The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1919-02-07

Il Born, Feb. 18th. 20 Mr. and Mrs.
Jake Prov. OF Meridian. Eon.
Isaac w. Pfost OF Nampa who re-
Gently located in the neighboring city.
Is quite seriously ILL.,
Mrs. ~ Barr and daughter Endora
Of Boise we're visiting friends here
Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. KaIgler. who
have soid their farm east Of town,
viii move 20 Boise March LIST.
a. f. Hancock has heen quite III
for several weeks. but Is better. and
his many friends hone 70 see him ~
soon
Mrs 4. ~. Grondahi and nephew
who II visiting here from Mime
sOiaJ were week end visitors with
Boise relatives
willard Turner has started the err
ectlon OF nice five room bungalow
on his lot on State street. Insf west
~ the Arthur Frazier residence.
Advice has been received by fela-
tives Of the arrival In New York Of
Volney Watts from over there, He III
expected 20 arrive home soon
Attention IL called 10 the public
sale at the f. q Baldwin, place, 3
miles southwest 81 Meridian, Friday,
February 18th
Eugene kaigler has been supply
man az the Gooding express office
recently. while the regular agent was
m
A letter has been received from
MlHs Georgia I4aFollette, from Wash
lngton. d. G.. stating that she has re-
coered from her Illness. and will be
ons soon.
Dr J ". Daniels, veterinary sur
geon, has located In Meridian He Is
recently OF Mldyale, idaho.and comes
Well recommended. He has d new Of
flee In the parkln building.
Mrs. Mary Burns haf Just returned
from three-weeks stay at Parma,
where she has been visiting her
daughter Mrs. Frank Haasch He IS
the q, =, l.. agent now al Parma cone
ing recently from FrnItand
The annual meeting of the Boise
Valley Cattle Growers association
wan held In Meridian this week Plans
we're outlined for placing 1900 head
Of cattle, belonging to the association.
In the Hoiaa forest reserve this sum
mer.
Wm, Thlelke and family, with their
possessions. went through town Mon
day, on their way 60 their new home,
% miles north OF Emmett, where
they have purchased forty acres or
land. Mr.. Tkielke has run the o, o.,
ilnga ranch for several years. located
three miles south OF Meridian
liarland Hutchinson, the eldest Son
OF MIR, and Mrs. s. w, Hutchinson,
\ returned home this week from
France He has seen service over
there" and bravely assumed hts share
OF the job OF knocking out the kais-
er Harland has made rine record
and IL entitled 10 a rest from army
service for awhile,
| Alrs Mary Rogers received Tuesday
d telegram from her son Harry say
/ Ing he had arrived at Newport News,
1 Virginia, few days ago. His deten-
| ton was uncertain, bur says he will
come home as soon as possible, and
that old Idaho viii look good TO
me,
I SErt. Chester A Kaisner OF Merld-
\ ian, who was listed In recent cas-
ualty list as wounded, degree unde-
! termined, enlisted soon after the
! Y, 81 entered the war Word had
previously heen. received here that
he was gassed and he Is now IN this
I country, located at Boulder. Colo. He
was In the signal corps. Co G. i0ist
\ battalion. OF the 26th division
Tuesday morning while testing
cream at the Meridian Produce Co s
place OF business. Miss Hazel Hunt
was severely burned with snlphuric
acid. about the face and right arm
She was taken TO the Wilcox phar-
macy and given first-aid treatment
until doctor arrived. While the
/ burns are naintul, II Is hoped no SER
ious injury will result
vi y, Mareum has started In bus
iness az Bowmont, helng manager OF
the nOwmont Mercantile Co. and
have good stock OF general mer-
chandise o, G., Marcum has opened
a garage aud auto repair snop The
80 a. L. A ts.
flOurishing new community and Is on
the line OF the Murphy branch south
OF Namna. We wish the Marcums
success In their new enterprise
Elsie Nellie. the infant daughter OF
Mr. and Mrs Rex Carter. died Mon.
day al the hopie u miles north OF
Meridian. The funeral service was
conducted Tuesday afternoon by Car
man r. Nell an burial was IN the