The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1919-05-02
MERIDIdN LOC1L NEWS

AuEhHt Hhthtft NAH -fdhipo 4ftn
itor Friday
i. II. Griffiths who has been ~ az
his home Is improving
Mrs. Ross WllIburn was IN Boise
Wednesday
&. w Lund transacted business
In Boise Wednesday
Mrs Moffatt, OF Grand Jimction
Colo. ~ Visiting her sister, Mrs cie|
Dutton
The first meeting Of the neW VIZ
lage board for Meridian VIII be held
next Monday evening.
Miss Marian Quinn WAS wccE-
end guest 81 Florence Remington ~
Nampa.
j II clark, the real estate expert
NJ building an addition 20 his home
ana installing modern eonveniences.
Mr.. and Mrs q. n Kookcn enter
tanned 1T family dinner Sunday 10
honor 81 the birthday Of their daughs.
ter, Mrs clint Waggoner.
Mrs r. NJ. EIashbargcr'a ciaga ~
girls OF the Methodist Sunday school
wave party saturday evening ln the.
social rooms OF the church.
James Clark. who Is with tho A.E.Fa
has arrived III New York from
France. His father ] y. Clark re-
celved the good news this week.
ii. E. Cox and Allen Beasley we're
over on the Snake river during the
week end, and Joining a fishing party
they landed i25-pound sturgeon.
Mrs. James Flood and family have
moved Into their comfortable new
bungalow IN the east part OF Morid-
ian.
Allen Wilcox has arrived In Boise
after stay Of several months IN Cal
ifornia aud Arizona Mr. and MRS
Wilcox were IN Meridian sunday
Rex Fuller has arrived home, after
several months service for Uncle
Sam He performed his part In good
shape and has received an honorable
discharge.
Mrs, Eugene Mccoy entertained az
a dinner Sunday at her home west OF
town, the Freshman class OF the
high school for her daughter Mile.
who II member OF that class
Ben Woods has purchased OF Mrs
Seillck the property formerly owned
by George Morgan IN the south part
oT town, Mr.. Woods " planning 10
build an addition 10 his home.
Harry II. Waid, teacher OF manual
training az the Meridian high school
had the end OF his thumb cut off,
In an accident Thursday, while at
class work,
Mrs. Ford, residing on rural ont
OF Meridian, while driving home
from Eagle Tuesday, was thrown
from her buggy and quite seriously
hurt.
Mrs. Sarah Hnyner has purchased
from Mrs. Jane Hoffman the resi-
dence property on Idaho street IN
Meridian. near the Interurban depot.
Mrs. Hayner has been renting the
property for several years
Ed baldwin recently took charge
OF the 200-acre ranch Of o. o. Haga
2is miles south OF Meridian, Mr..
Baldwin has 40 acres OF fine wheat,
which IL nearly ready for the first
Irrigation,
News has been received from Roy
Farmer who Joined the aviation
Held, Sacramento. He says Il Is quite
a novelty walking down an avenue OF
palms.
Quite d number of odd Fellows
from this vicinity Joined the auto
procession enrouto To Caldwell Mon
day morning. 10 attend the anniver-
sary celebration there. About 80
came from Boise. headed by band
The county superintendent Of
aehouls. Miss Lurn Paine. has written
"A letter 20 Principal a. w, Fuller,
compllnmenting the It'll grade schol-
airs for the high average on their
examination papers for entrance to
the Sth grade,
Ira T.. Lane. Ed Hartman, o. r..
kridcr. Leroy Adams. Jack Starr,
j. T. Clark and Milton Lauderhaugh
we're among the members from the
Meridian lodge who attended the
centenary celebration az Caldwell on
Monday
Advice has been received hy Mr.
and Mrs, George Mhltlock that their
son Raymond who has been with
tho American eXpeditionary forces in
France the past year, has arrived in
New York He was assigned TO the
3fsth machine company
James Robertson. former member
OF the firm OF Rife a Robertson.
came down this week from boise and
purchased the handsome residence
OF A. Fenton. near the water
works on Idaho street II Is under
stood that Mr. Robertson and family
plan "a make Meridian their home.
Word came from Boise this week
OF the arrival of a pretty little dangh-
1 ter az the home OF Mr. and Mrs Geo,
X. Webster, April 26th Mr. Webster
4 Is employed by the lntornrh0n, and
Mrs Webster Is former Meridian
I teacher The little one has been
named Geraldine Hazel
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Tolleth aud
children have returned from Fair
bury. Neb., where they we're called
4 during the last Illness OF the late
+ George Tolleth. They report that
crop prospects are good In Nebraska
4 the small grain being a fine stand
4 The ground Is IN good shape for corn
/ planting, which win be commenced
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