The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1920-09-10
MERIDIAN NEWS NOTES.

4 Born, sept, 8, 10 MT. anu MfS. hay
Itimer, southwest OF Meridian, q girl.
Elmer Rhodes who has been visiting
hiE ccu.in Henry Taylor left Wednes-
day for Rochester, MINI.
Miss Eta Hicks was taken to a
Boise hospital this week for an oper-
alton for appendicitis.
4 Mr.. and Mrs. Forest Gahill return
ed Monday after an outing at Placer
| Vile
Miss Buelah Beery Ii entertaining
Miss Helen Smith OF Portland.
Mrs. SA. Wright, after an operation
a few days ago at Boise hospital is
improving nicely.
/ John Logsdon, OF Jerome, has ar
rived TO take the place OF John VIII
Hanson I'm the local telegraph ONCE.
1 w. s. Natter who has been In hos
Ipital at Boise for an operation, is out
and able TO attend to business again.
Born, Sept Sd, to Mr.. and Mrs.
Lee Adam Is, southwest of Meridian
/ a boy.
Born. Sept. 2, to Mr.. and Mrs. Mar
vim Woods, 8 "a miles west OF Mer-
idian, boy.
Born, Sept. 7th, to Mr.. and Mrs.
Dewey Clary. southwest OF Meridian,
a boy.
]. M. Dodds has moved into the res
idence he recently purchased from
Mrs. Lucy b. Morton.
Miss Esther Riddle is able to be
home after an operation In Boise
hospital for appendicitis.
Dave Farmer has gone to the Sea
Foam district northwest OF here to
look after his mining property.
Mrs, Nell, daughter Pearl and son
Glenn expect to remove to Boise In
a few days, TO make their home.
Colwell Miller, principal of the
grade school, has purchased the John
Busby residence property In the
south part OF Meridian.
Last Monday, the Idaho-Virginia
society held their annual picnic at
the Bailey grove, and very pleas
ant time was spent.
Mrs. ], j. Caldwell who recently
returned after visit with Lorrin at
Portland expects to leave soon for q
visit with relatives in Virginia,
Mrs. w. ID. Parker and daughter
Mrs, Fern Hutchinson, have returned
after three-months visit with rela-
tiyes In Missouri and Wyoming.
A marriage license has been granted
to Frank Hayes Chamberlain of Mer-
idian and Nellie Florence Murtaugh
Of Madison Lake, MINI.
j. II. Frazier of Seattle, Wash, was
a guest this week at the home of his
mother, Mrs. Alice Frazier, In Mer-
idian,
The public schools OF Meridian start
next Monday in all grades. A child
who can start bright and early the
first day has a decided advantage.
Miss Josephine Numbers who taught
expression in the rural school here
last year, has accepted similar pos
ition in the schools at Dillon, Mont.
Miss Nellie G. Orr and Miss Ivy NJ.
Wilson. both we'll known in Merid-
ian, have gone to Salt Lake to an in
terstate conference of Armenian re-
lief workers.
Miss Rose Beattie who was one of
the Meridian primary teachers last
term, has gone to Lewiston to take
course at the state normal in dem
tai inspection of school children.
Rev. Carman e. Nell preached the
concluding sermon at the Christian
church last Sunday and Rev. and
Mrs. Nell leave next week for Pueblo,
Colorado. .t
David Biddle who has been working
at the Falk Mercantile Co. store in
Boise this summer, has returned and
taken clerkship in the Rice phar-
macy.
Mrs. Chas. Taylor of Caldwell is
visiting her mother Mrs. Lola Daily.
Mrs. Taylor has just returned from
Walla Walla where she went to az.
tend the wedding of her sister Beat
rice Thurman.
Mrs. Lucy B, Morton and family
have moved to Nampa where Mrs.
Morton has the principalship of the
Fairview school. Their residence is
at 18th avenue and 5th street north.
In Nampa.
Miss Amy Dalrymple who has been
clerking in the Rice pharmacy during
vacation, returned to her at Mont
pelier, Idaho, Wednesday, where she
has a position as principal in one OF
the schools at that place.
The following teachers employed in
the Meridian schools this year have
arrived: Miss Reedser, OF Minnesota
first grade teacher; Miss Frances
Newell OF Iowa, science and math-
ematics; Miss Charity Simons, Kan,
sas, domestic science.
The Church OF God congregation
will conduct series of meetings az
the tent, at Second and Idaho streets,
in Meridian. Rev, r. w. Cooper and
Evangelist w. w. Crist will have
charge, Services at 7.8o each even
ing.
Miss Pearl Stalker who has held
a responsible position in one OF the
state Offices as stenographer has gone
to Moscow, Idaho, where she will
complete college education and sec
ure a degree. She deserves credit for
very worthy ambition.