The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1917-07-20

OF Salt Lake, was pleasant visitor
at the Times Office Tuesday
AT a meeting OF the Meridian lodge |
M. w. A. Tuesday night, the direct
ors were authorized TO sell the 55-
feet OF frontage south OF the M.W.A.
hall, at price not less than $500.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clint Waggoner and
Mrs John Waggoner and daughter
intend to leave this Saturday for a
ten-days vacation at the Payette
lakes.
NJ. o. Taylor, assistant cashier OF
the First National Bank OF Corvallis.
ore, is visiting here as the guest Of
j. A. Fenton, an acquaintance Of long
standing.
Miss Ollie Slater. formerly of Mer-
idlan, Ii at Smiths Prairie, and as
proprietor OF an eating house, helps
W ittH INC HUBBY ~ NH"h RoBh'"t
summer resort.
Dr. II. r. Cook is anticipating a
visit from Mrs. II. 0. Parker, a sister
who has been living for some time
III Manila, Philippine islands The
guest is expected TO arrive Thursday
morning.
John McKinnis Is here from his
home at Seattle, 10 enjoy visit OF
ten days with his brother, Robert.
whom he had not met for 22 years.
He Ii en- route home from tour thru
the east.
Geo N. Hiner who was In Meridian
yesterday says the crops on his ranch
look fine and although the water
supply has been short for several
days, yesterday he was able to water
the growing crops in good shape.
Misses Ina Waggoner, Edith Starr
and Janette Clark. three OF this
years Meridian high school grad
yates, are making arrangements TO
attend the College OF Idaho, at Cald-
we'll, with the opening Of the fan
term.
MIR. and Mrs. l.. A, Nichols, old
Illinois friends OF DR. and Mrs ii. T..
Cook, after visit with the latter OF
several days, departed Tuesday for
Seattle, where they so TO visit a
daughter.
Mrs. w, u. Walt asks the Times
TO announce that the Fairview local
OF the Red Cross society will hold
an Ice cream and cake social at the
Victory school-house this Friday ev-
ening. Everybody invited to come
and help good cause.
Dorothy. the little daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs David Redman, has been
i'll OF scarlet fever, but Is rapidly
recovering. The attending physician
| thinks that the other members of
the family viii not be affected
| Mrs Sarah Farmer. mother of Dave
Farmer, and William Farmer and
family, have arrived from Monroe,
Utah. and will make their home
here, They have taken the Corwin
ulace, Sls miles northwest OF Mer-
idiau
Miss Myrtle Beasley has been ell
ected hy the school board OF Merid-
ian 10 teach the fourth grade this
coming year BY this selection the
board has now filled all teaching
positions Miss Beasley has had suf
ricient training and will make gooC
teacher.
Mrs. Thomas Mcclure, the faithful
carrier on rural route No. ?, ont o
Meridian is now making the rounds
with brand new auto, II heats tn,
horse and buggy all hollow, and Mrs
Mcclure is receiving the congratula
tions Of the patrons OF the route.
i r. Ii. McNeal. employed as ditcl
rider near Caldwell, has been III a
4 home for several days with a sever
blood poison in his hand and arm
lie was threatened with typhoi
Il feever. but was sufficiently recovere
!, Monday to make trip to the lowe
e emnankment,
j. G. Beam has started handsom
bungalow on the state highway.
= the north part of town. The Coz
( will be $4,000, and will he one {
y the handsomest in town, Work wi