The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1919-03-07
.uER1DIdN LOCAL NEWS


MRS Henry Matleek was d visitor IN
Boise Tuesday
Mrs. Alice Frazier has been quite
i IN for several days
Mrs Hoss MIllhnrn Was visitor at
NaInpa Sunday
joe henson. oG Ontario, was
I visitor In Meridian this week
George Deck sns II Caldwell Mons
day
a. w. Garrett has gone 10 Walla
Maila. Wash 70 yteit 4 brother
Mr.. and Mrs n ii. Ferguson 81
ltlch Hill Mo- have arrived for q
Attorney Howard DaYiaon. Village
attorney Tor MerIdian.was dawn from
lsois" Monday nsening
Mss. y. y white IL Kingsley, fo~a,
II visiting hers with her brother.
Earl Gilbert and family
H w IiagRefiy, who has resided
near the Victory school house II NOV
ing 70 the Malba community
Miss ESTHER Swami and mother have
ftoyTd 10 Nampa where ihey viii
make their future home
b. 1t. Ware has soid more than
100 copies OF the books America 4
War for Humanity" and THE Life
81 Roosevelt
81 n Turner. Fred Hunt. Martin
knnts0t and Ralph Palmer. visited
Visit With MIR and Mrs WIN Blddle.
near Midway sunday
Az the local Nazarene church an
AIl-day session was held Sunday "A
collection Tor the Nampa Nazarene
College was taken and $1,000 WAS
pledged
Floyd Davenport has bought the
restaurant fixtures from Mrs Maggie
Seillck and VIII continue the business
located In the Lauderbaugb building
on The state highway
Joa McMillen has bought d 40-acre
tract TWO miles west Of town near
the VI n Carver property He Is an
Scotch gentleman ana viii
no dauht make 4 success here.
MIRA q. ! liarcls has moved from
her place near the II a Allen prop
erty. -four miies east Of Meridian, 90
ia East Hammock street, Boise.
III u. shook has sold HIS country
humr aud 80 acres vest OF Meridian, |
an the state highway, 10 MIR Deltcher
Who has taken possession MIR shook |
and family haze moved 70 Meridian.
% make their permanent home.
Harry Toliath aud daughter Dor
othy vent 10 Fairbury. Neb. this
week to see George roilath who Ii nj. |
Al kptehef had his arm caught In d |
pulley ht the elevator this week and
received q severe wrench
EAst'ounty Commissioner Jesse
Boone has taken charge OF dairy |
ranch near boise and has moved |
there. fhs Boone farm near Onwiler
viii he Ia charge Of Frecm Eakins
this year
Clyde 0akes, who recently return
ed from a southern entertainment |
camp, having previously secured
eaptaincy from an officers training
school has taken charge of the Boise |
Payeste company yard At Eden near
Jerome,
Mr. aud Mrs. q. A Lundin Of Sem |
tlnei Butte, North Dakota, were In
Meridian this week visiting With Mr.
and Mrs knute Westerheim. Mr.. |
l4undin u capitalist and II look, |
Ing over the west with view OF In
yostment
Mr., priyett Who has been quaran-
timed "a the hotel, " out. Fred &.
Adams. Of the Adams lunch room.
kindly consented 10 look after his |
friend. aud Fred took his patient |
safely through severe siege,
Attention Il called to the auction
sale BY Arthur Mersdorf next We'd
nesday, where some fine red cattle /
and registered and high grade sheep
viii be- sold, Arthur will take d rest
from heavy farm work on account OF
his health.
Guy Humphrey has resigned AS sup
erintefdent of the Meridian water
works and q, h. Cox has been APP
pointed TO take his place. MIR. Cox
Y an old resident here, Ii competent
and trustworthy, and the village
board has made wise selection.
Henry Jackson. residing miles
sast az Meridian, has the Job OF milk
ms II COWS each day. and this he
toea alone IN So minutes. with the
AID Of a milking machine, -Four cows
are milked ut time. He now gets
t0u pounds Of milk, which he hauls
70 the Cooperative cheese factory at
Corporal Chas, Y. Lyons. OF Ely.
Nevada. was ia Meridian, this week.
visiting With Henry Jackson and Eff.
Hunt lie Is i former pupil Of the Mer-
dian schools, He has splendid War
record and Just returned from France
recently. Tie was IN the Argonne for
~ fighting and was Wounded IN the
eg bat not seriously
vi G. Iieadriek who has put in 1sl
tears faithfully as malt clerk for
Uncle sam, viii farm the place near
Victory this year MIR Headrick
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