The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1920-01-23
lfERfDT.lN NEWS NOTES

Born. Jan. w. 1890. 10 Mr., and Mrs.
Carl Ramcke. boy, Carl Ir.
j. ]. Caldwell and daughter Ardatn
we're siHitors HI Boise SATURDAY
Mir. ana Mrs. Henry Taylor and son
Vernon we're In Boise Sunday
Mrs. Nellie Mastarson u recovering
after d case of pneumonia
Ralph Allen. southwest OF Meidd-
ian II seriously iii with influenza.
Mrs. Clint Matlock IL gradually
improving IN health after severe
Illness
MRS. Il. q. Parks Of Salt Lake Is
home for visit With Mr and MIS-
Geo Rogers.
Leroy Adams and family who have
been qnarantined with inflnen2a,s are
improving.
III. nj. McCracken, Attorney, with
Offices al gt4-B16 Empire Buiiulng,
Boise. makes sepcialty OF income
tax matters.
Budd Davis has sold his pool hall
business 10 Mr.. Kelly of Nampa. MT
Davis plans TO spend the summer IN
California.
o. u. Bailey who Is now In the
farm tractor sale business with
headquarters at Portlnd, was IN Mer-
IIdian Monday
The Meridian basket ball team was
defeated In their game with Aampa
Friday night by score OF to LIP.
Ii was close game
Several families have moved TO Cali
lifornla recently. This is not such q
Iloss when you reflect that sometimes
they come back
q. q. Gingrich, general agent for
1.-THE Guarantee Fund Life Association.
of Omaha, was In Meridian this week
and adjusted the policy of $4,000
carried by the late Guy King.
b. +. Shock has been duly install
! led by the school board TO the posi-
ltion vacated by Howard Price as
manual training teacher at the high
school at salary Of $f40 per month.
Al. v. TalIman will move into town
this week, and George Hardin will
yacate the place he has sold to Mr..
lTallman. and will move to the Booth
ranch, which he has purchased
Herschel Davidson and bride tfor-
merly Miss Eliza MaEner1 have return
led from Corvallis, Oregon, and they
Intend to locate on a farm near Mer-
idian
Captain r.. II. Rose, the Canadian
lsoldier, and veteran OF many battle
fields, was III Meridian Monday. He
/ lis agent for an electrical supply
house.
Mary Frances, 2-year-old daughter
4 of Mr.. and Mrs William T. Tingley,
died of pneumonia Tuesday morn
ing AT the home of a friend at 1920
w. Jefferson street, Boise. The child
had been III but a few days
i s. H. Grondahl has been attending
4 the sessions OF the idaho State
i Orange at Boise. We are pleased tC
report the selection of w w. Deal o.
Nampa to the position or Grand Mas
ter This is q reelection as he has
capably filled the position during th'
past year
Dwight +. Neal. the 5-months OLE
baby OF Mr. and Mrs. H. l.. Neal. diet
Sunday evening The runeraI tool
place form the house Tuesday after
noon Of o'clock, Rev. 9. A. Quinn
officiating. Mr. and Mrs. Neal hav
the sympathy of the entire commun
lily.
: Married. on January Is, 1920, a
: the home of the brides parents, tire
miles southwest OF Meridian, Mr.. Fol-
est Henry Mcclure and Miss CARR
i Emaline Deurock. A houseful Q
friends and kindred witnessed tn
ceremony which was pronounced b
HI r.. Powers,
Comrade N, o. Jones has taken u
y his residence at the Idaho Soldier
Z home Comrade Jones informs TIL
Times that a pension bin awardin
at least $50 month to every We
efan OF the civil war has passed on
house OF congress and will probabl
become a law in few weeks.
Allen Beasley has sold his house an
four lots block east of the Methi
dist church to George Carr for $3.50
n We are sorry TO report that MIR, Bea
II ley and family plan to move to Nan
\ pa, but what IL our lost will be a ga
I TO the junction town. Mr. Carr e
poets to take possession at once.
]. o. Leininger has sold his sht
= repair and harness shop on Broadwt
70 his brother, G. H. Leininger al
son Mark Leininger, The former hi
not announced his future plans b
Will remain in Meridian for the pre-
ent. The Leiningers are industrio,
worRmen and are making succe
:. OF the harness and repair husines
The Meridian building 4 Loan A
> ISOLATION held its annual meeting r
Gently and reelected directors as Il
lows George Parkin, Il. Il. SIN
Al w Garrett ] u Mnpgnner a