The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1920-01-02
MeridiaM Times
MERIDIAN NEWS NOTES

Mrs. u. 9, Pfafrle OF Boise was q
visitor here Tuesday.
w Hoyne was I'M Meridian Tires
day.
X. McAllister and family OF Eagle
have moved to Meridian
Mr. and Mrs. volney Watts OF Boise
were IN Meridian Tuesday
Lucille Baird was visiting in cald-
we'll Tuesday
Mr., and Mrs. NJ Anderson We're
visitors at Caldwell Sunday
Miss sylvia Cole has been visiting
during the Xmas vacation In Nampa.
Miss Frances Bryce returns to the
college at Corvallis Saturday after a
holiday visit with home folks.
Mrs. o. L Gerber entertained the
young peoples class of the Christian
Sunday school Friday evening
Mr.. and Mrs. George Anderson are
the proud parents OF a baby boy, born
Saturday, December "a.
Mrs Lucy b, Morton has been at
tending the state teachers association
az i5oise this week
Mrs. Willard Turner oil Midway was
d guest OF friends here Wednesday
evening
Miss Floy Sims returns Sunday to
1.-THE university ut Corvallis to resume
/ her school studies.
Mr.. and Mrs Neal Nash and daugh-
ter June have returned to Parma at.
| ter Il holiday visit with Mr.. and Mrs,
Homer Tollath.
Mr. and Mrs. r. D. Carnefix who for
the past seven months have operated
the Broadway hotel here leave Sat
turday for Seattle TO make their home,
II is understood that Al " TaIlnan
has an oltion on the residence prop
ierty OF George Hardin, on the corner
iof Pine and Meridian street.
Russell 4. Ford, the electrical wiz
ard, will be here Saturday evening,
looming from EmmettJ Don't fail to
be present.
Vern Caldwell OF King Hill, who
has been visiting his parents during
the holidays returns TO his school
work to-day.
Jack Singrey who has been visiting
his PARENTS Mr.. and Mrs. o. Singrey,
has returned to Thousand Springs,
Idaho. where he has a position with
the Idaho Power Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Curtis who have
occupied a residence on Pine street,
for some time, have moved to the
farm they recently purchased of Dan
Barker, east OF Meridian
Ivy Wilson assistant, county sup
erintendent Of schools, has resigned
from this position TO enter tho, office
of Doctors Tallman, Heine and Higgs
at Boise,
o. M. Laing and family have gone
TO Emmett where they will make
their home Mr.. Laing has been as
Isociated with his father in the plumb
ing business in Meridian,
Dr. H. f. Neal has enlarged his Of
fices over the First National Bank
building The rooms formerly used
by the irrigation district have been
converted into an operating room.
John b. Cato is making improve
ments at his residence in Meridian at
a cost of $4,000. The house is chang
ed from one to two stories and four
rooms and sleeping porch have been
added
Duff Mckee returned Thursday
from California where he has bought
land near Hughson, After remaining
here a short time he and his family
expect TO, again return to California
TO reside.
q. +. Arzt the contractor is build
| ing the foundation for a new bunga-
low for A. Taylor, to cost $500 on
the acreage q half mile south of Mer-
idian on the Kuna road, Mr. Taylor
| Is from Weiser
Y A. Hyde and his mother. Mrs.
George Hyde, will leave next Monday
Tor fankton, Oregon, rs miles north
OF Portland. Mr.. Hyde has been
mere two years and farmed at place
southwest Of the Remington school.
Mrs. Clint Matloek entertained her
children and grandchildren at fam
ily dinner Thursday. AS Mrs. Mat
lock Is a splendid cook, the meal was
enjoyed A tree was provided 10 de-
light the little ones,
Phil Gregory OF the Kuna Herald
was IN Meridian yesterday. He saws
ne VIII raise the price of the Herald
this week to SO per annum. The in
ereasing price OF print paper is the
reason for this step ON the part Of
the publishers,
George Brewer is building fine
dairy barn at his ranch half mile
south OF town. The barn Is S2x60
and Is equipped for 80 COWS. on one
side is milk room and on the other
lection silo. The cost is $4,000
and the silo $70U. Mr. Brewer has
fine herd of Holsteins.
John Hedges informs the Times
that he has concluded his contract
with the Majestic Amusement 90
and that he win run the picture show
hereafter himself He win take the
former name The Meridian THEATRE
and promises the public only the hest
pictures a popnlar price.
Rolla Baird, OF spokane, Wash
Is ENJOYING visit with his brother
sohn baird This is his first visit 10
idaho for II years and Rolla is
pleased with the evidences Of growth