The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1920-06-25
MERIDIAN NEWS NOTES.

Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Garrett have
gone TO Portland for a visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Tolieth are
visiting IN Portland.
Miss Edna Rife has returned from
Eugene, Oregon
MIR and Mrs. J NJ. Anderson were
III Boise Thursday
Miss Vera Hutchinson has bean quite
III az her home with tonsilltis
Mrs Lizzie Sailor OF Boise was a
guest OF Mrs. Marie Williamson We'd
nesday
Mr. and Mrs, r. O Johnson are MT
tending the Shriner's convention at
Portland
Mrs. p. W. Case who underwent
ain operation for appendicitis Mon
day, III progressing nicely
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles onwller have
returned from Council. where they
went to look after their property I'M
terests there Il
Mrs Henry Taylor and son Vernon
left Thursday evening for Portland to
visit relatives.
Miss Edwinna Baird arrived from
Spokane Wednesday to visit her
brother John +. Baird.
Paul and William Moreland, two
little sons OF VIM Moreland are quite
i'll az their home in Meridian.
Gilbert stanton who has been SER
iously III with scarlet fever Is i'm
proving.
J.. A. Fenton is expected home Sum
day from Portland where he has been
attending the Shriners' convention.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Kindred and
children have gone TO Colorado and
Kansas for an extended visit.
Robin French was taken to a Boise
hospital Sunday for medical treat
ment, for injuries received when a
horse kicked him,
G.. r. Birkman, and two sons, of
Council Bluffs, Iowa, were guests re-
Gently Of Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Cole
man.
All republicans should attend the
meeting at the City hall
tonight Important matters will be
considered.
DR.. G. +. Dutton has rented his
residence to Il. + Hunt and
family who will take possession Aug
ust lst
Col. 4. W Patch, candidate for U. S..
senator on the republican ticket, was
a visitor In Meridian this week. He
reports his campaign for the nomina-
ton Is progressing fayorably.
NJ AAntnn,- I,a,. ,.ot,,r,.oJ
South Dakota where he was called by
the illness Of brother, residing at
Pierre, South Dakota. The brother is
getting better
The funeral of Glenn Hedges was
held from the Christian church last
Sunday afternoon, and was largely
attended. lnterment was in Morris
Hill.
Funeral services were held Satur.
day at 2 pm. for Jack Jerome, the
two-year-old son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Jerome Byers, who died the first of
last week. Rev H. b. Powers con-
Quoted the service.
Messrs. Dodds & Taylor, insurance
and real estatt agents, have taken
over the Office of Arthur Frazier, In
the post-office building, and Mr..
Frazier will now give his entire time
to the Boise office.
Those attending the Shriner's Con-
vention and Rose Carnival at Port
land from Meridian include Mr.. and
Mrs, j, l.. Waggoner. Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Tolleth, Arthur Frazier, ]. A.
Fenton, Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Gar
rett and Mr. and Mrs, f. o. Johnson,
DR.. II. w. Coulter, of Seattle. is ex-
pected to arrive in Meridian in ten
days and will take over the business
OF DIR, G. l.. Dutton, who will move
his family to Boise August LIST. where
they have bought beautiful home
on the corner of 18th and Resseguie
streets.
Sneak thieves broke into the resi-
dence OF r. +. Hunt at the corner OF
Pine and State Highway, while the
family were away visiting at Twin
Falls. one day last week and stole
silver and iewelry 10 the amount OF
$500, No clue to the robbers has yet
been discovered.
A singular fatality occurred when
the parents OF Mrs. Charles Tobias
died at Nampa last week, both within
an hour OF the same time. They
were i'll with fever. Mr.. and Mrs
j.. w, Lawler formerly lived near the
Victory school house, owing a 20 acre
ranch, and were we'll known and re.
spected.
Roy Hedges and Mrs, Ethel Burnt
went to Eugene, Oregon, and accom-,
panied the body OF their father back
10 Meridian, The. health of Mrs. Glen
Hedges was such that she was unable
to make the trip, For this reason 6
funeral service was first held at Eu
gene, which was also attended by Mr.
and Mrs, Harry ]. opie and Harley
Hedges.