The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1920-07-30
MERIDIAN NEWS. NOTES

A. w. Bainbridgc was IN Meridian
! this week
W. Fl. Johns OF Caldwell was here
this week.
The BOY scouts OF Meridian enjoyed
visit to Eagle island Saturday.
VI. RI. Campbell OF Kygsa, Oregon,
was business visitor here Saturday.
Misses vera Hutchinson and Ethel
case have gone 70 the Payette lakes.
Born, July 23d, to Eir. and MRS
John Hedges, a daughter, Eetty May
Mr.. and Mrs, Verne Caldwell are
here from Albion, and VIII WISH VIII
Aome forks.
II. p. siffert and family leave soon
| Tor Navarro, Ohio, whore MI. Siflert
has a position.
Mrs. Max Miner, who has been Wis
Iitfng here, has returned TO her home
lat Poeatello.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bud Davis and fanily
OF Vale, Oregon, are In Meridian tiils
week.
Miss Lula Woiahii OF Spokane was
guest this week &C the home Of Miss
Frances Bryce.
Olaf Mathews Of Rock Island, NebaI
Is visiting IN Meridian this week with
his nephew Roy Mathews.
Mrs. G.. o. Garrett and children OF
Walla Walla, are visiting here with
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Garrett.
Oscar D0nahn has gone to Long
Valley to look after the harvesting
Of the hay on his ranch.
VIM. McBrarney was in Meridian
II this week. He is one OF the live can.
didates for coroner Of Ada county,
Miss Mabel Laing of Tacoma, Wn,
is here visiting with her father ], d.
Laing, the plumber.
VIM. Moreland and I'D Hartman
have returned from q trip TO Succor
creek.
George Work and son Of Galloway,
Neb., were guests Sunday of Mr..
Works niece, Mrs. p, w. Case Of
Meridian.
Mrs. j. W. Weston OF Walford,
Iowa, and son ~, e. l3irdsnll Of Car
t!n, Nevada, are visiting here With
heir brother and uncle, D, Y. Scborn,
Mr.. and Mrs, lave Matlock have
returned AFTER q weeks visit with
MI aJulluSh . HLSt1it hts' Ns'PS'N
Bates.
MIR. and Mrs. ], M Anderson left
Tuesday for tw0-weeks visit, ana
they will 90 TO Pendleton, Occur a.
Alene, Spokane and Portland.
Miss Emma Anderson entertained
at surprise party for her mother,
Mrs. Geo. Anderson, last Saturday, A
good time was enjoyed.
Phyllis Bell little daughter of Mr..
and Mrs, r. III. Bell, was hostess at
iolley little birthday party Thursday
afternoon.
r., II. Asburry has closed the pres
sary business located in the Burns
building and will engage in farm
| work.
G. A, Harris, the auto machinist,
left Meridian several days ago and
as near as can he learned, he forgot
to tell where he was going.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dayton Taylor have
returned to their home at Detroit
| Mich, after visit here With Mrs.
| Taylor's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Joe
Mckinney.
Mark Leininger, who has been SO
| i'll with rheumatism for six weeks,
is able to be around again and is on
| the street to-day. He has had COM
plientions,' which included siege
with the influenza.
Evangelistic services are held each
evening in a tent in Meridian by the
Nazarene congregation. Rev. and
Mrs,Jay are helping with the services.
Next week DR.. 0rtOn Wiley will give
q series of Bible lectures at y. m.
Clyde Il. Summers, candidate before
the republican primaries for coroner
of Ada county, was in Meridian yes
terday meeting friends. He has served
the people for several years ana
stands on his record.
The Gem State Lumber company
Knute .Westerheim, local manager
is building lumber shed 20X7z
feet in size II will hold about $780,
600 feet OF lumber With other i'm,
lprovements contemplated, several
thousand dollars will be spent.
Mrs. Guy Remington and children
were visitors here Wednesday. The
family have just returned from {
fOur-months' auto tour in Missouri
Kansas, Iowa and Nebraska, Mr.
Remington Is much improved il
health and is now located on farm
near Namrn, The family in telling
of their auto trip in returning, say
the only real good roads they foun(