The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1920-08-20
MERLDI1N NEWS NOTES

sitting friends here.
C. q. Bailey OF Welser, was In Mer-
dian Thursday.
Ralph Palmer has returned from a
rip 70 Salt Lake.
4 Miss Esther Riddle is improving af-
Ter q serious illness.
The birth OF twin boys Is reported
"a the home OF Mrs Fred Barnes.
i Mrs Bessie Gavin has changed her
address from X. ID. No. ! Wilder, Id
aho, TO Hereford Oregon.
Everett Watts has gone to Payette,
where he has job with a fruit COM
lpany.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ. Anderson have
returned after iwo-weeks visit in
Occur d Alelie with their daughter.
/ Otis Rife and Frank and Geo. Par
kins have returned from camping
trip TO the Seafoam district,
Jess H. Kindali OF Meridian and
Hazel Juanita Mitchell of Kuna were
married this week at Boise.
A marriage license was issued this
week TO Abe L.. Shearer OF Boise and
Bertha J. McEie, of Meridian.
Mrs. G. w. Case and Miss Vera
Hutchinson have arrived home from
the Payette lakes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tony Hammelrath
nave gone TO Twin Falls, where they
viii locate.
Tho birth OF baby boy is reported
i the home CT Mr.. and Mrs. George
Nourse.
Clark Williamson who took an OK
animation in teiegraphy at Salt Lake
e1eatly, has been assigned position
at Parma,
Eugene Farmer will conduct the
shorus rehearsal at the NJ f. church
lext Monday evening at $50,
Mabel Morton left Thursday for
the Payette lakes TO visit friends. She
will return Sunday.
IN eAgent Reese OF the o. s. l.. says
tWo cars 10 wheat are shipped out
each day.
One thing nice about the Ice cream
cone, said Meridian miss this week.
There are no dishes to wash"
Mrs. Robert Knapp, OF Polo, IIIi-
nois, Is here visiting with her par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. o Singrey.
Harry Powers has moved from Bur-
ley, to X. ID. No. | Boise, and expects
10 locate in this vicinity again.
G. N, Dietz now gets his mail at
No. 674 Milwaukee street, Portland,
Oregon
Miss Edwinna Baird of Spokane,
left for that place Monday evening.
after a visit with his brother John
Baird.
Born, August Is, 1920, to Mr.. ana
Mrs. Harold Mccormick of Roswell,
boy, Gordon Adrew. Mrs. McCor-
mick was Miss Charlotte Dewhirst.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. r.. Ackley and
Judge Ben Dunlap and family OF
Caldwell We're in Meridian Sunday,
visiting friends.
A surprise party was given by Mr..
and Mrs. Rex Carter Saturday after
noon for their daughter Georgia, 1t
was her 18th birthday.
Sunday was the hot day of the
season, the mercury climbing to lot
degrees at o'clock Last year the
hottest was 1903 degrees.
Mr., and Mrs. Geo. Taylor of Long
Beach, Calf, are visiting with their
brother-in-law X. A. Edwards and
family at McDermott,
In the list of teachers for the Nampa
schools Mrs. Lucy b. Morton is listed
as principal of the Lakeyiew school
for next term.
Miss Hollingshead has declined her
appointment as one of the teachers in
the rural high school. Mr.. Laird, of
Pullman, has been engaged for the
agricultural department. .
Mr.. and Mrs. w, II. Minar moved
yesterday to Boise, where their
daughter, Mrs. Sedgwick, has secur-
ed a house for them near the Soldiers
Home.
Francis Veach left Meridian on the
evening of August Sd and arrived
safely in Sutherland, Nebraska where
he went to see his father who is in
poor health from the effects of the
ilu he had last spring. Francis Ia
caring for him.
There was regular meeting OF the
Meidian Building 4 Loan Association
held Wednesday, August 18th. The
association is in a prosperous condi-
ton and able to take care OF loans
applied for. The appointment of
j. NJ. Dodds as ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
was formally accepted.
Royal A. Stanton asks that his ad-
drss be changed from r. d. 4 Cald-
well, to Givens Spings. He says the
family is we'll, and had fine crops on
the Snake river bottom this year. He
mad three acres of sweet clover seed
to gather last week. The second cut
ting of alfalfa il up, and the third
viii be ready in two weeks.
+. l.. Baldwin. cousin of A NJ
Baldwin, of Meridian, writes a let
ter from Marysville, Ohio, In which
he mention that Ohio has three men
running for the presidency this year.
am much In hope that Idaho viii
throw her support to Harding. Cox
is such a saloon-soaked man he is not
worthy OF the support of the people. f"
A, M. Shay, on the Henderson,
place, just north of Meridian, thresh.
ed this week and his 60-acres OF
AS han a