The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1920-11-12
MERIDIAN NEWS

G E Dodge OF Shoshone was in Mer-
dian Wednesday
Il. b Allen of Mountain Home was
m Meridian Wednesday.
Mrs. Guy Haskins has been quite
III for several days.
Mr.. Frazier OF Garden Valley
has been visiting here with his moth
er Mrs, Alice Frazier.
Jack Humphrey has returned after
n Kansas and Nebraska.
Frank Broohhaft has changed his
address from Albany. Oregon, to JEFF
erson, Oregon.
Miss Thelma Waggoner who has
,een teaching at Payette was at home
On visit recently.
The Farmers Equity has eight cars
of apples on hand ready to ship. They
viii 80 to the southern states.
The Royal Neighbor lodge will hold
special meeting this Friday evening
1t the Woodman hall. All members
are requested 10 attend
Mrs. Jack VanLandingham has re-
turned TO her home at Parma, after a
7isit here with Mrs. Sam Caldwell
Ind Mrs. Il. w. Hunt.
Mrs. Clinton Matlock who was at
l hospital at Boise this week for an
operation, is getting along very sat
lsfactory.
Maude Willis .iyceum reader, will
arrive In Meridian on the noon train
Monday, and in the afternoon Will
visit the schools, and get acquainted.
A. r. Wolfe and son Noel have gone
to their ranch at Jordan Valley, Ore.
They took truck load of potatoes
with them.
The Meridian business houses closed
yesterday afternoon and the mer-
chants went TO the big foot ball game
at Boise.
The cradle roll and mothers and
children of the Sunbeam class were
entertained at the Christian church
last evening.
A banquet and dance was given
last night by the Masonic lodge OF
Meridian. The affair was directed by
a COMMITTEE composed OF Fl Griffith,
John @. Garrett and L Al Songer.
Mrs. John Krulish who was serious
ly III at st, Alphonsus hospital after
III operation for appendicitis was Inn
lroved enough to be brought home
Wednesday evening
The ladies aid OF che M. Il. church
viii hold pie and parcel post social
ls4t Wednesday evening at the
hurch parlors. After the sale there
win be program. Everybody come.
DR.. j. u Daniels formerly of Merid-
an. and later employed as turnkey
AZ the penitentiary has position now
With the detective force OF the O,S.L.
Railway. His territory will be be-
tween Green River and Pocatello.
Rev. f. l.. Cook was among those
from Meridian who witnessed the big
football game yesterday between Id
iho and Utah. He says 1t was q fine
game.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. j. MeCorkle are
visiting with their son at Ryrie, Idaho
and before returning to Meridian,
win take a trip TO Texas and Okla
homa
Next Wednesday there will be an
examination for postmaster of Mer-
idian 10 be held at Boise. The ONCE
pays $1,000 year and some good fell
low should get busy and capture this
desirable position
L. X. Deck lost his suit In the dis
trict court against the ditch company
Tor damages to his land near Coils
ter, on the foot-hill road. He met a
severe loss by overflow from defect
I've ditch bank and he sued the COM
pany for damages. IL was q Jury
trial and the verdict was la favor OF
the defendant.
Attention Is called TO the sale of
40 head OF choice dairy stock at the
ranch OF s. II. Grondahl three-fourths
mile south of Meridian, Tuesday,
November IS. 1890. This will be
an exceptional opportunity to get
some choice cows from d herd tnat
has been tested and In fact there is
nothing better In the valley.
Fred l.. Evans, clerk OF the Pioneer
irrigation district and a leading cald-
well business man, was In Meridian
Tuesday He says the district Will
have bond election Dec. l4th, TO do
eide the question of making some
needed improvements. In refining
With cement portion OF the Phyllis
canal on the side hill. and doing some
drainage work. The bonds amount
to about $4,000. Mr.. Evans says
the work IL needed He is very much
pleased over the result OF the nation
al election aud looks for better times.