The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1920-04-23
Meridian Times
JOHN r.. BAIRD,
Publisher and Proprietor.
Published Each Friday.
$500 A YEAR
.ltERIDIdN NEWS NOTES

| Jim Farrell has returned from an
extended trip to Oregon
i Mrs. Sam Caldwell and son were
visitors at Caldwell Tuesday.
Marion Quinn has returned to her
home after an operation for appendi-
Il citis.
4 Probate Judge s Ben Dunlap Of
lCaldwell was the guest Saturday of
his sister Mrs. John Baird.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jess Hedges left last
week for Long Beach, calif.s where
4 they intend TO make their home.
Mr.. and Mrs A. N. Salisbury Of
Emmett were week end guests al the
i home OF Mr. and Mrs. j $, Dewhirst,
/ Mrs Matte Cunningham was at
Nampa Saturday to see her daughter
Mrs. A, r. Johnson, who Is quite III.
Mrs. Charles Howry has returned
TO Baker Ore, after visit here with
relatives.
Carlton w. Tage, representing the
/ Mergenthaler Linotype Company o.
San Francisco, was in Meridian yes
terday
i The Meridian high school base ball
team won an easy victory over Star
lat Star Tuesday, the score being Is
land 10
Miss Cassie Palmer who was absent
last week from school because of Ill
ness, was able to resume her work
i In the class rooms Monday.
The community music club met with
Miss Bertha Singrey Tuesday The
next meeting will be held at the home
of Mrs, w. 5. Mateer
4 Mrs Veima Braye and daughter
margaret attended the musical COM
4 edy Come Along Mary at the Pin
lney Saturday
Mrs. j. ]. Jones entertained the
ladies aid of the Christian church
Wednesday afternoon. Refreshments
Of Ice cream and cake were served.
Mr. and Mrs o. e. Allison have
taken charge of the Hedges place, on
route one, north OF Meridian, which
they recently purchased.
Il Geo. Il. Atwater has sold his home
place and adjoining land in Meridian
to his son Francis who will continue
/ TO use the land as an apiary.
j. M. Dodds has sold his residence
in the east part of town TO George
: Parkin. Mr.. Dodds has moved his
family to his ranch near Meridian.
Miss Elizabeth Truax entertained
a number of her friends at her home
, Saturday evening. A good time was
j enjoyed by the young folks present;
II Miss Ethel Sample who has been
the past several months at McDer-
mott, has returned TO Meridian and
accepted a position as clerk in Gar
rett's merchandise store.
Those who attended the Ada county
r. T. A. meeting in Boise Saturday
! from Meridian were: Mrs. Morton
Mrs. Gregory Mrs. Baird, Misses
/. Singrey and Beatty.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. F. Taylor oi
, Walla Walla. Wash, are visiting
: with Mrs. Taylor's mother Mrs. Daily
Mr.. and Mrs. Taylor expect to locate
in this vicinity.
' Last Friday Tom Ulmer, who had
left this place with his cattle to place
on the range, sustained broken leg
by falling from his horse at Arrow
n rock. He was brought to his home
i in Meridian and is improving nicely
: Last Saturday, Jack, the I6-year.
4 old son of Guy Humphrey, and Ellis
Milligan, playmate, left their homes
and up to the present time the boys
e have not been located.
Miss Ethel Bales has resigned hel
position in the Meridian schools and
q will not return here next year as she
/ originally planned She has secured
q position at Caldwell, where she will
be at home.
2 4 n !
from visit with Mrs. Joel Brown al
Emmett She says the Browns have
Just moved into beautiful home OF
their own, where everything is mos,
modern and convenient.
Mrs. r. C. Parks returned home tc
Salt Lake this week. She has beer
visiting her mother Mrs. Mary \. Rog,
= sfs. She took with her the bright
little baby girl who is destined Il
have a birthday but once In foui
years Feb. 2sth
Dodds q Taylor, real esate, report
that Joe DAILY has sold his residence
property to G. K. Haskin. w. FL
Johns has sold his home in the east
part of town to David Van Trumn
A. l.. Hoobler has sold an unimprovet
i've acres to Il. p. Dunagan.
Geo. +, Schumm, veteran travelinl
salesman for the Chamberlain Med
teine CO., Des Moines, was in Mer
idian Monday and called on the loca
druggists. Mr.. Sehumm covers as
territory the western part of the Uni
: ted States. and makes his trips en-
9 tirely by automobile,
!. The High school athletic association
s viii give a box social tonight tFri
y day. at the gymnasium. There will
be an indoor field meet, with plent,
of amusement, Proceeds from sale o
boxes will go toward baseball sup
piles.
The boy scouts in appreciation o
the work rendered them during th
past year by Rev. G. A. Quinn, pre-
pared surprise banquet for him Ii
the basement OF the Methodist churcl
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