davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-11-06

I'll condado de Valencia gano ii pre-.
MIA a. s1oo ofrac,do nor y, c,,artei
Tel estade III IA iaa,6n Amari~ana
al nra,nin ~ nromstiS al n,,e
~ raess q rara 81 maa prandN Kan clan.
"a ~ ssis homhres AZ servicSn ~ ii
I,anikn AmeTicana Vaiennis e~nrSrih.
trS IA .n,isn,hrns y cnaI NH a1can.
zar a5s por cienfo aa IA cuofa asisna-
AZ 81 consiaao, Esta marnifiea obra
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-11-06
UNA HUENA MEDIciNA PARA LAS
ToSES DE Los NINOs.

Mrs. ]. w. Phillips, de Redon, Ca,
itelefone0 a J. MI Floyd. 81 comercian-
,te de aauel lugar. pidi6ndole que le
ImRndara una botella de Remedio de
Chamberlain para la Tos, pues que ha-
sbia comprRdo 0tra botelIa on su item
ida y lie estaba hacienda tanto bien
"a sus nihos que guerra seguir 81 ira
tamiento. No podria encontrar NADIA
mejor para las toses o resfrfos de los
nihos o de I'd. mismo. Suelta la fle-
ma, facilita Ia expectoraci6n v pronto
liberto del resfrfo al sistema.
De venta EN- todas parties.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-11-06
LEY De
ESTAD0 CONTRA
Ell PUG|lAT0

5HExiste alguna ley de estado en-
Nuevo Mexico que Iitnite los rounds"
en- los ~concirsos de pngilato o que r.
,vite los ~encuentros de Box2 Hsta fue
la pregunta ~teiegrafiAda dfas pasados
r. b. Kennedy. de Clayton al pro-
curador general. lei Asiatente RfOcu.
rador General N b. Meyer contest0 a
la pregunta diciendo que Nuey0 Mex
leo no tiene ninguna ley de eatado d
defina 81 numero de s'roundsp en- con
cursos de box b que evite los encuen
tros de pugilato. Lo que els mas ann,
Nnevo Mexico no tiene niguna ley q,
prohiba e~ncuentros de pugilato do min.
guna clage,
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-11-06
REciENTEs ARREsTOs
o ABiGeATO.

Las Observation-Disclosures de- abi-
sgeato, 10 policfa montada del estad0
ne hecho racientemente los siguien.
ltes arregtos:
I En- ell condado dc Lincoln. Jacobo
Tru1illo, Isidoro Fresques y Francisco
Truiillo.
I'm 81 condado de Guadalupe: Pablo
.Aguiiar y Roman Garduno.
En- La Lande fue arrestado Roy
Adams. Ceferino Benayides en- Arte-
STA y Juan Raca en San Isidro.
Fueron arrestados. aaemAs, on 81
Icondado de Colfax, por Ia pplicfa mon
.tada, Antonio Mniiiz y Tommy Rico, a
los que Sc acusa de vender carne sin
authorization, u pagaron una multa.
I'm 81 mismo condado fu6 consignado
al Gran Jurado Z. D. Robinson por
Idlspara contra una partida de ganado.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-11-06
FL ]UEz LEAHY
SUSPENDE AUN
JUEZ De PAz

Saghn noticias de Wagon Mound,
,condado de Mora, eli Sir. Adelaide G.
de Baca, juez de paz de aquel lngar,
fue suspendido de su oficina el mi6r-
coles pasado por FL Juez de Distrito
David J. Leahy, en- scnmplimiento q
una petici6n del los RESIDENCES dc a.
quelIa aldea. Sc alega por los re.
'sidentes que DE Baca SO sDbrepas6
de su autofidad como official de la paz
pbr6 en- una manera ~indecorosa. In
suspension serA hasta que un iurado
del condado de Mora determine 81 la
ldicha persona es digna o no de desem-
pehar Ia oficina que tspia . So cargo.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-11-06

OIL POINT COMFORT, va, NOV.
LA Ia 1880 do Ia tarde de aver.
zarp6 de este puerto 81 trasatlantico
americana George Washington, lie
Yando a bordo a los reyes Belgica,
Alberto 9 Isabel, al Principe Leopol.
do, Duque de Brabante Y heredero de
la Corona belga, y TODD Ell iperso-
nal que acomnaho q Sus Majestades
len sl viaje a este pats. Los reyes
belgas regresan su pals muy complal
cidos de su gira por los Estados Uni.
dos, que dur6 20 dfas N durante Ia
cual, visitaron varias ciudades de las
mas importantes y lugares printores-
cos, tales como 81 Parque Nacional de
Yellowstone, las colonias mormonas
y los hermosos sitios veraniegos de
California.
Las baterias del artillero de la Ma.
rina on Norfolk, hieieron ell saludo
de honor a Sus Majestades, cuando.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-11-06

las lancbas que touducfan q los re-
yes y su ac0mpaiamiento, del trans
porte pAaaron frente Q esd lngar. El
s'Ganrge Washington zarp0 despues
Az Que los reyes huhieron hscho una
vista q los netillArns. All partir, lie
banda de mnsica dal trRnsp6rte TOGO
la sBr~abanconney 81 Himno Nacicnai
Iselsa.
M rey y la reina, apntainente con
su hiio, permanecierNn de pie so-
Ibre oil puente, viendo Ia costa, mien-
tras ell ~transporte DC alejaha lenta-
mente por Ia bahia, escoltado por va
rios barcos de guerra y ~destroyers y
con OF estandarte real belga, enarbo-
lado On 81 mastil principal
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-11-06

Isl ha ensayado ofras cosas v ah0ra
We risr,eso4 s~srasa1 Tsaltsar4 s sse hs esn
Sado de pegarse q cinta que no per-
fmanece en- lugar donde De. coloeas dc
enplastoq que 90 resbalan De .so.pe eI
los dedus y los infiaman. APPLIQUE dos
gctag de "GET6ITv en- dos eegundoG,
eobre eBe Gallo. Entonces Ell Gallo estA
H~entenciado a muerte tan SECURE ON
la noche sigue al dfa. 81 Gallo Sc ar
ruga. No hay dolor nj moiestia. Isl W,
piensa que no puAde ser verdad fanta
belleza, haga la prueba esta noche ON
cuaiqufer Gallo. cnlloaidad. yerruga 8
Juan6te v recibirA ". Ia sorpresa mas
grande de en vida Fahricado pDr e.
Uu, dsA. % yentA 90 sodas lRa farpaacipD
Y drOgueriaa.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-11-06
Por I'll Estado
UNA MuJER Or AEBu0uER0UE
5COMEIESA BlGAMlA.

AibuquerQue,Ei Procuradnr de Dis
|trito George r. Craig ha anunciado
que la Sra. Anita Aldaeo Montez que
lfue arrestada tempo pasad0 halo la
'ofensa de bigamia, ha movido la acu-
y Sc entregara o culpa 50.
'bre los cargos que SO 10 hacen, Los
lcargos segln informados, son que Ia
dicha mujer sc case con Luciano Mon
ter, dc silver City. en- 1915 v que
mientras adn viva su esposo se vol
vic d casar con Lanreano Anaya en-
de 1919. La bfgamia declara
que su esposo Sc fue a la guerra v
habiendo sabido que habfa muerto en-
FL campo de batalla se volvi6 a casar.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-11-06
NINA MuERE ENTIRE
8~HORRIBLES LLAMAS.

Raton,-La mia Virginia Bisconti,
sde seis amos, muri0 on Ell hospital de
los Mineros en- este lugar, una bora
]despu6s de su arribo a dicho lugar.
LA consecuencia de SUI muerte de que
maduras ~recibidas en- TODD su cuerpo.
La mia habfa estado uganda con f0s.
lforos, encendiendo algunos papelea,
los cuales inflamaron SUI ropa, habien-
do sido esta complete quemada antes
de haberse1e dado auxilio. EI acct
dente ocurri6 en- Ia mafana y no fue
lhasta la tarde cuando Sc llev6 al hos
pital, re~sultando q esa bora Ell auxi.
lilo medico completamente inntil.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-11-06
lAcuSADO PoR AsALTAR
Al Su SuEGRA

Las Vegas,-Ednardo Montoya, que
estaba bajo fianza de $1,000 para com
lparecer ante el gran jurado dfas pa
sados, acusado de haber asaltado q
Cleofas Almanzar, ha sido puesto Da-
lilo una fianza ADDITIONAL de $500 por
haher cometidD Id ofensa de asaltar
IL su snegra con arma moftifera, De
sconformidad con 10 one relate Monto-
va ante los oficiaIes de Ia Icy, 81 fu6
asaltado en- su prOpia casa y los bala~
nos que hubo On Ia pontienda fneron
.disparados IN defensa pr0pia. Se di-
Ice que los detalles del aoonteeimien-
ITO p~ermanecen en un misterio.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-11-06
rags NApoaEs AUNpLpos

LONDRESS Noviembre Tires VAL
pores b~olsevikis fueron hundid0s GUAM
ia II costa por los buques 40 guerra
~insleaes.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-11-06
Il CONDADO De VALENCIA
CANA IL PREM|0 De $4,000

lngresan ca 81 Condado 4 IA Legion Americana II
mas Grande por ciento de Veteranos. Alcan-
zando a I'm registro dc 1853 por ciento de SUI
Quota; Ell Condado de Mckinley Sc Ie Seguia
con I4l por ciento.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-11-06
Viva s'CETS-IT!v
la MaraTiIla
Para Calos


Despues De usar sGETR-TTv h ven
3NQue puedo hAcer para EhrarmD de
los raifosss7 nGETS-fT" 60 Ell primer
tsmatador de ca1lo9s Heguro Y cterto
cue Be haya conocido.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-11-06
FL MlkADo FiRMo e. TRTApo
De PAz

Con 81 aap6n, son cuatrp las potenclas
que han ratlfleado 81 paoto.
TOXIC. Octubre SO.--El gobierno
japones ratific6 hoy el tratado de
paz 0 Alemania. FL Emperadpr
Yoshihito firm0 Ell documento des-
pues do que la Commission del C~onseio
Privado, 10 hubo aprohado uaanime-
mente. III Jap0n es la cuarta de las
pntencias aliadas que ratifican el
tratad0. I'll Gobierno japones hahfa
dado seguridades de que Immediate
mente despues de la ratification Sc
fiiarfa un plazo difinitivo para Ia
restitution de Shantung a la sobe-
ranfa China,
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-11-06

Enbarcacl6n on 81 huque Due los ira
jc q los Estados unidos, 81 George
Waahlnatonp
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-11-06

Wine do 10 Primefa Plana)
QQmisi6D de tres joEenes-SaVero En-.
cipias, Abel RenpVides " lose Ortiz
para que enlistaran vollmtarips para
|Ai aerVieio, s ~ fSsN
I'm la junta del microbes al Eaudi.
He Eduardo Tafoya nombr0 uno comi-
sion compueHta dol Ayudante General
James Baca, 81 Tic. Miguel A. Otero,
~, Herbert \. Mendanhan v Ben
IAiarid para que c-omparecierap ante
Iel Gobernador y 10 in~fornarap dc IA
.acci6n de la Posta.
|Lista de NoIuntgrion.
Los mlembros do Ia Posta Montp-
va v Montoya que SO euiistar0n 81
microbes en- Ia noche para praHtar
u seryicios como policias montados
especiaies fueron;
M. A. Otero.
Herbert Mendenhail.
Ben Alarid.
Abel Benavides.
Jesus M. Baca.
II. n. Grille.
Chas. Digneo.
Severe Encinas.
Louis. Esepder0.
Alfredo Gonzales.
Eleuterio Gutierrez.
Frank J. Hall.
Earl L. Hardy.
A, r, Hesch
Alfonzo Herrera
Frank r.. Horn.
Jack Knapp.
VIM. Knight.
49, hF--A-- A4HETH E.NN fl
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-11-06

Ek RAMcn MAS ANyi0u0 IN I'll E8rApo. I'll MAS 0RANpx
pr IA CAPITAL. MiEMRRo pELsssTEMA FEDERAL DC
REaERNAe. RAMc0 Pc TERREhoa FEpERALEa Y
nEPoajTAalQ DEL EsTApC " coMpAno. cAJAe
nE AcERp pE pEPoelrA. A uN NICKEL ron
eEMANA, pE rem "a VEANLAa
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1919-01-03
MARRIED.

At the suburban home of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Copeland, at high noon,
Sunday, Thomas Willard Taylor. OF
Bancroft, Idaho, and Sarah Arminda
Beery, of Meridian. Promptly at ~
o'clock Miss Ruth Beery began a
wedding march. which was a eompo-
sition OF the bride.
Rev. G. A. quinn read the ceremony
of the Methodist Episcopal church,
and pronounced them husband and
wife, The bride is the accomplished
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. John Berry
and is a composer or instrumental
music of considerable ability The
bride wore Il handsome gown of blue
crepe dc chine, While the groom wore
the conventional black.
Mr.. Taylor is well and faynrably
known in his lioAle city, and is in ey-.
cry respect worthy OF the bride he
has chosen. After the ceremony s.
two course dinner was served by Mrs.
David Beery and Mrs. Copeland. Many
beautiful and useful presents were
received,The happy couple will make
Meridian their future home Their
many friends offer hearty congrat-
uiations Contributed.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1919-01-03
Field MICE GET AFTER
THE YOST CHERRY ORCHARD

Field mice have proved very de-
structlye 10 the Harry Yost cherry or
chard located on tho Interurban four
miles east OF MeridianThe eight ac-
res Of trees have been ruined by these
pests.
Mr. Vest was called away and left
his orchard in charge OF man who
apparently did not understand the
danger from mice in the winter time.
II IL said the mice are particularly
bad each seven years and this was
the fateful year. Exuerts say IL the
trees are looked after, and trash and
leaves removed, the mice do not burr
row and make their nests The cleared
space also gives an opportunity for
the English sparrow to catch the
mice.
The destruction OF the Yost orchard
is 70 be- regretted as particularly at
cherry blossom time, IL was one of
the ahow places OF the valley.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1919-01-03
DEATH an SAMpA wEDsEs-
aeAK OF MAX MINER

Max Milner. ago 20 years. manager
OF the local Office OF the Gem State
Lumber company. at Nampa, and
until recently manager Of the YARD
a. this place. died Wednesday Jan.
!. 1919. al 2.s0 i. ~. al ms home az
Nampa. OF leakage OF the heart. the
condition beIng brought on by scr
ious case OF the influenza.
Dir. Miner had been connected Nth
the Gem State Lumber company for
eight years and after managing the
Meridian Office for some time. he was
promoted to the Nampa once. He was
The son-in-law OF the late Robert j.
Hays. Of Pocateilo. Who WAS widely
known politically IN Idaho, and who
died recently
sIax WAS popular ycHng man, and
70 know him waa to BIO charmed With
his winning personality. His death
II m0urned by his wife. and parents,
Mr. and Mrs II. o. Miner OF Twin
Falls, and Il legion OF friends The
father and mother were visiting In
California for the winter. but were
summoned and arrived Id Manga
Wednesday evening.
The body viii be shipped from Nam
pa at O'Clock this Friday afternoon
10 PocateIlo, In charge OF a repre-
committee OF Masons from
the Meridian lodge. When they arrive
~ pocatelio a delegation OF the Poe.
atelio lodge will receive them,
and q funeral service win be held
at Z D. %. Saturday.
!. Max Miner the deceased, was also
member OF the Woodmen OF World |
lodge
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1919-01-03
PROVED SPIRIT
Of DEMOCRACY



~ shs voluntary services and saerg
ace - tha Ameslcan people nsfes he
attributed ts.A eeatgHuea hamith
ssrsnRsN ena nieraIv 10 slse Allled sr
mfss and sigN efsil pprsI8ee
tasNs tAls ssasgg III s4FglSe ana sal
rssee wlss dgssna sssrupes Fists ID Siss
m0nshe "a poue I'll tlSe rsal seas ~.
Mmse argSed UuE no e8paft nrsSram
gne mRe gade ~ 0hirh III aisu0aI BIZ
sSsgh fxsagas AAaspss nnt 4Iff shs
Hs~ aesasteFx sHet hsse cufme. wsgl
NE iEtafassoa II eAs.ons freed fron
Gegm@H oppression, our exports msus
~ alnsaAl a9nt esi tNsgeaa ~ jisMs
asln sens ~ ReaE slsip twentg msllios
sena eF feo1 10 EaFeps 10 she eaniu
yeaFAs Maei ~ ean ~ pasueg
sArnaAh pas sspfts
~ she Allies hsh nos been tel ht
Ameesra. i wosld haye heen impos
slAse sng iissla ID masnsasu thelf o.
fenAs agalHst surieany
Messing ihSs world ased % purely
voluntary laala me American rp0pls
NAyf eseiiasssls pFossd thai aemoe
fney il eDeeess aAs that il iin% d
neAd ii eill siss 10 ita own defense
II slsese &eFe 10 otigeF accomplish
megss II iFs credit ne very fact thar
haN sgsown ihe strength ~ democracy
has ia is.a moro tisan Testified III.
eAlssenwe " ihe Fa0d Administrator
Is she syss II ne weelH
Less st4aa four months after ~
GH5fra States declared wAf the United
Asnie Fvad Administrator expfesaes
bis determination h meet AHeritae
foea p9oiss ID a laais 81 solunlar,
sesieu aud F4sgeFAted Aia coma ienes
shnt awakened democracy world pross
tfNessihle.
kiany shsnhiua Americana aals
M. Heeges. EaAa she whole wDrl,
have heen walfhiuE auxleuNly Tie iaai
foaf aanits 10 The fear that ,telau
cratic AiaFrisa could uot organize ID
meet Hutuegafge ssamnang aefmany
haa heNH esnuaens tlsat ID couid not til
aeAs Contrary proof Is lnmealat4ls
IA our doef AMI Dnr people have III
rails demonstrated their ability /,
Aahsiiee. 0gnaulse. endure and prepare
vasaagarily And efficiently Ia many ii
Feeilons Hnd upon the mere word ~
inspiration ahlsie fFam the remarkable
ssseaableHe II eur Army and linaheea,
Ghe history ~ the Food Administers
sian has clearly shown thai the trna
0s iAass who put tseiF falsh IL deEnoc
saey haA naf heeu misplaced.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1919-01-03
SERVICES SUNDAY AT THE
METHODIST CHURCH,

sunday school at 10, Public worship
IT u, Epworth League at Gas, pub
lie Worship at $50, and prayer meet
Ing Thursday evening at 7.s0.
The clocks were turned back one
hour January ist. so the church win
hold all services on the new time.
Please bear this In mind.
While there are good many cases
of influenza Ia the community, vet
We feel that We should not let fear
control as TO the neglect of attend
sng the appotnted means of grace, as
tar as possible. Please read Psalm 81
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1919-01-03
Christian Church Items
Bible school 40 am.
Preaching IL am and 7.a0 nm

bible school 40 am.
Preaching 4 am and 1880 pm.
Christian Endeavor $50 D. m.
All services TO begin on time,
Begin the New Year right by attend
ing church. You need the church and
the church needs you. Interesting
sermons for each service. Good sing
ing BY everybody. Come Sunday and
bring the folks
The Christian Endeayor society gave
a watch party Tuesday evening at the
home OF Miss Esther Swami. A pleas
ant time was enjoyed by all. About
20 were present.
cARMAN E. NELL, Pastor.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1919-01-03
VI. u. MAHIsBfsRG SAYS IT'S
~ BELOW XER0---WHEW!

NJ. T., Mahlberg was In Meridian
Tuesday. He Is spending the holidays
with his family at usticR. Mr.. Mahl-
berg h employed for the winter In the
mill az the Deming mine. l2 miles
southeast OF silver City, on boulder
creek. When he left on the cad inst
Il was 25 degrees below zero on the
summit near the mine and two feet
OF snow on the level. The mill and
mine houses are heated and lighted
by electricity from the swan Falls
plant, Sixty men are employed and
the mine is a producer of gold, and
other values. 4 few days ago. Mr..
Mahlberg says, man by the name OF
weaver WAS offered $4,000 for his
claim he had located this summer. a
half mile from the Deming property.
He and partner had worked for only
sixty days, and had y 200-foot tunnel
driven into the mountain side,
The lowest temperature In Meridian
during the past week was degrees
below zero ON Tuesday. Dec. 3lst.
on Wednesday. Jan. LIST. the mini
mum reading was q degrees below
zero.
On New Years day Mr.. and Mrs.
Ira u. Lane entertained at dinner al
their country home. Thirty guests
we're invited, and MIR, and Mrs. J.R.
Clark and daughters Blanche and
Janette ere among the invited from
Meridian,
Miss osyth Carpenter and Miss Lot
tie Gardner OF Caldwell were VISITING
friends in Meridian "Wednesday. Miss
Lottle will soon leave for Portland to
reside, where her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. George Gardner, moved short
time ago.
Mrs, W II, Finch. OF Boise II. 3.
had splendid holiday gItt. when her
son Merle Of the U S, navy. came
walking In tho house as surprise.
Merle Is on the transport Mt. Vernon,
now stationed at Boston. and leaves
Tuesday on the return trip. He re-
cetyed a furlough az this time as re-
ratrs are being made on the ship. TO
be In readiness TO transport soldiers
home from France.
---~--~~-@--
AZ the meeting OF the village board
20 be held next MONDAY night it Is
said that the minimum OF the water
furnished at the minimum rate win
he soe0 gallon instead Of s7e0 that
the customer gets with his meter az
$3.50, The flat rate viii be- raised
from the 81 minlmum TO $i50,
The reason given, II that the village
must raise more OF revenue. To pay
fur RUNNING expenses OF the water
works and for sinking fund TO paw
off the water bonds when due.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1919-01-03
Noraes o. ANNraL MEETING.

4he aAsaai meefins Of tbs stock
A1saegs Il es Meridian building
Asa ie&a ASSOCIATION for she pnf-
Nes q eissft0n 81 directors and for
the transaction ~ zach other bust
Sees As faay lsfowFif come before
Siia meeiaE. viii ~ asis VI TIE Of
sire ~ eas fasarN 81 &Als assaN& 4 ION.
- 3iesf NaispeAi Bsnk bNssaiBa. 10
MERIDIAN i9Aho, On "Wednesday 81
ii4r ]anuhrF 81 1919. al gs0
eiccs
ARTHUR FRAZIER.
S&-St SecrstAry
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1919-01-03
FOR SALE

Forty very choice registered shrop-
shire Ewes and 40 Registered Hamp-
shire Ewes: also 20 Hampshires not
recorded. In lots TO SUN purchaser.
All bred for February lambs.
L. 3. ntfNFIAM.
Phone 2s0. Mcmillan.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1919-01-03
MARY PIcKFoRD

The Story of M-Liss IS charming
tale OF California in the golden DAYS
OF AZ.
MERIDIAN THEATRE THIS
-SATIRDAf, JAN. q, lob
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1919-01-03
- war; ADS ez
A 50 M hNaek.0I


a StRE KNOCKOUT.
Call on q n waite ana gat frss gift
Fem the AlAna9Fa Medical society.
Ns 8aiiAaf0rp, Nj sare knockout for
ktb@ifaatisia You cam also bus the
Rome Salsts Soc d tube. which la
Agigig recommended 10 kn0ck out
- I'm
r
70 SAILS ISL " ~ $40; Ia
satn $50 .0t Ne idian. Geo n.
aeeel atei slau
-sss $3.50 :.
fsu SAL h tack II 4 u.
Fea b. ans 4aansits ecstred hue lie
sausa ana quarter ssat OF Meridian.
z MOON. Phone 6gg
F0a sAfE The Vi o Mcgiroy
rsneb - 80 acres hear beatty station
ihFae miles aass 81 Meridtan. sixty
iaehes mldeneaaxh water reasonable
Fies leux time, ger cent interest
ri = MeELRoY.
Kprs Bedding. noise. Idaho.
ssr sowfl srVpRy REAnY.
e Troy Laundry. % NampA. sill
An eaeh sIonaay morning Tor Ysur
SSaHa ara ~ @fm e Friday Rough
asy 80 = pamaa Feather pall1ws
arg feather tiess thoroughly reno
stsg
q & GRAY. Proprietor.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1919-01-03

G. X. Waite. the popular president
OF thA Eilison-w White Chautanaua
Was IN Meridian Wednesday evening.
al meeting held at G. A. Raminx-
fon's office. He suggested to the com
inistse taat a winter GhautauQua fes-
1fAi be put on In Meridian the latter
ssex1 ~ the winter. The whole pro-
Nsskq AoAeyer. is "ap m the arr
awaiting thg DEVELOPMENT of the flu
plague fv#
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1919-01-03

Word has been received from On
lari0 that Mrs Aker and son (who
wera here visiting with her sister,
Mrs Harry Tolleth during the hol-
days have the Spanish influenza.
hut IN light form.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1919-01-03

Harold Johnson who Is in the navy
and stationed at Seattle. Il on fur.
Tough, visiting his mother. Mrs. Trux.
u Mr. and Mrs. Truxei came here
recently from Lewiston TO take work
in the Meridian eyaporator.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1919-01-03

Sunday evening Miss Ina wagKoner
entertained Miss Fioy Sims and
Messrs. Ralph Heery aud willis Cate
az turkey dinner Ia honor OF Miss
Sims, who Is herc daring the Christ
mas vacation. trom the college at
Corvallis, visiting hef parents The
table Was very pretty with red carna-
lious and smilax.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1919-01-03

During the recent cold weather
skating has been fine aud merry
crowds Of the boys ana girls OF the
Younger set have enjoyed the old BIZ,
fascinating sport.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1919-01-03

A very interesting calendar has been
circulated BY tho Garrett Mercantile
co. showing the Meridian service
flag aud the names OF the boys who
responded to the call OF Uncle Sam.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1919-01-03

~ Sala Aat FRA st. is; Ia
satn $50 .ota Ne idian. Geo Il.
aese atel Biau