The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1919-02-28
MERIDIAN LOC4L NEWS

lfERIDIdN LOCdL NEWS
VI Ii. Peer was business visitor
IN Boise Monday
J. s. Fentoh was business visitor
In Boise yesterday
Mrs Joel Brown Of Emmett Is visit
I Ing friends here
Born. Feb. rs. 10 Mr.. and Mrs Dave
] Joplin, northeast Of Meridian, q son.
Richard Dean has recovered from
f . slight attack 81 Influenza
Mrs. Sarah ffayner, who has been
! ~. II much better this week
James Butler has arrived home
from tho military training camp az
Camp Mills
Fred Nnsbapm Of fsowmont was III
Meridian Yesterday on business
trip
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NJ. n Davidson Is moving to his
+ property south of Meridian. he pur-
chased from " > iioyne.
. n nell residing "a miles south
Of Meridian Is seriously III from
relapse following Influenza
Born, Feb eth. 10 Mr.. and Mrs.
y. w Carol southeast Of Meridian,
d son
Uncle j Daly residing northwest
Of Meridian, who has been III for
some months, y slowly improving.
Walter Nichols who has becn serv.
ing in France, has arrived In New
York city, telegram having been
received by his folks here.
The Locust Grove grange Is having
season OF growth. Al the last meet
Ing 81 new members we're balloted
on
Bcrney o. waItley. son Ia law of
Charles Madden returned Saturday
from Camp illll. Va. where he has
done his III for Uncle SAM
Harley Turner arrived home from
tile cantonment IN New York state
Tuesday. Harley has performed his
! duty as soldier for Uncle Sam and
- glad 10 get back 10 civil life again.
Last Wednesday, Feb 10Th. Jack
Ellis and Miss l}eulah Waitley we're
married IN Boise They are well known
young people Of this Mace ana VIII
reside here
The Ladies' Ala OF tile Methodist
church Will be entertained noxt We'd
nesday afternoon March 9Th by Mrs.
Charley Cairns. Mrs Mccoy and
Mrs. Ira Lane In the league room Of
the church
Porter L. Riddle arrived home TO
Meridian this week from Camp
stuart, Virginia. He has been with
company NJ OF the 18th infantry. and
has nov received his permanent dis
charge
John He'll from KHna. has bought
ranch - miles south of Meridian
and Ii building a set OF farm build
ings upon the place. lie expects TO
move his family there In about two
weeks
w. ", Sims and Arthur Frazier
have returned from Salt Lake and
each report a fine time In attendance
al the lntermuuntHin Peace Confer
ence A full account of the conference
win be found Va another part II this
paper
Last evening In the basket ball
game played at the high school be-
tween the local team and the
| Y.M,c.A, boys OF Boise, the home
I team defeated the visitors by the
score Of 35 and i4.A good crowd was
present 90 see the game
Harry Rogers arrived home safe
ana sound from France this week.
1 He has been with the engineers, in
the lumber division and has had
charge OF big saw mill Harry has
many interesting experiences 70 tell
OF life in France. but Is glad 10 get
back To the good old USA.
Harry II hudson died at the age
OF rs 40 the homo OF his brother.
Fred Hudson, at Eagle, Friday, He Is
survived by his wife, daughter and
brother. The funeral was held Sat
( urday az the Joplin cemetery The
Hudsons moved here recently from
Kansas and Mr. Hudson was attacked
with pneumonia while ON his way
west
!. r Hiddick was visiting IN Merid-
ian Wednesday. Ito Is witness for
the prosecution in the federal trials
OF the creamery companies charged
with monopoly OF trade. The Jensen
company plead guilty and paid fine
but other companies are eontesting,
and an Interesting trial IS the result.
4 Mr.. Biddick AS travelling agent for
one of the ereameries involved, has