The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1918-12-13
MERIDIAN NEWS NOTES

MERIDIAN NEWS NOTES
| Mrs. hGMrey Tolleah visited III cald.
veil FRIDAY
Misc RHsh peef wa VISITING IL
B6lAe Saturday
Miss Vera VISITS WIS 1 Visitor III
Boise Saturday
II. A Bentley waA visitor IN ilolre
Monday
LokAn GFaee. Ford Watts and Mar
tin Knusson vlaited ID Nampa Friday
Glenn fillt has sone ~ Neiser f0r
\ visit mtth henae folks
CLARK Williamson was q Namra Wv
ts8f Sunday
Mi and Mrs II. r. Hunt we're the
wuasts III NanpA friends Sunday
sFiaa Edna niEe lmB returned from
i Visit IN Mountain fEomf
krs. snyder aud daughter acre
guests ~ B0ise friends Saturday
Mrs WIN Anderson VIA visitor
~ che capital tity 1'uesday
John Meolil war i Boise Visitor
Wednesday
" q I'faffla 81 lIoise VA here yes
tefday
i.oais iIeIkes va ii l,oiv i eanevs
day
Miss Janis trcnch has returned
from Alnseow Tor the holidays She
il attending the state university
The family 81 Al &. Nichols living
southeast OF town are III with the
Influenza.
Alta whitley, the daughter Of
Amos Whitaiey. Il III a. her home
with influenza
Henry Warrack has purchased am
s0-aefe ranch from George McGInnis
fer siso an acre.
Born, January 10Th. 10 MIR. and
Mrw. Harvey NJ Green. sou. Harvey
Ward Green
Willis Cato has arrived home from
Moscow whore he WAS attending the
y VI 4 q AZ the University.
Ralph Heery III expected home Ia d
few days. Is has been attending the
students army training corps al the
University OF Idaho At Moscow
II y. Robertson has rented one OF /
tho Geo. rarkin bungalows now be-
inE erected, and expects 10 take pos
session the first Of next MONTH
Joe Curtis, who returned Monday
from Camp Colo, GostyRDnrg. Pa, Ii
III az his home on Pine street. hi Mer-
lalan, with spanish influenza
clara aud Edith Humphrey, daugh-
tiers Of Huy Humphrey arc qiaran-
tined % their home with dyptherla.
Cecil Howry has received his dis
charge from the navy ana his rela-
lives are expecting him home In
lhogi time,
HAIRY Tolleth hns returned afterI
/ trip TO Fairhury. Mob. tie says so
ar the winter IN Nebraska has been
Inc
o. AingFey. who gave up his job ut
he Meridian water works pumping
station one day this week and went
nome with the influenza. " much
Mrs. T, =. Rlsaer and daughter left
for spokane, to be away
Tor two montha visiting Mrs. RisAers
mother, Mrs, saraph,
The modern residence Of Herbert
MeFsdorf az miles south west OF
Meridian, N nearing completion aud
VIII make q nice home for the family i
Az meeting of the Rural high l
school board IL has been decided not /
20 reopen the school at this HIaoe /
until nae. 30th. when Il Ii hoped all /
danger from the influenza viii hc
over.
Attention IL called 70 the public sale |
OF William Pierce 10 be held next |
Friday Dee, goth, az the place four
miles southeast of Meridian. and Il
mile vest Of the Hlllsdaie school. is
head Of cows and calves and other
articles Nili be sold
A good crowd was Ia attendance al
the public sale OF r.. 81 Risser We'd
nesa@y There II general regret that
Mr. and Mrs. Aisger are to leave
Meridian and return 20 Boise They
are splendid people and help to any
community whore they reside,
Percy Luacomhe writes from on.
sario, Oregon that word has been ro-
relyed Of the death OF his father IN
England He also writes that Her
bert and Wynn, sons OF Rey. i.us-
e0mbp, have had slight attack OF
the flu. but are better.
The churches opened SUNDAY With
\ fair attendance and Monday the
Grade school Was started About
tNp.shirds the normal number OF
scholars we're on hand No bad effects
have resulted from opening the
schools.
G. = kooken made fine showing
/ with bis seven acres OF red clover
seed. II produced bushels 30 the
acre and he received 5bhc q pound
for the crop, There Was good first
cutting OF hay, he sold az SIS ton.
and the straw az the second cutting
viii not be wasted
Charles GAllisnn who naa been nj
Jerome Ia the Idaho Power co. em.
pioy was guest ag Is, r., Hunt the
Il frat OF this week. enronts TO Ogden
Il Utah. lie has lately been transferred