The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1919-01-24
MERIDIAN NEWS NOTES


The young son 81 Mr.. and Mrs. nex
Caster Is qnite III.
Born. Jan. 20. 10 Mr. aud Mrs.
Clarence Walt. near McDermott, a !
daughter,
Born. Jan. goth. 10 Mr.. and Mrs.
Willis stanton, four miles weW ~
Meridian, girl.
Elghth grade examinations are be-
Ing held az the grede school ta;s
week
Born, Jan. goth. 70 Mr. and Mrs
William fiarsch, north easl Of Mei
Idisn daughter
A. IL. Hancock III very ill al the |
home u his daughter Mrs Earl Gil
bert IN Meridian
Horn. Jan. 2lai. % Mr.. ana Mr.
Clinton WagRpner. son Robert
Clinton
sira Ina Rae and son Gordon Rae
Prosperity Arkansas, 10 reside.
Mr.. aud Mrs. G. A. Harris have
moved from their residence on Idaho
street 10 one 81 the new ParkIn pun-
ealows.
Mrs. James Bennett, OF Long Valley,
has returned home after visit here
ttIfl. hes ne raulg ana Afru n
Knutsou,
John IIusby Is building residence
for himself. In the south side OF Mer-
idian. 20 cost about $1,000
]. NJ Boice has sold his sh-aere farm
I miles northwest OF Meridian to Mr..
BeachAm. OF Wyoming. for $4,000.
Possession viii be given March LIST.
Mr.. and Mrs. Percy Mcfarland Wis
tied al Glyens Hot Springs Sunday,
as the guests Of Mr., and Mrs. Frank
Crane
The flu situation continues 10 Inn
Troye Ia fine shape Hut Few new
cases are reported The warm weather
seems 70 have had o good effect
-~-
Henry Taylor. manager OF the Boise
payette Lumber yard at this place
II able 70 resume his office work. af-
ter a siege With the influenza,
Mrs. Sam Williamson mas received
word that her son Joe VINO has been
IN France. has arrived IN New Yorx.
on the home trip.
g. Nj. stephenson has bought a
farm Of G % acres Just south OF Nampa
and viii move there thia@week The
place IL near the NRzarene college.
MIRA. A. n. sherman aud daughter
Ruth OF Boise stopped this week for
visit with MIR. and Mrs. J. M, Dodds
on their way home after o visit At
Parma.
Edward 4. King. former cashier OF
the First National Bank here, asks
that the address OF the Times be
changed 10 reach him az RI /, ontar-
10, Oregon,
Mrs, clyde Matthew'S. formerly or
Meridian, died of influenza at her
home near Boise January 10th. she
Il survived by her husband aud sew
oral small children.
A. u. Chester who recently sold 40
acres . miles northwest OF Meridian
70 Ira H. Lane, viii move this week
with his family TO a new place OF "a
acres q mile south OF Nnmpa
Principal Fuller has received word
from hia son James that he ~ nov
at Camp Lewis. and will come home
In few days, Ills wound II not en-
tlrely healed and until he Ia we'll, will
not be released
Ross MoAllister. another OF the
brave bunch of Co. VI boys. arrived
home yesterday morning. from over
there" Ross has had some interest
ing experiences, He Il In apparent
good health and Is feeling fine"
In a telegram received from Harold
tiutcheson. he IL now al canton
ment In the eastern part OF the uni-
ted States. having arrived from
France a few days ago, lie expects
w ~ HotaN III a h3oEA AtAhNs 48
Tho final basketball al the rural
high school between the seniors ana
juniors Friday night resulted In a
victory for tho former by score or
rs 20 ~ This game gives the cham
pioaship OF the schoo 20 the seniors
Rev G, A Quinn was unable TO pre-
side as chaplain In the house or rep-
resentatiyos at Boise the first of this
week, on account OF Illness. Rev
Willsie Martin kindly substituted for
him during the three days Rev, Quinn
Was IN
Porter L. Riddle. son OF W. W.
Riddle. residing five miles northwest
VI Meridian. writes that he Ia on
guard duty az Camp stewart. vir-
ginia, with Co NJ OF the isth ms
famtry. lie may not be home for six
months. but Is doing good service.
and KEEPS very busy,