The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1920-06-18
MERIDIAN NEWS NOTES.

Edith starr returned last Tuesday
from Moscow
Miss FIoy Sims has returned from
Corvallis where she has been attend
ing the university
w II. Peer took charge OF the
Meridian postofflce Friday, Mrs. S.W /.
Hutcheson is acting as assistant
Mrs. Clint Matiock is again quite
seriously III at her home, from a
stroke OF paralysise
Or. and Mrs r. 4. Tawney and
daughter leave Saturday for ten
days trip TO Rigby and Montpelier.
Mr.. and Mrs. John L. Naggoner-
leave Sunday for Portland 70 attend
the Shriner's convention.
Allen Beasles and family expect to
return to Meridian next month and
viii occupy one OF the Parkin's
houses on East state street.
The funeral OF Helen cambridge
was held az Boise last Saturday and
interment vas IN Morris Hill Gem
etery
II q. Dunkin. WHO ie nov employed
In hotel IN Seattle, has been hi Mer-
idlian this week. He has Just recoy-
cred after two-months's sick spell.
Mrs. Harry Mathews and little
daughter Harriet have returned after
several days visit with relatives III
Grandyiew.
a very successful canning demon
stration was held at the high school
building Wednesday, under the sup
ergision OF the canning club.
Many papers publish Hints to-
Motorists Meridian man says thar
the most useful hint 70 lot OF EN-
would be about 800 aud costs
Nancy and Ruth Lewis. Katherine
Beam and Charlotte Tolleth were
among the pupils OF Mrs. Maud Cleary
who took part In recital al Boise
Monday eyyning, June It'll.
The marriage of Virginia RI
Presselr TO John Chester Opie Will
take place on Sunday, June 10th, at
3 o'clock at the home Of MIR, and Mrs
Joe Mckinney
The Meridian Grange met Friday
and Installed the following new OH.
cera "a. Farmer, chaplain; VIM A
Holman, assistant steward; Mrs. Ada
Bentley Ms. III. l.. Neal, and Mrs.
Roth, graces. A good time was had.
and 80 We're present at the meeting,
Mr.. and Mrs. w I1. Mayes are now
located al Fayetteville, Arkansas In
letter TO d Meridian citizen they are
still much Interested In friends here
and were especially well pleased to
hear Of the good grades the Keller
and Mayes children received IN the
Meridian schools last term,
Mrs u j Caldwell Is expecting her
niece Mrs J. G. Scott, and little
daughter to arrive shortly from Man
lila. Il, |. TO make her visit before
going 20 her home in Kansas. Mrs.
Scott will be remembered as Miss
yena Caldwell and one OF the pop
ular teachers here,
The ladies OF the Rebekah lodge
gave a shower for Mrs Forest Cahill
at the Odd Fellows hall Friday even
ing. Thirty members were present
The bride and bridegroom were
showered With yellow roses, and use
ful gifts We're presented TO them. Ice
cream and cake We're served.
Meridian won the loop league game
here last sunday, the score being
Nampa 2; Meridian s. Kuss, the
Meridian pitcher, goes TO Portland
for an engagement With the Pacific
coast league, and the pitcher for Mer-
idian In future games has not been
games and lost five so far this season
Jack Jerome Byers aged two years,
died Wednesday morning at $50
o'clock az the home OF his grandpar-
ents, Mr., aud Mrs A r. Estes. from
the effects Of scarlet fever. He Is
survived by HIS parents Mr., and Mrs
]. j Byers and six-months-old sis
ter. The funeral Will be held Friday
afternoon at o'clock Rev H. b.
Powers, officiating, and burial in the
Morris Hin cemetery
Miss Edna Rife Is expected home
June goth, from Eugene, Oregon
Mrs John II, Baird gave miscell-
aneous shower Saturday afternoon
for Miss Ina Waggoner The color
schene was pink and white aud the
living rooms We're decorated with
link roses and syringa Many dainty
gifts We're presented TO the popular
bride-toshe.
Rolan Scott nephew OF Mrs, j +.
Mcfarland, Is IN Meridian for visit.
He is on his way To Manila. Philips
pine islands, and will sail from Van
couyer, II, G. next week. He will be
on the voyage about three weeks. Mr..
Scott is young lawyer. Il graduate
OF this years class of the University
of Nebraska, He goes half way round
the world TO claim his bride. Miss
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