The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1919-05-09

Mrs. Mena Kiel and son Raymond
and mother Mrs. Louise HammeIrath
LETT this week for an extended visit
al CIncinatti. Ohio. Their address Is
1853 Berwyn Place. Oakley.
William Pitcher. formerly a resi-
deaf OF this place, who for five years
has been In California. arrived this
week and expects to make his perma-
nent home here,
James O. Clark reached the United
States April zsth. and is now at
Camp Grant. Mr. Clark expects TO
assume his old position az Short
Line employee when he returns.
The ladies aid Of the M. r. church
viii meet In the league room next
Wednesday Tile hostesses viii be
Mrs. Robson, Mrs. j q. Garrett, Mrs.
A. w. Garrett
MIR. and Mrs. Ben Wood who are
leaving the community south OF Mer-
idlan. we're given party Saturday
night by their nelghb ors. The ladies'
brought cake and refreshments and
dancing was enjoyed.
Dee Heron, son OF w. j. Heron.
was shaking hands with Meridian
friends this week He has Just return
cd TO Boise after doing his bit across
the big pond. Dee looks like military
life agrees with him
Mrs. Olive Stott has received word
that her son Fred has reached New
York, on his way home from "over
there" He was In the 12Sth infan-
try, and was In some OF the big bat
Ties OF the war.
Arthur Frazier has purchased of
Mrs, y. M. Burns 80 feet off the east
side OF the property on Idaho street
where the Adams barber shop now
stands. Mr. Frazier intends to build
"a modern office building on the prop
erty.
Fred Fenton and Don Hardin have
returned from trip to Rupert and
Twin Falls. They also visited the
great Shoshone falls. They report the
crops as promising although a month
behind the Meridian country.
Lorrin Caldwell returned Friday
from Camp Stewart, Va, where he
has been In training for the past
five months. sssnd Is glad TO get back
TO ciyilIANf tfe, Lorrin IL looking
and feliffg we'll and Is glad that he
was, able TO do his bit for Uncle Sam
George Hardin and Fred Fenton
attended meeting al Boise this
week OF the John Regan Post of Re-
turned War Veterans. Every man
In Idaho who has been In the service
IL invited to join this worthy organ
izatlon. One purpose is to assist the
boys In securing positions, either the
ones they left or new Jobs,
Henry Hoffman. after two years
at Coca Bay, Oregon, returned to
Meridian Saturday. Mr.. Hoffman says
Idaho looks good 10 him as the coast
climate IL very depressing. He says
the Davidson brothers, #. w and
o. S.. who have been In the contract
ing business az North Bend, will also
be back to Idaho as soon as they
can get here.
Dave Maltock returned home this
week after many months In the war
zone In France. Dave ia looking and
feeling we'll. He has many Interest
ing experiences to relate, and made
good use of his time while helping
Uncle Sam knock out the boche, He
10 glad TO get home and Will resume
his old Mace as a partner IN the
business of the Matlock gatage
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DR. George b. Taylor, LIST Lieut..
Dental Section. u s. Army, has re-
turned To Meridian. after extensive
service with the government. and
will locate permanently here He is
first-class dentist and will be busy
III looking after the needs OF our peo-
ple. He will open an office In the
parkin building tomorrow (Satur-
day.