The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1920-06-04
MERIDIAN NEWS NOTES


Sam A. Webb Is still quite III at his
home in Meridian.
Harold Salisbury OF Emmett WAS In
Meridian Tuesday.
Miss edna Rite is expected home.
from Eugene, Ore. next week
The Community music clun will NEE;
Monday evening With Miss Singrey
Mrs. Harry Tolleth and daughter
were Boise visitors Wednesday
Born. to Mr. and MRS Rex Carter
two miles north Of Meridian q daugh-
ter.
Mrs I'D Ellis was>operated on We'd
l,csday for appendicitis She is inn
porylng as well as could be expected.
On June 14th, Prof. +. r Beale,
from che College of Idaho, will give
d recital at the home Of Mrs W NJ.
Yoat at Yost station.
Word comes that VIII Anderson and
family are doing we'll at Portland,
and WIN Is employed by the oregon
Electric Machine shops
Miss veda Elliott entertained last
Thursday evening at her home 20
III jItI iTlGAQb hh " " WHY 'DN@SN'
Jolly good time was he'd.
Wednesday, June I'd, marriage
license was issued to w. ] Stewart
.and Jennett Il. Runciman both OF
Caldwell. Miss Runciman was one or
Meridian's teachers the past year
Last Sundays loop league game at
Meridian resulted in q score Of to
d in favor of Caldwell Next Sunday
there viii be another league game
here betwee MERIDIAN and Boise, at
the base ball park at D. III.
Peter Nielsen has some fine regis
lered Holstein bun calves he adver-
tises for sale in another column. MT.
Nielsen has great faith in the cattle
Industry IN this section, and has some
Igrize-winnig stock ar his ranch az
Suna.
w. 4. Kindall started for Rainier,
Oregon, yesterday, where he VIII
visit his son Vester and family Col
umbus Rea, who is also located AT
Rainier, will also be visited by Mr..
Kindall
Mr.. and Mrs. A. r. Moore and fam
lily OF Melyen, Kansas, were guests
this week at the home of e. l. Dean
Mr.. and Mrs Moore are very much
pleased with the Meridian country.
DR.. C. L. Dutton left Friday even.
| ing last Tor Hot Lakes, Oregon
where he is hopes Of getting rid Of
some rheumatism that has made life
a burden. He will remain until the
last of this week.
p H. Smaus has position with the
| Intermountain railroad and goes
three times week from Barber K
Centeryille, The family reside IL
South Boise. Mrs, Smaus has beer
seriously iii for some time,
DR.. Scholl,s foot specialist will pt
at CARROTS. in Meridian, all day mex
Tuesday, June Sth If you have an.
| trouble with your feet, this is you
animation and advice. This seryic'
Is free.
Tom ulmer is not vet able to b
around. and Is still suffering from /;
broken leg, the accident occurring
month ago, when he was driving cat
| tie To the hills, and his horse fell OF
him, Mr. Timer lives three mile
southwest OF Meridian.
Ed Rhodes cut his heel with ha.
knife two months ego, and is grad
4 ually recovering the use of the limb
although he was unable to do an,
spring work. Mr.. Rhodes is ON tn
j Stewart place, six miles south of Mer
idian, on route Kuna.
Mrs. Charles Quinn who returne,
from visit to Emmett recently, say
the people over there are not count
ing on a peach crop this year. Their
are cherries and few aprlcots-bu
the main peach crop was winter xii
led, which means an immense loss.
A local organization to boom tn
IChautauqua to be held here June /
to 25th was formed at meeting he'll
yesterday. Rev. G. e. Nell was sci
ected as president, J.. G.. Garrett a
Ivice1-president and A. ID. Stanton a
secretary treasurer.
DR.. and Mrs II. f. Neal arrive
home safe and sound yesterday, afte
a six weeks trip which included a
extended stay in New York city wher
DR. Neal attended postgraduate leci
ures. They had an enjoyable an
profitable trip but are glad to &c
+
Mrs. Ethel Lockwood returned las
week from a three-weeks' vacatio
trip TO Hollywood, Calf, where sh
was visiting her mother, Mrs. Sar
Griffith and daughter Dorothy. Mrs
Griffith and Dorothy plan to retur
TO Meridian in July, after year
absence.
AT a meeting Wednesday evenin
called by the village board, the fir
department OF Meridian was con
pletely reorganized, with the follow
ing officers elected: Chief, Ira Vool
hees; assistant chief, ]. %. Rober
son: secretary, Robert Pfost. Anothe
meeting will be held next Wednesda
evening for practice.
There we're 81 who passed the O.
animation April 1929 before III
Iowa board of pharmacy, at DC
MONIES, out Of clss of 55. orvill
jackson was one OF the fortunal
ones, and this is good news to h
many Meridian friends orville dot
not say in his letter whether he wi
begin TO mix pills right away, or COZ
tinue his studies at the Des Moin,
college