The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1920-03-12
MERIDIAN NEWS NOTES.

Mrs. j. M. Grooms was in Boise
Monday
| Mr.. and Mrs. J L. Gerber we're a.
Wilder Sunday.
Miss Ethel Monteith OF Boise was
visiting her Sunday.
Mrs. Isaac Pfost OF Nampa was In
Meridian Thursday.
Jesse Hedges has gone TO Long
Beach, Calf, to visit relatives.
Mrs. Leroy Adams visited in Boise
Tuesday.
Walter Evans Is among those eailed
to Boise Tuesday for jury duty
Walter Palmer returned to Center
willie this week, where he has a job.
A. w. Garrett has been doing jury
duty at Boise this week.
j. M. Dodds is among those during
jury duty at Boise this week
David Biddle, Martin Knutson and
Lee Raines visited at Boise Sunday.
Clark Williamson, Myron Klink and
Fred Adams were at Nampa Sunday.
Thai Stevens, Raymond Ball and
Roy Hogle were III Boise Sunday.
Lee Egbert, ] l.. Waggoner and
ID. M Beery we're visitors at Boise
Monday.
Misses Ruth Peer, Bernice Pfost
and Cleone Allison visited at Boise
Sunday,
Born, March 9Th, to Mr. and Mrs.
Il. Jaques, at the Lemp ranch north
OF Meridian, a boy.
Born, March 10th, to Mr.. and Mrs.
j. o. Withers, four and one-half miles
north east OF Meridian, a girl.
A meeting OF the teachers Of the
county at Boise recently favored a
minimum of 500 per month for
new contracts next fall
Mrs. Amos Whiteley was, in Boise
Wednesday. She says little Floyd AID
ans continues to improve and has
a big appetite.
Born, March s, at Yarmouth, Ore
gon, to Mr.. and Mrs. l. M. Warner, a
boy, Stanley Everett Mrs. Warner
was formerly Miss Ardath Rowen, a
teacher in the grade school.
Mrs. G. Il. Dutton had serious OPP
GRAFTON for appendicitis at a Boise
hospital Wednesday. Late reports
Indicate that she is getting along in
a satisfactory way.
Henry Hoffman has returned from
Nampa and says he does not find any
place quite so attractive as Meridian.
He is now employed in local restaur-
ant.
VIM. Stoehr, general manager of the
Idaho Products Co., accompanied by
Anthony and Walter Hammelrath, at
tended to business in Payette and
Fruitland, Tuesday.
M H. Current has gone to the Civ
ems Hot Springs in Owyhee county,
for treatment for rheumatism. His
farm miles southwest of town, he
has rented out for the season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Siffert and child
rem leave in few days for Ohio, their
old home, where they expect to locate
permanently
j. II. Warner and family arrived
this week from Homedale, Idaho, and
will make their home in the Meridian
country. They have temporarily Sc
cured quarters at the Newcomer
ranch mile west Of Meridian.
The X. of H." Mrs. A. d. Stan
toms class of boys of the Methodist
Sunday school, will give geograph-
ical party this evening in the base
ment of the church?
Mr.. and Mrs. A. M. Morris of Blue
Springs, Neb., are visiting here with
their daughter, Mrs. Ira E. Lane. Mr.
and Mrs. Morris are on their way
home, after spending the winter at
Los Angeles.
Notice the paint ad of Hammel-
rath Brothers In another column The
men are first class workmen and will
do you a good job of painting. Leave
orders at Mrs, Hayner's boarding
house, on Idaho street, Meridian.
Mr., and Mrs. Robert Pfost chaper-
oned number of high school stud
ents who motored to Emmett Sat-
urday to attend the basket ball game.
This was waged between the Emmett
and Meridian teams, the former win
ming the game,
Born, March 4th, to Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Anderson, of Caldwell, a girl,
Mr.. Anderson is the manager of the
Bell Telephone company at Caldwell
and the Youngest son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
j. M. Anderson of this place.
This week there was drainage case
In court affecting lands near Star. AS
Meridian citizens are disinterested
and have little knowledge of the
particular points at issue, the sheriff
came down early Monday and sub
poened many of our citizens to serve
on the jury,
w, s, Chase, owner of the Del-Ca-
Mar ranch, mile north of Meridian,
writes from his California home that
he desires the address on the Times
changed from loo Cordova street, to
llS y, LIST street. ALEXANDRA, Calf,
], NJ Grimmett. the blacksmith, who
has been employed in Meridian. has
moved to Nampa.
Miss Frances Bryce arrived home
last Thursday night from Corvallis,
oregon, where she has been attend
ing college. She visited in Portland
and Walla Walla while enroute home
Illness of her father and her own re-
cent recovery from the influenza