The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1920-04-02
MERIDIAN NEWS NOTES

j. A. Neal, who VIII take possessio'i
soon
The little son OF j NJ Dodds, who
has been dangerously IN IL better.
and Is recovering.
A commercial club meeting viii be
held tonight friday at 3 O'Clock
Come and bring your neighbor
/ Miss Vida Elliott who has been SER
lousiy III III q Boise hospital has re-
/ covered and returned home sunday
MIR. and Mrs. Fred Maxwell of
; Weiser, are visiting here with their
daughter. Mrs. n H. Bell.
/ Sgt. Chas. w Small Of the ~: s.
army recruiting station, Boise, was
In Meridian yesterday.
4 Mrs, George Powell had stroke OF
paralysis Saturday morning and Is in
quite serious condition.
The high school music class will
give a cantata entitled THE Rivals
April 10th, al the high school aud
itorinm
| Ed Bartlett who returned from
1 France few months ago, has gone
to New Hampshire, his old home, for
visit with HIS parents.
r. A. Hyde and mother started last
evening, for RiIlito, Arizona, where
they will locate. They have bought a
| piece OF land there.
Mrs Vandenbnrg, a nurse has
purchased lots just west OF the A. ".
Tallman residence, where she ex-
poets To erect a maternity home.
Mrs. g. L. Dutton returned home
Thursday after a months stay In st.
Alphonsus hospital, for an operation
for appendicitis
Supt. HE Powers who left satur-
day to attend the Inland Empire
educational board meeting at 5pok
ane, will return Sunday.
j. w. McLain and family of KIM
ball, Nebraska, have arrived in Mer-
idian, and will locate here. They ex-
pect to buy a ranch
Ray Curtis has bought out the re-
pair shop OF r. v, Wolfe and has
already taken possession He is an
expert machinist.
Mrs Charles Ayers was operated up
pm at Boise hospital this week for
appendicitis She Is getting along
all right.
The Meridian high school basket
ball team defeated the Franklin high
school team at Franklin Wednesday,
by score of 16 and g.
Ed Miller and family who moved
to Montana year ago, have returned
and will again make this section their
home.
Rev. j.. FL McSparran has rented
his house to Mr. McLane, recently
from Missouri, The McSparran 8
now reside in Boise
T. o, Leininger who recently opened
an auto top repair shop in Payette,
has moved his family from Meridian
to that place. as
The 11-acre tract OF OK. Knutson,
has been purchased by G. w. Mickle-
wait for $500 The deal was made
through the Meridian real estate firm
of Dodds & Taylor. n.
A movement is now on foot for the
TO rmation of a loop league ball team
with Boise. Nampa, Caldwell and
Meridian The commercial club will
finance the Meridian end of the plan.
An interesting Arbor day program
has been planned for April L., on the
high school campus, Gov. ID. w.
Davis will be present and deliver the
address and trees will be planted In
memory of Meridian's soldier boys
who lost their lives in the war. y
The Fairview church society will
have an Easter bazaar at the Victory
school house Saturday, April 3D.. The
supper will be served at 6 O'Clock. A
line OF fancy work and aprons and
Easter baskets will be offered for
| sale. ) ~:
The brothers OF the Nazarene con.
gregation, with the help of d boss
piasterer, are engaged in the Job
these days of giving two coats of new
plaster to the walls of the church. AS
the inside walls of church take up
the entire size of the building, the
contract calls for lot of hard labor,
Rev. II. B. Wright, special repre-
sentative. and Rev. John Pearson
superintendent of the Rocky Mt. div.
ision of the Society for the Friendless
were in Meridian this week soliciting
funds for this worthy cause. This
concerns the welfare of the prisoner
who needs helping hand when re.
|
j, j, Caldwell. who was selected
delegate to the Northwest Education.
al conference at Spokane by the
grade school board left for that place
Monday evening. The main purpose
, OF the meeting. to be attended by rep,
resentatiVes of the teachers and also
the school trustees, is to agree on q
scale OF wages for teachers for .next
year.
The following ladies have been sell
ected to act as judges in the spelling
contest this Friday afternoon at the
Meridian schools; Third grade, Mrs
j. c. Beam, Mrs. Velma Braye fourth
grade, Mrs. LA. Songer and Mrs. 81
Hartman; Fifth grade. Mrs. w. r.
Lempke. Mrs. W. N, Yost; Sixth
grade, Mrs. A, d. Stanton, Mrs. Johr
Baird; Mrs. Ray Gregory and Mrs
: Jack Garrett
Recent transfers reported by tn,
Boise Valley Realty Co. are: Mr.. Ev
crest of Marshalltown, Iowa has pnr