The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1920-07-02
MERIDIAN NEWS NOTES.

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VI VI Groves was in Meridian
Friday
Miss Fern Case has gone TO Ne
braeka for VISIT with relatives.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Roy MeGrath
girl on June 25th
Born, to Mr. and Mrs Frank Hunt
ington a boy June goth
Jas. w Rice, the pharmacist, has
Just Installed q new up 10 date filing
system in his store.
j.. Nj. jackson and Ira E Lane have
gone to Lowman, for a weeks fish
ing.
Mrs. Mary WEIGH OF Big Bend, Orea
was a recent guest Of Mrs. +. w Case
In Meridian.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Webster were
down from Boise Sunday, visiting
with the family OF s. w Shook.
Mr. and Mrs. Al. c. Laster were in
Meridian Sunday, visiting frienGs.
They now live at Midway
Mrs. Turner, Miss Vida Thornburg
and Mrs. Fred Adams are visiting at
4 hYttlG itdhtHsf
Mrs Amos Whiteley and two daugh-
tiers, and Miss Bessie Shook are at
Payette Lakes to spend the Fourth.
Percy Mcfarland and family are
spending ths Fourth at the Payette
Lakes
Denver b Headriek left this week
for Superior, Neb,, and Manhattan,
Kansas, where he viii go TO sell land.
John r Baird and family and Miss
Winnie Baird are enjoying the week
end at the Payette lakes They will
return Tuesday
Sheriff and Mrs. Emmitt Pfost we're
visitors here Sunday Mr.. Pfost has
announced that he will not be can
didate for reelection to the Office OF
sheriff this fall, as he desires to en-
gage in private business.
Mrs o. K Knutson who has been
on an extended Montana, Washington
and Oregon visit, Is now at the home
Of her son Arthur, at I017 Deacon
street, Moscow Idaho. She has seen
a great deal OF country but none that
looks as good as Boise valley"
Marriage licenses were issued last
week at Caldwell to Claude Il. Cooper
Of LaGrande, Oregon, and Margar-
ute Winters OF Caldwell. and Homer
g. Tasker of Berkeley, Calf, and
ruth K. Winters Of Caldwell. The
brides are the two daughters of Rev.
W a. Winters, formerly in charge OF
the Methodist church in Meridian.
The ball game at Boise Sunday re-
suited in score Of and 2 in favor
OF the canital city. Meridian's trouble
pitcher has had some
thing to do with losing several games
recently.
The plumbing at the new residence
OF William Moreland, on the state
highway in Meridian, is one of the
important jobs that has been under
taken this year, and is the handiwork
OF !. y. Laing, The fittings are first
class In every respect.
Word has been received. from Miss
Georgia LaFollette that she is at
tendlng the Columbia university law
school in New York, and is also do
ing some work in the legal depart
ment of the Irving National bank, at
zoe Broadway.
Among Meridian people who at
tended the ball game between Merid-
idian aud Boise at Boise Sunday were
Mr. and Mrs. j. ID. Robertson, MI. and
Mrs, I'D Hartman. Mrs. Amos Whit
eley Ira Voorhees,, Ralph Palmer, Geo.
Watson, Myron Klink, Robert Moody.
MRS. Oh, Dutton, Henry Matlock, Joe
Departee, and Dick Tingley.
Rolan Scott, of Imperial, Neb,, who
has been visiting with his aunt, Mrs.
], f, Mcfarland, left Monday for
vancouver, where he takes ship for
Manila, p l., where he goes to claim
bride, Miss Pickett. The wedding
VIII take place next month, and they
VIII return to the United States the |
following month.
Dave Matloek of Meridian and Miss
Violet Pixley of Boise were united in |
Tuesday evening at 81
o'clock by Rev. c. A. Herbert. of the
church in Boise. The bride
! popular girl, and Mr.. Matlock is one |
lf our progressive young business
men. He served 12 months in the
Y, 5. army and was overseas. The
lappy couple will make their home in
Meridian.