The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1917-10-26


Ellen NJ. Holmes was granted di-
vorce this week from Theodore r.
Holmes. Her maiden name Of Ellen
VI. Turner vas restored.
A marriage license was issued at
Caldwell Tuesday to Cecil Clyde
Diers Of Meridian, and Lola May FL
lsworth, Of Boise.
Miron Dunn, Of Meridian, and Vel
ma Alice Clark Of Brocton. Mass,
we're married last Thursday after
noon. by Justice Anderson al his Of
flee IN Boise
See announcement OF the big sale
Of ). H. nosler and Mrs. w 81.
Chapman. on Five Mile, next We'd
nesday. and plan TO attend. Free
lunch at high noon.
Ilcmeber the Traders Day Sale IN
Meridian next Saturday November
Sd. al the usual time and place. Some
good bargains. including some nice
Berkshire hogs from the Haga herd.
Remember the big dairy sale next
Tuesday at Soma station, by Cam
Davidson and J. y. Waugh. Sale Is
al the Nelson ranch, half mile
north OF Post station. Free lunch
at noon.
The Misses Myrtle and Mabel Cor
nish are among the very best OF the
prune packers for this season, ac-
cordlng TO the records OF Manager
w II. Peer, at the fruit warehouse
In Meridian
Fred Adams has opened an en-
ployment agency at his lunch stand
In Meridian and will keep list of
those wishing help. The service will
be free OF charge to the public, See
him IL YOU want a job or want some
help
d. G. Fields and family have located
on an S0-acre ranch Az miles south
of Meridian, and will be welcomed
to our community Mr.. Fields was
formerly engaged as an engineer He
thinkH there Is great future for this
section, and shows his confidence by
4 investing In choice piece OF land
A party OF Odd Fellows consisting
of J. d. Clark. s. w. Hutchinson. Guy
Humphrey. B,BKnight and Andrew
Richie, were at Boise Tuesday even
ing, whore the first degree was given
by boise lodge No. n. at 13th and
Eastman streets.
Meridian Is soon 10 havea first
class dentist in the person OF DR..
u. Il. Wells. OF oroflno. Idaho. who
viii come TO Meridian to reside He
Is graduate OF the Portland dental
college and comes with first class
recommendation See his card In
another column.
Charles Kooken, we'll known
farmer, residing near Meridian, IS in
bed al his home, as result OF injur-
lea received by being thrown from
his wagon Friday evening. when his
horses became frightened and ran
away. Injuries consist of dislo-
Gated shoulder aud severe bruises
upon HIS face.
At the parsonage of the First ME,
church In Boise Monday at o'clock
the Rev, Willsie Martin married
Lloyd c, Hutcheson OF Co. H., I'd
Idaho. and Fern f, Parker, both OF
Meridian. The couple are favorably
known here and congratulations are
extended.
. Frank Winters and wife of Cald-
we'll. and their son Jack OF Merid-
tan. with Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Ker-
whisky and daughter, compose an
auto party starting yesterday for
Los Angeles. Calf. whore they will
make their home for the winter. Mr.
. Kerwitsky has lately been employed
In Rife a Robertson's store.
z. h, barker. MIR. and Mrs. w. F.
Owens and daughter Mildred. and
Edith Mattson. all motored over
from Parma Sunday and spent the das
at the l., X. Deck home In Meridian
Master Burrnard Barker returned
with them, Mrs. Barker. who has
been here for some time. Is much
improved In health, and expects t.
: leave for her home soon.
The Probation officer OF Boise re
, ports that Burton Whitfield. aged Il
and Evan MeGin. age s.the two Mer'