The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1919-09-19
uERfDIAN NEWS NOTES

Miss Sims OF Salt Lake City, Is
listing her sister, Mrs Don Yost
Born. Sept. 10th. to Mr.. and Mrs
u Meridian, girl.
Mrs. Elsie Haasch of Parma and
Ter children are visiting az the home
II her mother Mrs. Mary Burns.
Jasper French VIII leave for the
Oregon State Agricultural college
friday evening
Mrs II. u. McKissick has returned
q Lewiston after q visit with her
larents, Mr. and Mrs, J X Clark.
Miss Jeanette Clark and Miss Editn
starr have gone to Moscow 10 attend
be state university,
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Adams have
moved TO town from their farm, for
he winter
Mr.. and Mrs Clint Waggoner and
Mra, John Waggoner we're IN Boise
Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. 6. r. Wickland OF
Iaaerman were guests recently Of
Mr.. and Mrs, nudd Davis.
The Community Music club were
entertained AZ the home Of Mr.. Flack
aorth OF Meridian, Monday evening.
The young child OF German VIII
Jams living southeast OF town, fell
md broke his arm while playing
Monday
l.. H. Bailey has changed his adj
iress from 229 y. attn street, Port
and. 20 $50 Harrison street Astoria,
oregon.
yolney Watts has sold his garage
i Mccall Idaho, and expects TO visit
heridian few days and then 80
With Mrs. Watts 20 California.
Miss Edna Rife leaves next Wed.
iesday for Eugene, oregon, where
he viii finish course IN music al
he university az that place
Mrs. William Moreland entertained
sunday at a dinner In honor OF the
Eighth birthday OF her little daughter
flora.
Mrs. Charles Lund and niece Verla
rayl0r have returned TO Thatcher,
idaho. after visit with Mr. and Mrs.
Willard Taylor
Mrs. Joseph Mckinney gave a lun-
,heon Sunday in honor OF her brother
from army service,
VIII. John and Frank Hudson. WIN
Hudson Jr.. and j. u. Rrivett are
among the local people in attendance
Al the Pendleton roundup this week,
oryille jackson writes from Des
Moines. Iowa, under date OF Sept. IL,
that he viii commence school Mon
,iay nj Dns Moines College, Highland
Park
Geo. Il. Hardin vice president OF the
First National Bank OF Meridian,
went to Wilder yesterday, whore he
Will act as Judge OF live stock az the
fair there,
MIR. and Mrs Oscar Riedell. who
have lived In the state OF Washing
ton for the past few years, returned
rhursday. They will farm the A.P.
Wolfe ranch. Mrs. Riedell was for
merly Miss Carrie Wolf
Kennth knight, son Of r. b. knight
living a mile east OF Meridian, fell
out OF the hay loft Wednesday morn
ing, striking on his head. He was
hurt seriously, but no unfaVorable
results have followed,
John Matthews OF Grandview. owy-
hee county. who bought the Bailey
Brothers so acres az miles due
south Of Meridian. plans 10 build Oh
| his property soon. and was in Mer'
ldian Tuesday, looking after the pros
poets Of getting the lumber
The freshmen class of the Meridian
high school has been organized. Will
the following officers President
Ralph knight: vice president, Harold
| Johnson: chairman. Ruby Dearborn
secretary and treasurer. Marie Lem
niger
DR.. p. l.. Tawney, formerly OF Rig
| Oy, and laetr OF Nampa, has purchas
ca the sam Grifiith residence in Mer
Idlan and viii engage In the practic'
OF dentistry His office will be In tn'
Parkin building The family of Or
Tawney will join him in Meridian thu
first OF next month.
A suit for divorce has been filed II
the Canyon county court by Henry q
Hoffman. Meridian carpenter, v
ollie G Hoffman, on the charge o
desertion. The couple We're marrie'
at Meridian Ia February, 1918, ant
liz Is alleged that the wife deserteI
him IN April OF the same yean
Or II. f. Brandt OF Boise has sol
his 40-acre prune orchard az onwiie
for a consideration placed a
$50. 00O. The Earl Fruit Co, tn
purchasers, thus come into possessio
OF what is considered one or the besl
IL not the best. prune orchard In IN
sgate OF Idaho
AT the Methodist church Friday eN
ening Sept 18th, at o'clock MIR
Anna Rogers Fish and Miss kotel.
the Fish School Of Expression, {
Boise. will give public recital n
admission charged and everyone
invited 70 meeting OF entertainer
and pleasure.
Frank Taylor. OF Eagle. has dor
a quite a business in selling Emme
= peaches TO the housewives In tn
/. community. He has brought ov'
I 1913 big baskets, OF Crawfords, a
Il bertas and Orange Clings, which
d has sold at $500 a basket. The ba
Il kets are large and hold about Il
'e same as an apple box