The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1920-06-11
lkERIDI.4N NEWS NOTES.


in health.
Mrs. James Jackson Is still quite
seriously III at her home 10 Meridian
Miss Jeanette Clark and Miss Edith
Starr have arrived home from the
state university at Moscow.
A. Ii. Stanton, cashier OF the Mer-
idian State Bank, has been quite III
this week with tonsilitis.
Charles Cox and family have moved
into the DR. Reynolds residence when
they purchased some time ago
Cards are out announcing the mar
riage OF Miss Ina Waggoner to Mr.
Ralph Beery, at $40 p,m June 18th
The marriage Of Miss Vera Watts
and Joe Webster is announced to
take place Saturday
The sale of tickets for the Chautau.
qua next week has started Get your
tickets early and help commendabie
enterprise.
Miss Zeia Watts who has been
teching at pocatello, Ii home for a
visit. She will 20 to Greeley Colo
in few days. 10 spend the summer
Mr.. and Mrs. b. j. Dunten and child
rem VIII leave Tuesday morning for
the fDhSts LOT ~ l8O iioHAuP NHebtioits
They go by auto.
Dr. r. b. Bridges, chiropractor, will
be in Meridian at the Broadway hotel
next Tuesday. See his ad in another
column.
J., N. Bryce has sold 40-acre ranch
south OF Meridian to w. l.. Marshall
through the real estate agency IL
Dodds & Taylor.
Mrs. G. Schnider and daughter of
Tulso, Okla. arrived at the home of
her parents Mr. and Mrs. John Pfost
Tuesday, TO visit during the summer,
Rev. H. e. Martin has returned
from the Nazarene assembly at Walla
Walla.Ee Is not decided yet Wheth-I
er 10 accept another call or remain IN
Meridian.
The body of John Howry, lost In a
snow slide near Alta, Utah, last win
ter, has been recovered according to
information received by Roiley How
ry. his father
WIN Howry who has been danger
ously III with relapse from the
influenza, was able to be out a few
hours this week, but IL still very
weak.
Mr.. and Mrs A. p. Wolfe and FAM
lily left Thursday morning for their
sheep ranch in Jordan valley, Owy-I
hee county. They expect to be away
month.
DIR. Dutton has arrived home from
Hot Lakes, Ore. after a two weeks
stay, The doctor says the treatment
was quite strenuous but was bene-
ficial. as he left some rheumatism
over there when he came home.
The Ten Mile Lumber Co., owned
by farmers In this vicinity. of which
]. Youngblood IL the secretary, has
commenced the erection OF sheds for
their lumber yard east of the M, Il.
church, in Meridian,
Word was received Wednesday of
the death OF Helen, the five-year-old
daughter OF Mr. and Mrs AL Bain-
bridge, at Deaver. Wyoming Mr.. and
Mrs, Balnbridge formerly lived In
Meridian, Mrs. cambridge before her
marriage was Miss Alta Garrett, a
sister OF Arthis and John Garrett.
They are bringing the body to Boise
for burial. the funeral TO be held to-
day tFriday) from tho old home
place. 1916 N, 14th street, Boise, at
3 p. IN,
II. ", Powers, former superintend-
ent Of the Meridian schools, is the
newly appointed county agricultural
agent OF Twin Falls county. He
takes the place OF L. w. Coleman
who recently resigned to accept d
business position. Mr.. Powers has
had considerable experience along
agricultural lines, and as he has the
faculty OF imparting this knowledge
in an interesting way, he will make
good in the Twin Falls country.
The sewing and canning clubs Of
Ada county held Tuesday their annua
all-day picnic at Tourist park Ii
Boise. Games aud races of different
kinds We're held during the day 20(
children With teachers were present
Meridian was represented by clever
members. Ice cream was served BY th1
Ada county junior farm bureau lead
er, I'll IL Niece, after hountifui pic
mic dinner
Poppy Day. was observed Satur
day in Meridian The sum OF $30.S1
was collected for the children OF de
Yastated France The collectors wer,
the following young ladies' Bessy,
Shook, Vera Hutcheson, Hope Sing
rey, Aliene and Alta Whitsley, WIFI
We're stationed In prominent places Ii
the business district OF the town. Al
amount OF s224O was formerly con
tributed by the school children, $,
the total Is S53,21. to be distribute,
20 the destitute children OF France
under the auspices of the American
and French Children's League.
Rev. c. A. Quinn reports that Iii,
Methodist general conference at De
Moines adjourned without changin,
the amusement section OF the ehurci
discipline. Bishop Cooke, who pre-
sided at a recent annual conference
has been retired and Bishop Wesle,
Burns takes the Helena area, which
includes Idaho. The notification Will
the NJ. + church south has been post
poned until the next general confer
ence, with prospects that the unto,
will be perfected at that time. Tn,
only change in the bylaws OF tn,
church of special note was taking OF