The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1920-04-30
MERIDIAN NEWS NOTES.

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Mr.. and Mrs. j. d. Robertson yis-
tied at Caldwell Sunday
Miss Mamie Watts Of Nampa visited
here Sunday
Richard Beam Ii reported to be ill
with scarlet fever.
Mrs.. L. Gerber OF Greenleaf was
d victor here Sunday
Miss Edna Jamison OF Nampa Wis
tied here Sunday
Z MRS. Anna Chapman who has been
seriously III ID reported Improving.
Percy Mcfarland returned Friday
from d trip to Mountain Home.
j. w. Wosnum and family Will leave
Ia a few days for Oregon with a view
Or finding new home.
Members OF the French club were
entertained Thursday evening 1T the
home of Mrs. J. g. Beam
Harry Yost of the j. G. Sewell Co.
has returned from three weeks trip
10 Chicago and other cities.
Guy Haskin and family have moved
to their home Just recently purchased
from Joe Daily.
Miss Clara Evans Of Boise was a
week end visitor with Miss Frances
Bryce
Mrs. w. X Baird and daughter
Ruth leave next week for q visit with
relatives near Los Angeles.
John Beery fell while at work this
week and injured his leg quite sew
erely.
George Nourse shipped two yearling
registered ewes TO big sheep grower
I'm Kentucky Monday
Mr.. and Mrs. j J.. Caldwell and Arr
oath were guests Sunday Of relatives
near Bowmont.
Misses Myrtle Beasley and Ethel
Sample visited friends in Wilder Sun
day.
MIR. and Mrs. j w. Gibson OF Maple
Grove visited with Mr.. and Mrs. j. M.
Jackson here Sunday.
VIM, Dearduff from Nampa was
guest of his brother Emery, here
Sunday
Charles Cox has purchased the DIR,
s.. M. G. Reynolds residence property
on Pine street. and will move there
with his family in q short time,
Mrs. Ruby Kooken has sold her
home place Of IL acres / u miles
north of Meridian to ] w. Hooker
for $500.
The M. E. ladies aid society win
meet at the usual place on Wednes-
day, May 5, at 2.30 p. IN, Bring scis-
sors and thimblea as there is WORK TO
do.
Mrs, Lucy B. Morton has resigned
her position as principal of the Mer-
idian grade school and has accepted
a position with the Nampa schools.
A basket social was held Friday
evening at the high senool auditor
ium for the benefit OF the athletic
Cuban indoor track meet was feat
lure
Ralph Asburry his arrived home
from Camp Lee, Va, where he was
but recently discharged from the mill
itary service.
The Meridian high school baseball
team was defeated by the Caldwell
high school team at Caldwell Tues
day afternoon by a score of II to Q.
MIR, and Mrs. b. j. Dunton have
moved to their home on East Broad
way, recently purchased of George
Parkin.
Local coal dealers say II is not as
easy to get storage coal as they ex-
pected, and they are wondering
where they are at"
Mrs. Ethel Lockwood leaves next
Wednesday for Los Angeles to visit
her daughter Dorothy and mother,
Mrs, s, II, Griffith. Mrs, Lockwood
will be away three weeks,
W. II. Johns and family, old res
idents of Meridian, moved to Cald-
well this week, where they will make
their home. They had previously
sold their residence in Meridian.
Master Floyd Adams Is showing the
grit" he Is made OF and Is getting
along nicely and the doctor saws ne
is splendid patient, with lot OF
energy, which has carried him
through,
The first game of the new alfalfa
valley league" will be played on the
Meridian grounds Sunday at 3 o'clock.
Nampa will cross bats with the local
boys and an interesting game is as
sured.
The final spelling contest will be
held at the grade school Friday after
noon at o'clock. The winners Zone
boy and one girl Of this contest will
be sent 70 Payette lakes for an OUT
ing.
a local party consisting of Mr. ana
Mrs. John Waggonsr, Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Tolieth, MIR. and Mrs. VIM.
Moreland, Mr., and Mrs. Arthur Fraz-
Ter and Mr.. and Mrs, Knute Wester-
helm attended a meeting of the Mas
onic consistory at Boise Friday even
ing.
The Anna G. Starr house and four
lots In the south part of town have
been sold to Mrs. Susie A. Davis. C.E.
Cox has sold his house and two lots
70 Ed Miller Or. Witcher has sold 10
j. g, Mcintosh three lots for $500.
These sales We're made by the Clark
a Rife agency.
Allan Iapaan bas, ~, n.,,1 10. r.,..st..