The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1920-11-05
Meridian Local NescS

Il George Hardin who has been iii
With influenza, is Improving.
I Mr. and Mrs Feen Ball have gone
/ 10 Colorado for a visit.
Mrs. w F.. Downey is home after a
visit with relatives at King Hill.
! o. b. Campbell left Wednesday for
Caldwell where he will reside.
Mrs. Augusta Davis of Bliss is Wis
iting Mrs. John Swanson.
Miss Ruth Whitney who has been
In Minneapolis since July, returned
70 her home Saturday.
A. p. Gavin is in Caldwell making
arrangements to ship two carloads Of
young mares from Baker. Oregon.
Miss Ruth Lewis OF Minneapolis is
visiting at the home of Q. b Stanfield
for an extended stay
Harold Reese and his sister Blanche
We're in Boise Saturday the guest OF
Jimmy Dutton
Miss Rachel Cook of Boise Is the
new fifth grade teacher recently em-
ployed.
Fred AdamsSwho underwent an OPP
Grafton for appendicitis last Thursday
- improving, nicely.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. d. Gavin of Baker.
Oregon, were here this week, visiting
old friends. Mrs. Gavin is the
daughter OF j. M. Roberts.
The ladies aid OF the M. E. church
will hold parcel post sale in the SOC
ial rooms on Wednesday evening,
Noyy. 18th.
j. w. Hurst and Frank Brigham will
lave a combination public sale 10 day
friday at the Hurst ranch four
miles south east OF Meridian Col. Ar
mold is the auetioneer
Mr.. and Mrs Ed Carver and sons
have rented their residence at Idaho
and Meridian streets to j. L. Gerber
Of Wilder. The Caryers left Monday
In their auto for Seattle and other
coast cities.
Many received the returns at the
Meridian Times Office Tuesday night,
the place being open until after mid
night. The free service was much
appreciated Many phone queries
also came In.
Mrs. Margaret Lee entertained a
number of friends at her country
home on Sunday eve. The time was
spent with music and light refresh
ments were served, Those present
We're; the Misses Fern Rave, Irma
De Lee OF Pocatello; Maria Cline and
May Mcfarland OF Boise, and Edith
Brookhart of Weiser.
Married, at the M. Il. parsonage.
Meridian, Tuesday, November I'd, at
T.3O D. M, Mr.. George Kelley McKin-
mis- and Miss Ethel Sample. Rev. CA.
Quinn officiating After short we'd
ding trip the happy couple will re-
turn and make their home In this
city,
AT the Hillsdale school house last
saturday evening there was the first
school program for the season. It was
a Halloween program and was greatly
enjoyed by those present. Credit is
due Miss Bowen and Miss Ford the
teachers. The school OF SO pupils is
wen started on a successful seasons
work.
Miss Grace +, Marcellus writes from
Bnrley, Idaho, for the regular visits
of the Meridian Times, and saws: my
sister and l are teaching in the View
school, OF which am principal. This
Is large rural school employing six
teachers and is in Cassia county. We
nave just returned from Twin Falls,
where we have been attending the
south central district teachers insti-
tute. The institute was most enjoy
able and the people OF Twin Falls
planned several things for the pleas
ure and entertainment of the teach
ers"
f. l.. Records will leave the ranch
In charge of the boys and Mr.. and
Mrs. Records expect to move to Boise
In the near future. Attention is cal
led TO the public sale in another col
umn of this paper, Mr. Records has
a splendid dairy herd and this is a
good chance to buy some stock at a
reasonable price. Charles Ayres will
also have some stock at this sale. :
Colonel Arnold the well-known auct-
toneer of Nampa. was here this morn
ing and Is holding big auction at
Hurst ~