The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1919-01-31
MERIDIAN NEWS NOTES

MERIDIAN NEWS NOTES
AsteAd the
e'hausauuua feetEvaE
Beginning this Saturday evening
nAy season ticket s. 20 for
I've firAt-eIass entertainments
George Rogge has moved bis family
here from lyolse,
Raymond Hutchinson ~ VISITING AL
Ontario
Mrs. Hannah Turner has recovered
Ffom aa attack OF lnfltenxa
Mrs. Mary Adams Is substituting
Abr Miss MAgnsr during the illness efI
he third srade teacher
Prof. Wilson, the newly elected
Professor III agriculture, of the rural
high school has arrived. and taken
ip bis work
II has taken half century to-
educate public sentiment against the
saloon. Read the interesting article
IN another PAGE OF the Times
j r. HARDER has Nh ad for public
gale at HIS ranch. four and half
niles northeast OF Meridian. Wednes-
lay, Feb. ] 9Th Some nice bargains.
Mira, Isaac pfoht OF Nampa and Mrs.
Hattie faryan. OF Roise, have gone 20
senteryiile. Iowa, called there hy tue
Illness OF their mother, Who II In her
18th year.
MIR. and Mrs. =. w. Hutcheson are
expecting their son Harlan TO arrive
iomn the frat Of February. He has
,een la the overseas service and II
low III camp IN Denver
Don Mcfarland son Of Mr. and Mrs.
~ y. Mcfarland. who has been for
several months If training camp
o the south. II expected home 10.
dns
Attention IA called 10 the hIg dis-
ranch. just south OF town, next Tues
gtock machinery, Ste. viii be dis
posed Of See ad Ia another column,
Attention IL called 10 the announce
ment 81 pr II &. Spencer IN another
column Dr Spencer Will visit Mer-
dian each week. He VIII be remem
iered as q former resident OF Merid-
Ian He II now a resident Of Boise
u. H. Taiies ~ Chattanooga. Tenn
Ii i recent arrival with his family
aud will locate In this vicinity. HeI
VAS for Z years an employee OF the
Southern Express company al Chatt.
anooga The family are relatives OF
Mrs ] r Moon.
H. Bishop. the supply agent Of the
o. =. l.. who came here recently from
ulenns Ferry. Will leave IN few
days. A regular agent, A. w. Reese,
OF Oakley. Idaho, has arrived, and
viii take charge and become rest
dent OF our community
The Ladies' Aid Of the M. u. church
viii meet In the league room next
| Wednesday afternoon. Ladies are re-
| quosted 20 bring needle. scissors and
thimhle, as TWO cOmforters are TO be
/ led iiostessoa are Mrs. J A. Fenton.
Mrs y, Mcfarland aud Mrs Percy
Mcfarland,
tsWy bennington has sold his Nerd.
Il Al I'm lfrlV az
10 A. w Reese. The latter is the agent
/ Tor the q. " L. Tie came here q few
lays ago and not finding d house "a
| rent, decided to purchase, Mr. Rem
lngion, who goes TO Nampa, viii give
possession IN ~ days
i Perry q, Lewis received word Sat
4 aFday, January 2bth. OF the death oi
his nephew. Robert q Duvall. aged
ss years. at Rremerton Wash Rob
orr came To Idaho IN March. 1917 .ant
made his home near Meridian unit
April, 1915, when he enlisted IN tn,
marines. After the usual training
n Mare island, he was sent 20 IN,
marine barracks al hremeEton, wher'
J he has been stationed since. The new
IL his sudden death Ii shock TO hi
many friends IN this vicinity.
>. G Krikortan, the Armenian. de
iivered splendid lecture TO a larg
, audience at the Christian church
! last sunday evening. The meetin
was presided over by Hon. ROber
J Mecraeken. chairman OF the stat
! Armenian relief committee. Aeollecl
! ION Of about $500 was raised for Ia
! fund, which indicates a liberal RI
| tronse from the Meridian people.
S. ~ Blaine, the county chairman