The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1919-11-14
MERIDIAN NEWS NOTES.


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: II Human has sold his 20 acr'
: ranch 70 T Matthews for $4,000.
MIR Maddox OF Meridian has pur
chased 10 acres from r +. Howell
H. II Field has moved with nj.
family 10 Sunny slope near Caldweii
Mrs, Mary French has moved from
her ranch into town 10 he with hei
mother. Mrs, Powell this winter
OTIS Rife is building a garage on
his newly-acqlired residence prop.
| erty
Harland Hutcheson has arriyeG
from the camas Prairie country ID
wish his PARENTS here.
Carl Davidson, son Of M n. Day-
Il ldson. south Of Meridian. ~ ont Of
school on account of Illness
4 Walt White has sold Al acres OF
4 land near Meridian 20 Mr.. Shuman Of
Parma
i Julian Tucker has gone into the
business ~ buying and selling poul-
TRY
John 4. Waggoncr has been in
boise this week taking some degrees
IN Masonry.
Ed Miller adyertiseg big public
sale AZ tile Allison place IN another
column Read the ad and remember
the date
Harold Downey has resigned as
night Watchman THE village board
has not yet selected d man 20 take hts
place
sirs smith has rented the room
la the corner OF the Hedges theatre
building and put in stock Of candy
and cigars
Mrs Eva iiowry Is rapidly recov-
ering from serious operation anr
expects % leave sc. Luke's hospital
Sunday
Mrs Johns, Mrs Quinn and Mrs.
Fenton we're the hoBte sges Nednes.
daY ~ i meetlng OF the Aid society
o. the Methodist church.
Mrs Otis Rife has received word
that her daughter MISS Edna, who
II attending school at Corvallis, met
with slight accident, having her
right arm and hand bruised when a
door closed suddenly
A pie supper viii be given by the
local M w. A, lodge saturday even
Ing The proceeds Will ne applied 10
providing some needed improvements
for the hall
The regular meeting OF the M. u,
ladies aid society will be held Wec-
nesday afternoon, Nov 10, at 200.
Pleaae come early and prepared for
work
The Ladies' Aid society or the NJ. u.
church will tie comforters at a reas-
enable price for any one desiring
such work done, For information,
call Mrs, Otis Rife. phone No 2Gs
D. II, Allison ana family ere now
in Boise, having returned after Cal
ifornia trip, Oliver Allison was re-
Gently discharged after serving a.
time In the navy, and is now at home
Mrs Clarence Walt OF Fairviaw
gave shower Saturday afternoon for
her sister-in-law Miss Florence Walt.
whose marriage TO Captain Ben Hop-
ison viii take place Sunday. Noyem.
her 10th.
MIR and Mrs. A. A. Farnham have
moved from Orofino III north Idaho,
10 q place miles northeast OF
their home The family are well and
fayorabIy known here and had al
ranch between star and eagle.
Isaac Beery. OF Aoyeland. Colo, Isl
here visiting the family OF HIS brother
John neery. near Meridian. He has
recently disposed of his renl estate,
and has an idea of investing In o.
home IN Idaho
Rev 4. q Right advertises sale
.af dairy fHue nANl Efst1nu Anv
A. he has some OF the prize cows OF
the valley, the sale should be well
attended Some horses and mach
inery viii also be sold
While handling pump jack the
other day IT, J Mersdorr had two
fingers cut severely bur he denies
the report that they were lost, and
says his fingers will be all right az
ter he leaves them Dandaged TOR
awhile.
Mr. aud Mrs r. o. Caldwell, who
came from Kansas recently 10 visit
the family OF J Caldwell, have
proceeded on their journey TO Caii-
fornla, where they expect 10 spence
the winter
Among those who attended the
Henri Scott concert at the Pinney, at
Boise, Tuesday evening were MIR and
Mrs, Jess Hedges. Mrs, Scott, Mira,
Morton, Miss Bertha Singrey. Mr. ana
Mrs. Natter, MIR, and Mrs, stanton,
Mrs G. A Harris was in Boise We'd
nesday and attended the funeral o.
the Fiye-year-old son OF MIR. and Mrs.
Charles Bedweli Mr., Bedwell was q
former resident here having been EN-
ployed in the reclamation service.
The students OF the Meridian high
school will render a play entitled
The Maker Of Dreams" at the En-
press theatre, in Meridian this FRI
day evening. The proceeds are for
the benefit OF the athletic association.
Word has been received of the mar
riage OF l.. r. Linn, formerly Of this
place, but later of Montana. The
Linus are now living at Silverton,
Oregon. Grace. his daughter, il at
tending high school, while Marion
and Leland are attending the univer-
SHY at Salem.
A double box load OF big ripe yell
low corn was hauled through the
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