The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1918-04-26
MERIDIAN NEWS NOTES

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Mrs Leroy ADAMS was visitor in
Boise Wednesday.
Mrs. Elmer sims was shopping IL
Boise Wednesday.
Attention Is called TO the sale OF y.
Monteith, to be held May 2, 1918.
Mrs joel Brown OF Emmett is US
ting III Meridian,
e. 6. Bolls Is building q 7-room
bungalow in the east part Of town.
Mrs q. Il. Dutton and Mrs ]. GIL
Beam attended the Child Welfare
meeting 10 Boise Tuesday afternoon.
Lorrin Caldwell writes that he Isl
touring the California towns IN the
interest " tho Elllson-Whitc Chau-
iangun system
n. f. Abel aud family have returned
utter an extended stay AZ Long
lleach. Gal,
Arthur Frazier, Col b. Marstnrs
and J n Robertson mofored to On
lariU, Oregon, Thursday, 10 attend u
blg stock sale At athat place.
j. ii. Clark and wife went 10 Col
fax. WASH. thia week called by the
uewa OF the scrIona Illness OF Mrs,
clarks brother. mir. Humphrey.
Clement Hedges Is selling his house
htdd goods preparatory 10 giving pol
session Of tho house. MIR and Mira.
% sinEroy are the new owners,
Mrs j +. stalker OF Gannett IL
here 10 attend tho graduation from
tho Meridian high school OF her
daughter Miss Emma Stalker.
a lift elevator IL hclng Installed
from The basement TO the first floor
~ the Garrett Mercantile atoro build
Ing
Misa Mary singrey has returned
from Emmett where she was del
cgate % the state sunday-school con.
ycntlOn.
Trude Catlin, Mr. and Mrs A. G..
Cocker and Mr. Hnd Mrs. Frank Tay.
lor, made q trip around the loop
Sunday
Francois Atwater, who has been
quite III in Boise since a return trip
from California, had recovered Hnf-
iiciently 70 be brought homo We'd
neday
a, A. Beasley and family, who re-
Gently purchased the SNOW home IN
the cast part OF Meridian, have
moved In from the farm near Victory
and taken possession.
Miss Cassie Palmer has closed
successful term of school III Mink
treek. near pocatello. and has arri-
sed home. She viii teach III the Mer-
ldian schools next term.
For the April contingent OF the draft
Paul L. Voaa OF Meridian. Is one OF
the Glass | boys who will go. He
expects 10 leave Saturday for Camp
Lewis.
Mrs. George III. Webster. teacher
Of the primary grade, was hostess az
i charming luncheon given 10 the
Meridian teachers az her home 10
roise saturday afternoon.
Mary Brown Levers has filed suis
for divorce against David brown
Levers. the charge being desertion,
They we're married at Twin Falla
ia 1919.
The series OF meetings conducted |
by the Organ Melt Eyangelistic COM
pany, at the Christian church IN Mer-
ldian are being we'll attended and
win continue though this week
Miss Arminda neery expects to
leave Tor Rochester. Mimi. to-day.
for treatment OF her eyes She will
make the trim alone May Rhe have
the best Of luck,
There will be bazaar aud euter-
tainment at the niue Valley School
house. north OF Meridian. next Tues.
day evening for the benefit OF the
| lied Cross booths VIII be open az
o'clock, Lunch Will be served at
| O'clock.
Work u progressing on the new
! Meridian theatre and John Hedges,
who II putting $500 In new improve
menta viii have one Of the best NOV
ing picture theatres In the state, II
viii be Just double the size OF tho old
Idle Hour theatre.
". M Allumbaugh aud family will
spend the summer la the east. and
have announced clean UP sale OF
their farm property for Monday, Apr.
2ath. AZ the ranch y VI. northeast
Of Meridian
Harry Thomas, the i-year-old child
of Thomas y. Collins. residing seven
miles southeast ,of Meridian. died
last Sunday. aud was buried Monday
from the family home, Rev. G. A.
quinn. pastor of the Meridian Met
hodist church. having charge. Burial
vas at the Eagle cemetery,
tfnder advice OF his doctor. Elmel
sharp win discontinue work In hls
harness ahop 10 such time as his
health viii permit his going back Il
work MIR. Sharp has decided 10 OF
Tor the business for sale. aud tht
harness and shoe repairing togethel
should make desirable chance fol
some ambitious man.
Representatives OF the Ellison
White I4yeeum Bureau have been Ii
; Meridian this week. and have rec
eiYed the necessary guarantee 20 In
] sure a fall festival for Meridian, Thu
Z entertainments will be given for fiv'
consecutive nights az date 20 be ar
ranged. the latter part % October o
> the first rart Of November, Twenty
. two business men have signed q $50
guarantee for the attractions.
Mrs. 3. A. Feuton. chairman OF tn
? EaaA fsrnMa nuwfltnrW has NAllNd