The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1921-04-08
MERIDIAN MEMS

q. j. Dunton looked after business
alfairs here Friday
Gus Roberts 81 Boise was . visitor
shsrc Friday
Mrs Harry Tolleth visited in Boise
Saturday
Robert Duttou 1T Boise visited
here saturday With friends.
Lee Barber OF noise was business
visitor here Friday
frank Marier looked after bust
ness aifairs ia Nampa Fridny
Arthur Frazier the boise insur-
ance man. spent Friday here
Fred Fenton was business sisirol
IN Caldwell SATURDAY.
j. ii Warner Inns changed his adj
dress 70 Homedalc. Idaho
Mr.. and Mrs. Ross Willburn have
moved TO Modesto, California, where
they wIll make their home.
Born daughter TO Mr. and Mrs.
r. ] irwin at their home five miles
southwest Of Meridian, on March 20.
A son was born April 2 20 Mr.. and
Mrs benjamin Ware, who live three
aud i half miles~aoutheast Of here.
Mrs. Pauline Norris of Boise visit.
cd Friday atthe home of her parents
Mr. and Mrs VI. II Aiken.
Mrs. Nellie Haas Of Portland IS
yisnlting al the home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Grant Pike.
Mrs G. A. Harris AMI children left
Monday evening for pittson, Pa.
where they VIII make their home
Mrs. lsaie Fishback OF Mammouth
ore, is visiting at the home of Mrs.
f1 L Clapp, south OF town,
The Ladies' Aid society Of the
Methodist church viii hold cooked
food sale Saturday.
Oscar Raines returned Friday from
wish 81 three months in Pomeroy,
/ WASHINGTON.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kelly McKinnis have
moved into the house vacated by Mrs
& A, Harris
Mrs. McDongal OF Boise has leased
the parkins apartments Of Or, Taw-
ney
4 son was born sunday, April 3 to
Mr. and Mrs Remmey Vanpeiphail
at their home three miles west Of
I Meridian.
u. g. PfaiIie has asked that his adj
dress lie changed from 4704 South
u Vermont street, Los Angels, to 5102
Vermont street, In the same city
u MIR. and Mrs. j " Mclean have
sold their residence property on tht
west side OF town to Charles Shea
and will move to Vale, Ore
Ray Scott and Will Mclean Wen
to New Plymouth Monday, The boys
say ii was q windy day for an auto
ride.
DR.. and Mrs. p l.. Tawney move,
Wednesday from the Parkin building
TO the OLE. Krider residence on Stat
, street,
!" Frank Stockwell has obtained EN-
!. ployment with the Rocky Mountain
: Bee company OF Billings, Mont, an,
viii leave for that place Anril Us,
Blanche, the little daughter OF MI
and Mrs Ed Bowers had the end 0
y d finger mashed nearly off Saturda
4 when window shut on t.
n The ladies' OF the M. Il. church vii
/ hold a cooked food sale this Saturda
!. afternoon April 9th at Songer'
! drug store, Women's exchange price
y will be used.
. The cperetta, Jack and the Bake
Bean Stalk, Will be given in the hig
school auditorium this Friday even
ing by the music department of tn
high school.
Meridian should have base-bal
club this summer The game fur
nishes amusement TO the people q
no other can, and base ball fan
should get busy.
Accompanied by Misses Hazel Wi
lett Blanche Clark and SprowY tn
pupils OF the seventh grade of IN
public school went to Table Roc
above Boise Saturday and enjoyed
picnic.
The directors OF the Meridian cen
etery association held meetin
Tuesday and II was decided TO so
the entire cemetery to grass tn
spring. Recent improvements il
Iclude the completion of a new fenC
across the front,
Elmer Graves OF Anthony, Kansa
and his brother X. &c. Graves, frol
Hutcheson, Kansas, have taken
charge OF the Noble ranch one an
| half miles northwest OF Meridian
They are good farmers and Will pl
in a big crop.
The eigth grade enjoyed u par
in the high school gymnasium Frida
evening The room was decorate
with the class colors. rose and gra
Joke games were played and fake +
re freshments served in keeping wit
Ia April LIST.
x, Miss Meta Farmer, the popul;
Nv clerk in Beams bakery, has resigns
- her position after two years satisfa
tory service, The reason given
se her approaching marriage to NJ
ey Walter Nichols Mrs. Helen Doug
Id erts has taken the place vacated
IA Miss Farmer.
he Phoebe, the Young daughter OF VI
and Mrs Walter Johnson. who h
n henn so sarlnnslY III has heen hrongl