The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1919-11-21

rs visiting her daughters Mrs. Henr,
jackson and Mrs. r. +. Hunt.
Mrs. Charles OnwiIer who had
lserfons operation Friday at 81. Al
Iphonais hospital Is improving as vel
AS could BE expected.
While playing football last week
Paul Morton had his foot severely
lbrnised and was not able TO attend
school for several days
Walter Johnson. fireman, from
lGlenns Ferry was visiting with
home folks on the farm east OF Mer.
idian sunday
Remember the big sale "a ed Mil
ler's next Wednesday. Numerous
bargains VIII bc offered Free luncn
at j o'clock, so get there early.
pr and Mrs II. 4. Neal and Mr. ana
Mrs, l.. a. Songer attended the play
The Masqueradcr' at the Plnney In
holse Tuesday evening
Mrs Elsie Haaach ana children re-
turned 70 Parma Wednesday, after
several days visit with Mrs. Mary
burns
Mrs Harry Tolleth, While Snyder
and Waldo Burns went TO the Pinney
Tuesday evening 10 see the Mas
lauerador
MIR and Mrs. Dewitt ana son Ward
Who have lived south OF town, left
this week for Vale, Oregon. where
they VIII reside.
The banks OF Meridian now oppn az
$50 am. and close al $50 pm. The
business houses now crosse at pm.
instead of pm
Born. to MIR. and Mrs. w. l.. phil
Lips. residing five miles east of Mer-
idian. Nov n. boy. Mrs. Phillips
y the daughter OF MIR. ana Mrs Geo.
Worden
Henry q HOFFMAN has purchased a
restaurant in Namna and has moved
over 90 that place. Nls Henry is now
a single maa. the job Of moving Is not
as big as II might be.
Or Z, l.. Payne and son, Charles
Tobias and Edward Mataon left Nam
pa Monday for Nevada, where they
viii took az lands under the Trnckee-
Carson project,
Friends here have received announ-
cement from MIR. and Mrs. George
Gardiner OF Portland. OF the mar
riage OF their daughter Miss Lottie.
20 MIR. Carl X. Duhrkoon.
u. y. Weaverling OF Eagle con-
tracted 20 sell crop OF corn IN Mer-
idlan Saturday, He has figured that
the corn will pay for the land and he
thinks this Is the best crop for man
to raise in Idaho.
". s. Chase of Aiahambra, Calf
has been here for several days look
ing after the Del-Ca-Mar property
north OF town, While his home Is in
California he has warm place In
his heart for sunny Idaho,
The ladies' aid society OF the M. u.
church viii tie comforters al reas-
enable price for any one desiring
such work done For information.
call Mrs. otis Rife, phone 26S.
Mrs Arthur Roberts who has been
In Nampa hospital for three weeks,
spent few days with MIR. aud Mrs
III j.. Roberts. north OF Meridian
Next Thursday Is Thanksgiving day |
Mrs Hutchesan. Mrs. Nelson, Mrs.
Burns. aud Mrs Clark. went to <una
Thursday 10 be present at the organ
ization Of Rehekah lodge AT tnat
place
The Community music club held q |
meeting az the home OF Mr. and Mrs. |
a, d. stanton Tuesday evening. A |
feature of the program was an in |
strUctive talk given by Prof. oliver G
Jones. the pianist. OF Boise
Union Thanksgiving services will he |
held this year in the Christian church |
Thursday evening nj TAO D. m. |
Special music VIII be feature. |
Come aud let MS render thanks TO !
Almighty God for His blessings TO us |
Dr. aud Mrs Dutton entertained the |
500 club Thursday evening. Those |
present were. Mr.. and Mrs, George !
Nourse, Mr. and Mrs. Robertson |
Mr. and Mrs. Turner, MIR. and Mrs |
Eari Gilbert, Mrs. Alderman, and |
Mr. and Mrs Risser. OF Boise
a very creditahle entertainment was
given Ny pupils OF the Meridian high |
school Friday evening al the Empress
theatre. The children We're instructed |
by Miss Josephine Numbers. express
ION teacher, aud Miss simon, teacher |
OF music
Tuesday evening while George
Pfost and his sister were making a |
hurried trip into Meridian to see the
high school play, In some way the |
auto was upset at the side OF the road |
miles east OF town George sus-
tanned broken collar bone. but his |
sister was uninjured. The young
people are grandchildren OF MIR. ana |
Mrs. George Powell
II. J. Mahla has sold his property
- miles northeast OF Meridian. con
sisting OF a nice l0-acre orchard 10
EP,Dunnigan, who comes here from
Blacks creek. The place has Winesap
and Rome Beauty apples and is desir-
bic. MIR. Mahia will move TO Merid-
ian II he can secure house 20 rent
or buy.
MIR and Mrs. Charles Sherman anc
grandson from Parma. have arrived
10 take charge OF the 47-acre farm
which they have purchased of Walt
White, located near Victory schooi.
The price paid was about $3.50 per
acre and they get one of the finest
farms in the Meridian country. For
the present they are visiting with
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