The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1921-02-18
MERIDIAN NEWS

Louise Neal was WISHING Mabel
| Martin al Nampa Sunday.
Fred Hunt has enrolled as stu
!, lent Of the Boise High School
mir. and Mrs. Harry ToIleth visited
/ in Nampa Sunday.
j. Il. Hood who hes been SO i'll Is
much better at this writing.
Mrs Roy Howry OF Boise visited
here Sunday at the home OF Mr.. and
Mrs William H0wry.
n. lakewood OF Salt Lake looked
sitter business interesta here satnr-
day.
Miss Blanche Clark. principal Of
the Junior high was a visitor at a
|neigbboring school Wednesday,
Mrs. Anna Burghdnn and little
daughter, Bernice OF Portland are
guests of Meridian friends
G. A. Harris returned this week
from Washington. where he has been
employed during the past 10 months.
Mr.. and Mrs G. L. Brodkins and
children left Thursday for Okla
homa, where they expect to make
their home.
Mrs. Milton LaFoIlette Is making an
extended visit with relatives Jn Cali
lfornIa. Prof. and Mrs. Hueli have
rented the I4aFOllette home.
Ralph Il. Durham arrived In Mer-
dian to-day from Detroit, Mich. and
will visit with his father, l.. s. Dun
ham
L. A. Lewiston. father OF Mrs
Frank Jakomit. has been visiting I'M
this vicinity for the past few days. He
Is now resident OF Parma.
r.. j. Pry left Wednesday for Gratis,
Moffott county, Colorado, for busi-
ness trip, and will be away for
month or more.
A. d. stanton. J.. r. Moon and
20 r. Johnson, attended the meeting
0f dairy men az the Chamber OF Com
merce at Boise Tuesday night.
Mrs. Hazel snyder and little daugh-
ter, Shirley have arrived in Meridian
from Tulsa, Okla, for an extended
visit al the home Of the formers
parents, MFR. and Mrs, John Pfost
Mrs, George Lyle. Mr.. and Mrs.
~ n Watts, Miss Lura Payne and
Miss Xena Lyons OF Boise we're here
last Friday evening TO attend the OPP
eretta The Tyrolien Queen" rend-
cred by the Junior high school.
Tonight III the best attraction of
the Meridian Lyceum Course the
Garner Jubilee Singers. The com
pany Is q group OF skilled colered
singers. Come out and hear them.
Grandma Walt, who has been seri-
ously Ill for some time az the home OF
her daughter, Mrs. Nettie Masterson,
is reported rapidly recovering and Is
able TO SIT up.
The Ada county farm bureau now
has Offices at the Chamber OF Com
merce rooms, phone 1850 In Boise
Anyone can reach the bureau at any
time by calling this number.
The quarterly meeting of the. Ada
County Farm Bureau will be held at
Star March I'd, according to the an
nouncement of H. A. Mathisen, the
new county agent.
For the benefit OF any foreign re-
sidents, Postmaster W. II. Peer OF
Meridian, says he has rules for postal
savings on hand, printed In Italian,
Spanish and other languages,
In the Meridian billiard hall the
other day an Irishman asked his
partner what the last card dealt TO
him was. A spade 20, knew 1t.
! saw We spit on yer hands before you
picked II up"
This Friday afternoon at the grade
school the annual chiidren's welfare
day will be observed. under the aus
pieces OF the Parent-Teachers associ-
alton Program will begin ut 2, and
IN In charge OF Mesdames Leighton
and W. X, Baird
H. Il Neal and ". Deurock will
have a big sale OF live stock and farm
implements at the j j. Jones ranch
Monday, Feb, rs. 1921, sale to start
at II a. M. Location. 3 miles west or
Meridian, and | mile north of Pfost
station, See further particulars next
week.
A box social and musical program
viii be given at the Victory school
house Monday evening, Feb. 81, at
o'clock, TO be given by the school,
and proceeds for benefit OF school
fund. There will he good entertain
ment and an orchestra from Boise
will help. Ladies are asked to bring
boxes. Everybody come.
among the local people visiting in
Boise Sunday were Miss Floy Simms,
George Gould. Jr.. Mr.. and Mrs. Les
ter Kindred and ohildrenn. William
Mooreland. Mrs, Charlie Cox and
daughter, Miss Alma; Mrs. j. NJ.
jackson, Mr.. and Mrs Arthur Gar
rett, Dorothy Lockwood. Eleanor
Songer Margaret Braye. Eula Matlock
Gladys Bently. MIR. and Mrs, George
Whitlock, Mrs l.. j. Washburn. Mr..
and Mrs. James d. Robertson, and
son Jack, Clark Williamson. Melvin
Bowen, Ralph Palmer and Il. W.
Chickering.
Percy Mcfarland Is manager OF the
new Continental oil agency In Meri-
dian. and will handle all the products
OF the company. including oil. gaso-
line. kerosine, axle grease. etc Percy
has not talked with Mr.. Rockefeller
ahnnf N hytf aaass,a rS~a6a ~.