The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1917-11-09

veil WIS ~ weekend guest al miss
Myrtle Heasley
y,iw hard times ball VIII BE- given
A. the Community hall III Meridiaa
ms FrsdMy evening
Miss Ash. II Seaside Oregon. VIA
has heen Visiting Mrs W A Palmer
ieft "Wednesday TOT Seattle
Remember the big sheer sale III
the Pfaffle ranch. south ~ Meridian.
nexf rhgrsaat Everybody come
MRS "a j Flafscher iefl this week
faf Prescott Wash ~ visit MI
fiessrher's parents She Viii Ge al3.
senf faf about month
The first raf IL dried apples Tor
the keason sas billed ont from Mer
ldian by the Earl Evaporation Go. yeas
terdsy Il gos,a ~ an Ohio firm
Ar aud Mrs NJ +. Robinson and
family and Mr. ana Mrs. y o, Lein
lager and family sefe guests Sunday
IA fhe home ~ MIR and Mrs ~ Mon
ieiih aud family ~ Meridian
i d Mcclellan, whose home was
miles northeast ~ Meridian. died
wednesday, afternoon ~ Boise hos
pifai al the age Of 3 y years tie had
been IN about three months he
leaves widow
Henry MRtioek viii have big clean
uf saie ~ his ranch next Monday /
NoFemebr igth lot OF cattle, |
horses and machinery will be offered /
81 1oni faii 10 AZ there
Alien Wilcox left this week for
Los Angeles. California. where he
VIII remain Tor several weeks 10 the
hope of benefitlnE his health The
nauY friends Of Nir Wilcox hane he
VIII return tuily recovered
al X i.omrey same 10 Meridian
from Payette Thursday with car
load ~ stock aud furniture H. VIII
locate on the Skillern ranch 3 miles
east III Meridian
q. kuoken who was injured in
Il Runaway MAS 80 much better as 20
he on the sireats NJ Meridian this
week This IL i source ~ mtisfae-
ti0n ~ his maly friends
Miss Arminda Beery ~ happy III
receiving the fitnt monthly payment
1T f15 under the new law. providing
FOR inc relief Of the blind The pay
8nant Il certified each month az the
Office az the Probate Judge az Boise.
Jack Garrett has been suggested as
Il desirable person 20 I'll the yar-
aney on the school board Of district
No aa. Meridian The board viii
faect neN Monday evening % make
i selection
Mira Prank Taylor has gone 10 |
isHnE beach. Caiii, called Wy the In
telllKenee thar her son Vie harbcrt
rad heen severely injured in an auto
accident.
Res chss + Mitchell 81 the MAJ
aFene church, viii move Into the par
s0naEe ~ the newiy-aenuirGd church
property III Meridian next week He
has been living On the q, A Henne-
man plaeee. 81 miles northeast OF
town
AT IL shaw run Oft the bridge
across the Settlers canal two miles
northwest 81 Onwiler, this week The
auto turned over into the water
Shaw wot OUT OK and later with a
iittle help. hauled the auto out.
Mrs James W. tIarreu who has
bisn visiting friends III Meridian.
lett Saturday morninE 20 return to-
heF home In indian valley They Viii
Eet their mail hereafter al Mesa in
Adams county. Instead OF az the post
office called Indian Valley
The funeral OF James A Flood
was held al the Methodist church fl
Meridian. Wednesday afternoon. Rev
n n Powers officiating The church
VAS crowded and the Nj W A aud /
l. o. . H. lodges were present Ia 4 1
body burial was 10 this Meridian |
cemetery
The toNn hall has become too small !
To accommodate the ladies sho meet
ii that place each FRIDAY afternoon
70 do sewing and knitting for the
He'd cross. Hereafter. beginning this
friday afternoon, an meetings viii
se held tn the League room OF the
AfNNNA*rA AHAfENs AZ tue usual Alhltt
bate Hedges writes from 32t NJ
Vernon Avenue Los Angeles that
Ne are all feeling ftne ana consider
ihts country and climate ideal for
health aud pleasure ana plenty warm
an the time have &aiued 20
pounds last tNo months
Mf ana Mrs George nighlsy and
Mrs blanche Floyd have arrived
from Waterloo. in@a. and are visit.
Ing III the h0he uf n HghieS
father g George tour miles south
aest ~ Meridian The visitors are
axnrssly Impressed with idaho ana
naf decide 20 l0ea9ee
IS "a Boath. III Mheailnnt south.
rrn wyoming byntherinlaN ~ John
Eaton. Il here tor Visit Both fhe
s@atienFu are Veterans Of the civil
var, and Nhiie DOT yopng In years
fhpF ave aHfNua4aEF{e tn tbe{r fNVafftF