The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1920-08-13
MERIDIAN NEWS NOTES

Mrs. Mary Burns has returned after
camping trip at Payette lakes.
Miss Blanch Clark left Friday FOR
Lewiston where she VIII visit her sis
ter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clint Waggoner ex-
pect TO leave Saturday for the Pay
cite lakes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Taylor and
son Vernon nave returned after a
camping trip to the lakes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Milton LGuderbangn
two-weeks trip to Yellowstone Nat
lonal Park.
IL--G III Letninger Is building an adj
dition TO his residence on Idaho
street, Liant and Leininger are doing
work
j.. n. Clark and family enjoyed q
visit this week from Mr.. and Mrs.
James Goddard and Mrs Ed Woods,
former neighbors In Tennessee.
b. WI Bickert has sold his moving
picture theatres in Boise, Nampa and
Caldwell, and will m We to Salt Lake
City.
n 1iilh w lllidIibDHg HIS utfetODSu
his talent In the local telegraph Office
sufficient to be summoned to Salt
Lake for examination and assignment
to station OF his own.
The Community chorus will meet
next Monday evening at the M. Il.
church, IN Meridian. Prof. Eu-
gene Farmer has been secured and 1t
Is planned to have community Choir
al society
~ slight blaze occurred at the rear
of Beams restaurant Tuesday morn
ing, in some trash in the olley near
an old barn. No damage was done,
except To cause the fire department
TO make a record run.
The Pomona grange held an inter-
esting meeting Friday evening. Sew
eral different communities were rep
resented. Fifth degree work was put
on and a large number entered
Announcement has been received of
the marriage OF Ray Wagner of
Boise, and Miss Rose Crosse, former
" of Meridian but now resident OF
Boise, Saturday, August 7th.
Guy Remington of Nampa, who re-
3ently returned with his family from
4 trip through the middle west, has
improved in health, and he has
)een re-appointed clerk OF the Nampa
y Meridian district.
Some very nice landscape paintings
ire on display at Songcr's, the work |
IL V. Richardson. Mr.. Richardson is |
aiing a vacation from outside work |
md is giving his attention to land |
cape and portrait painting.
Guy Humphrey and family expect
o leave Monday for the Payette |
axes. Mrs. GroSehart, sister OF |
Mr. Humphrey, is here from Butte,
md VIII accompany the family on
heir vacation.
g. w. Roach, the new Meridian
treet commissioner, says the board |
II trustees has made the request that
III autos parked In Meridian be back
d in at about an angle of As degrees
With traffic.
Mrs. s. H. Grondahl left Wednes-
lay morning for visit with relatives
md friends in Minnesota and Oak
TIA. Mrs. X. j. Rudser of Boise, her
and three children, also
her. Mrs. Rudser will
'isit her old home in Minnesota
Rev. w. p. Jay, the evangelist, con-
luded his part of the evangelistic
ervlces held by the Nazarenes and
vent to Lewistown, Montana, this
week. Mrs. Jay and daughter and
Hiss Bare remain to help with the
ervices this week. DR.. Mangum or
Sampa is continuing the Meridian
meetings.
Rev. and Mrs. T. Cooper of the Hol-
ness faith, have removed to Meridian
rom Middleton. They have purchased
Trough the agency of J.Matt Ander-
on, the Ira Voorhees, residence prop
rty In the south part of town, con
listing of two and half lots, and a
iX-room house. The price paid was
1900. Mr.. Voorhees, will buy an
ther property.