The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1920-02-06
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HERIDIdN NEWS NOTES

Joe DAILY - reported III with pneu-
monia
Mrs VIM. Moreland visited u Boise
Monday.
Il. A. songer visited at l.inder sun
day.
Thai stevens was q Boise visitor
sunday.
Frank BALDWIN has returned from
4 Boise hospital
John II. Whitioek was visitor In
Caldwell Monday
G. r.. ART was among those on the
sick list this week,
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Matlock we're
In Boise Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. w Shook visited
III Nampa sunday
Rev q. II. Mells was visiting at the
Dalles, Oregon, this week,
Misses Vida Thornburg and Fern
Case were In Boise sunday.
M. Nj. Lauderbaugh looked after
business affairs In Caldwell Monday.
The ground hog did not see his
shadow In Meridian Monday,
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Coleman are
visiting at Melba this week
j o. Leininger and son Glenn were
1T Star Thursday on a business trip.
Mrs, Don Yost and baby have
gone to Colorado for a visit with Mrs,
Yost's parents.
Rosetti Smith OF Boise visited at
the home Oh her sister Mrs, Il. IL.
Sims, Monday
Mr., and Mrs, George Nourse enter
tanned The 500 club Thursday even
Ing.
Guy Remington Is quite i'll at a hos
pital. Report yesterday said he was
much improved
Floyd Adams, grandson of Mrs
Hannah Turner, Is very ill with pneu-
monia
VIM. Florence of the Shorthorn
farm is In the hospital with the in
fluenza.
Some friends of Clala Carter gave
her a surprise party Friday evening.
II was her 18th birthday
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Cole
man. Wednesday, Jan 2S, a boy.
Kenneth Earl. The family reside
OF Meridian.
Charles Lucho has opened barber
shop in the room Just built two doors
north Of the Vickers Sims Hardware
store.
Robin $. French and brother-in-law
Lorren Scrivner. have taken charge
Of the l60-acre farm in the Gem dis
trict which Robin has purchased.
The kensington club was entertain
ed by Mrs, Willard Turner Wednes-
day afternoon at her home near Mid
way.
The Equity Society Ca branch OF
the Nampa institution) have bought
lots south Of the o. S. l.. depot and
viii build q building in the spring.
The Christian Endeayor social and
business meeting which was to have
been held this Friday evening has
been postponed to a future date.
Mrs II. Crosse has returned to
her home in Meridian after a month
at Walkerville, a suburb of Butte,
Montana, where she visited her
brother Raymond Carlow.
You will find 1t more satisfactory
to get life insurance through local
agent The old and reliable Mutual
Life of New York is represented hy
j. NJ. Dodas.
], o, Leininger has opened in Pay
cite q shop for repairing and recoy-
ering auto tops and upholstering. He
Will move his family TO Payette in a
few days. He recently sold his Mer-
tdian shoe shop TO his brother.
+ Il, Whitney, an experienced news
paper man recently from Dakota. has
taken a position in the Times office,
and II the paper makes better an
pearance from now on the subscribers
VIII know who is entitled to the
credit.
y. @, Roath and family are recent
arrivals here from central WYOMING.
He has opened secondhand store in
the building just north OF the Mer-
idian Hardware Co. He will make a
specially OF window glass. as he has
had experience as glass cutter.
William skeen. resident of Mer-
ldian, enlisted at the Boise u. $. navy
recruiting STATION for period of two
wears, as apprentice seaman. He LEFT
for Salt Lake Immediately. for final
exmination before proceeding Ia
Mare Island for his training,
Friends. children and grandehiId.
rem Of Mr., and Mrs. Ohio King met
az their home Friday evening 10 cele.
hrate their silver anniversary. A
Pheasant evening was spent. A nice
supper was served BY their daughters
Mrs. Vail and Mrs. Charles King.
n, +, Wisner has given up the cor
ner used by him as blacksmith shop
location, to the new owners. j. II. and
Percy Mcfarland. who win start
their big new garage building III d
few days. Mr., Wisner has bought az
Robert Van Court property across the
street, and will build 22.foot addi-
tion. 0se't
John F, Whitlock and family left
ms week for Modesto, California.
where they expect To make their
home. Mr., Whitlock has lived IN Mer-
tdian continuously for "a wears, 80
ls me Oldest resident" Mr.. Whitloek
hfN h4a., 4 az. So