The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1920-01-16
MERIDIAN NEWS NOTES

Mr.. and Mrs Fred Nusbanm of
/ Bowmont were visiting mere sunday
Born. Jan. 18th. to Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Ferean, a son.
Mrs Clint Waggoner and son have
4 returned after d visit with relatives
Ian Elgin, Oregon.
Mi, and Mrs Earl Gilbert enter
\ tanned the 500 Club al their homo
laet evening
Mrs. Miller Henderlider living north
east on town lis III a Boise hospital,
| for major operation
| Mrs, L. j Aker and little son, Of
Baker, oregon are here for a two-
weeks visit With Mrs. Harry Tolleth.
Mrs. Walter Currier end two little
sons. OF American Falls. are visiting
Mr.. and Mrs w n Downey.
Mrs. Ethel Lockwood visited at
Midway Sunday, as the guest OF Mrs
| w. II Turner.
Clark Williamson and WIN Deck
visited al Huntington, oregon, Sun
day
Otis Rife, Arthur Frazier and j Il.
Clark attended the organization of
real estate men at Boise Monday
MIR. and Mrs Homer Coleman have
returned from Nebraska, where they
have been visiting.
Mrs Frank Magner has returned
after 4 visit with her daughter, Mrs.
Hersehel Davidson, at Corvallis, Ore.
Mr. and Mrs. Ollie Rife OF Pierce
Park, were visiting at the home of
Mr. and Mrs, Otis Rife, Wednesday.
Born, January Is, 1920, to Mr.. and
airs Arthur W. Garrett. daughter,
Helen Lucille
Mr., and Mrs. Isaac Pfost Of Nampa
have visited Meridian this week, to
see their son Robert, who has been
i'll
] Rolla Baird, who has been visit
ing his brother John Baird. during
the holidays, has returned to Spok-
ane, Wash.
Mrs, II, Crosse left Saturday for a
months visit in Butte, visiting her
brother. whom she has not met for d
number Of years.
I. H. McDermott was at Weiser this
week. being one of the speakers at
farm bureau meeting there His sub
1ect pertained TO the dairy industry.
II. M. MeCracken, Attorney. with
Offices AZ 614-6l6 Empire Building,
Boise makes speciality OF income
tax matters
Miss jeanette Runciman, teacher OF
mathematics In the Meridian high
school, Is III at her home in Cald-
we'll.
Miss Blanche Clark, who has been
doing grade school work at Caldwell.
has been promoted to position In
the high school there.
Edward Ellis has sold his house
Just west Of the Nazarene church to
10 man from Jerome, Idoha, who. IL
u said, plans 70 build an apartment
house on the property.
While crossing the street and try
ing TO avoid an auto Miss Ida sPeer
recently met with an accident. She
fell on the icy ground and suffered
a severe sprained wrist.
Mr.. and Mrs CT Kooken expect to
leave next week for Deneyer, Colo,
where they viii visit with Mr., Kook-.
ems son. who has recently returned
from France after two years service
In overseas duty.
Budd Davis Went to Boise Saturday
and secured a state and county
license to conduct stable billiard
hall in Meridian. All he lacks now is
q license from the village of Meflu-
TAM
While playing basket ball Tuesday
evening Robert Pfost, fell and hurt
his arm, and this later caused an in
lection. While for time blood poison
was feared, the arm is healing all
right now,
Mr.. and Mrs. viii Anderson and
daughters Beryl aud Emily and son
Maurice, left Saturday for Portland,
where they intend to reside. Here's
hoping Will and his family will pros
per.
Az the last meeting OF the school
board Of district 33 tMeridian) Mrs.
Lucy Morton was formally selected
as principal of the grade school, and
her salary was increased. This is a
deserved compliment to an excellent
teacher.
]. p, Robertson, manager of the
Robertson Grocery Co. Is able TO be
out, after a severe illness, Mr.. Ron
ertson Is not sick very long but the
doctor says he makes up for Il by
Tightening the folks with high
Fever aud IN fact is an aIl-round sick
man while the spell lasts.
Mrs, Clint Matlock Is seriously i'll
az her home Friday, wnen her hus-
band went home for lunch he founa
her IN an Unconscious condition, and
the doctor who was hastily summon
go, pronounced 1t slight stroke OF
paralysis. Her many friends in Mer-
idian hope for her speedy recovery
Prof Oliver G. Jones and family
We're made sad last week by recent
o. a telegram stating that Maud Pow
ell world famous violinist, had died
January Sth, al Homegrown, Pa, she
was ~ years of age For many years
she has remembered the holiday
season By sending little gifts ID
the family Of Mr., Jones. especially
GO his little daughter.
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