN NEWS NOTES

special Christmas cards far the SOL
diers at wilcox's.
Frank Erickson has returned from
ATLANTA, where he spent the summer.
Chester Palmer has returned from
lgnatlus. Mont. where he has been
for several months
Homer champlin, the mail clerk,
has moved from Poeatello 70 Baker
CITY, Oregon
Mr. aud Mira. W. s. Matter and Mrs.
w n. Neil were guests Thursday at
The home Of Mr. and Mrs. A. w. Hoy
~ Nampa.
Remember the Booth Lowrey iect-
9rs this tFridayt evening ~ the
Rural high achooi This viii ba good
and veil worth your attendance,
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Matlock Brothers have fine cleo
trio sign Garage" In front OF their
place Of business. on the state high.
way
Ross White who has been visiting
his sister. Mrs ~ Mcdonald. mi
Meridian, left Dec igt 10 spend the
winter on the Pacific coast.
elem Hedges writes from south
ern California that all are we'll. and
that they take a 30-mile auto ride
over the paved roads each day
Lieutenant J w BARKER who re-
ceiyed first iieutenant'a commits
sion At the Presidio, recently. In exc
pscted home soon 10 yiait his parents
Mr. aud Mrs. Dan Barker.
VI W Bisby and family loft iloise
this week for Sacramento, Calf. 70 |
make their home lie Is an old res
ident OF the iIoise valley. and sold /
his sheep ranch near Merldiap sew
oral months ago
There will be d real treat hore next |
Tuesday evening, Jazz band. Mr..
famous jazz band haa
made many friends among the dane
Ing public because of the snap they
put in their dance music.
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The Ladies' Aid OF tho Methodist
church Will be entertained next Wed.
neaday afternoon by Meadamea
the home OF Mrs. John Baird on Pine
street
Mrs. Cora niekford Lawson Wrltes
from Lewiston, Idaho. that her huH- |
.rsk4N a.
place and they are doing we'll Her
have grocery store in the same
place and are prospecting.
Hen Robson. who has been visiting
his mother on ten-daya furlough.
camp. at American Lake, Wn. Hen
most OF the boys have gained In /
weight since going there.
Nellie Willburn. ia writing for the
Tunes TO be sent 10 her az Smith
Ferry Idaho. says; We like Il up
here time and we have had fine
weather so far. Up 70 the last two
days We have had about four inches
OF snow, In High valley there haa
been about rs inches OF snow"
AZ meeting OF the M. W. A. /
lodge Saturday evening officers for
the ensuing term were elected IA fol.
lows +, II. knight, V c.; john wag.
gener clerk; II Aldrieh. banker. |
q. ~ Liant, past eonauli Julius
Knight seutry.
Meridian and vicinity was we'll rep
resented az the meeting OF the Co
operative Creamery company az
noise saturday Zach one Is now
booster for the now eondensery. and
with pun altogether tho big enter
prise win be safely launched
For the first time In many months.
says Manager Dan Barker, OF the
Sampa & Meridian irrigation dts
trict. work teams can be secured
without difficulty The end OF the
farm work for the season means that
more horses are available for out
side work
Senia Clemens, from The onwller
raach. viii leave this week for Brun-
sell, Qwyhee county. where ne viii
spend tho winter He will have
the care OF big bunch OF cattle and
as Sonia n faithful and industrious.
the stock Will be wintered In first
class shape,
Alien Beasely. who has rss.ded IN
Meridian since the salo OF his farm
east OF Gown. has closed deal tor
the purchase Of the D,M. RaKon fruit
tarm 40 acresl on the McDermott
line. weat OF onwilcr Me- neasley
aud family viii move TO the place
eariy in the spring.
Lieutenant c. y. Jenness, % the
officers reserve eorpa. Preside. San
/ Francisco. Is here with his family. on
short furlough, before beginning
active duty, He appears every inch
soldier" Ia new uniform. and a.
| he PASSED very successful examina-
| ton will no doubt make a good