The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1919-01-03


| Y. Richardson, the painter. Is laid
Up Alth Spanish Influenza.
Feen fall has returned from his
colorado trip
w II %eai 81 M 1 Caldwell ANS
slslfor in Meridian Wednesday.
Harry Tolfeth ID III al his home With
an atfark 0f the Inmhngo
lra Voorhees, IL 1T home qparan-
lined sikh Influenxa
BaFE. 10 Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Eaton
December 2sth. daughter
Bern Dec 2tAt. to Mr. ana Mrs
Roy Actlrath, northwest 81 Meridian.
son
WIN Timer, living south OF Merid
an, " reported IN d critical condition
81 The infInenza
horn. Dec era. To Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Parker. northwest Of Meridian
! slaughter
Born 10 Mr, and Mrs. clay slills,
sesldlnK west 81 Meridian. 4 daugY-
er DEE 2sth.
j. Al Whiteiey Of Knna spent the
solidaya With his son Amos aud fam
N u Meridian,
J H. Doekert has arrived from Lew
sto1n. Mont. and VIII locate IN this
ection
j. A. FenfoH. president OF the First
National bank. was 4 Visitor In Boise
Monday
Charlie Harris. the auto hustlnr, II
lutte III with influenza ut the home
i hts parents IN Meridian
G, NJ WyIie Of hurley. who bought
be Z. y. hisaer place recently, has
AIKEN p0naasalou Of his new home.
Mr. and Mrs. w. ". Yost and son
Dana iuteud 10 leave for San Diego.
.altf. next week
Abraham Chadwick has sold to Roy
Hedges the y " Of the SIe V OF Sec. |
70, rwp ! NJ, X, / Il,
Mrs Alexander Of Eagle who has
esn visiting MRS West aud Mrs. List
hiring che holidays returned to her
home Thuraday
Mt and Mrs, Arthur Roberts oil
i'escsfui Valley, Canyon county were
sueata of Mr.. and Mrs. Clint Wag-
s0ner the first OF the week.
Thomas Mccall OF Mccall Ii Wis.,
ltinK here with his daughter, Mrs.
4 Nj IiaAhbarger. and 4 son, IL. u.
Mccall, who Ii al present undergoing
treatment at IA hospital NJ Boise.
Il IL planned for both the rural
high school and the grade school To
open next Monday In Meridian. II the
Influenza situation shows no change
Tor the worse
Mira. l.niu Frye writes from VIM
gield, Kansas. that abe viii return
% Kuna. Idaho. In few days. She
says they are having very heavy
snnw storms Ia Kansas
u bishop, the local agent OF the
Oregon short Line, states that effect.
We January tst to April list. the
freight house for reception and deIiy.
ny Vt less than ear load freight. will
" cloand AZ y. m.
4
II you want to see curiosity come
II and look az the Times Office heat.
nK stove IL will burn more coal
lud throw out lees heat than any
stove Ia Ada county I,
Charles Ayers and family, residing
beaF Victory. are on ths road TO re- ,
'osery after Siege With the Influ.
an1a. Three OF the children aud
Mrs Ayers were IN at ono time.
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During the recent cold weather
lkating has been fine aud merry
'rowds Of the boys ana girls OF the
younger set have enjoyed the old but
fascinating sport. n
4 very interesting calendar has been
circulated BY tho Garrett Mercantile
70. showing the Meridian service
lag aud the names OF the boys who
responded to the call OF Uncle Sam.
Mord has been received from On
ariU that Mrs, Aker and son (who
Sera here visiting with her sister,
Mrs. Harry T0lleth during the hol- I
days. have the Spanish influenza. !
lat Ia a light form. il
Harold Johnson who Is in the navy
Ind stationed az Seattle. IL on a fur /,
0ush, visiting his mother. Mrs. Trux-
4 Mr.. and Mrs rruxei came here
'oeently from Lewiston 10 take work
q the Meridian eyaporater.
Last week q telegram was received
here stating that oryiile jackson was
ieriously wounded In France ON No