The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1921-01-14
MERIDIAN NEWS

8, II. Bailey OF Yakima. Wash. !,
4 Visited here several days OF this week
i Mrs. Alice Frazier still continues to
be IN serious condition. Not much
hope Is given for her recovery
4 The little child OF A. Il. Nichols,
who has been III with pneumonia for
i two weeks, Is much better to-day.
Born, Jan. 18th, to Mr.. and Mrs
Peter pheil, four miles south Of Mer-
ldian, d girl
Fred Fenton has returned after a
4 two weeks trip TO California and
Salt Lake city.
Born, daughter TO Mr.. and Mrs
Joe Marcnm al their home In Meri-
dian, January Z.
Q. v Sebern returned Friday from
an extended visit In southern Califor-
1 MIA. Mrs. Sebern and Miss Edith will
moi return until spring.
Miss Bertha Singrey has not been
able 10 be at her school duties ut
Nampa this week on account of Ill
ness.
Mrs. Marian Clelan OF Bishop, Calf.
Is improving rapidly and her mother
Mrs. w. 8. Matter is expected to ar
rive home In a few days.
| A daughter was born Sunday, jan
nary 3, to Mr.. and Mrs James Bailey
AZ the home OF Mrs. Ohio King south
of town.
Mr.. ED Newell OF Idaho Falls is
visiting his mother and sister Miss
Frances. Mr., Newell is attending the
engineers convention at Nampa.
II. e. Powers, OF Twin Falls, visited
Sunday at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
L. a. Songer. Mr. Powers was sup
| srintendent OF the Meridian schools
last year.
The engagement Of Miss Emma
| Anderson to Mr. Efford Heater, has
been announced The marriage to
take place sometime this month.
several showers have been planned
for the bride to be.
Mr. and Mrs, Clint Waggoner will
move from their ranch to their resi-
dence on Pine st. next week. Mr..
and Mrs. Ralph Berry will have
housekeeping rooms in the John
| Waggoner residence.
A basket ball game between the |
Meridian High School team and the
Boise High Sshool team is to be
played Friday evening, January the
18th, at Meridian High School, at
7:45 sharp. Everybody come.
A party was given to Beryl Palmer
al his home In Meridian Wednesday
night, Beryl, who is on a leave from
the army regiment stationed at Hon
olulu, expects TO leave Meridian next
week, to join his regiment.
The Meridian high school library
III oh M aI,yf
handsome 3-volume set of THE
History OF Idaho by Ex-Governor
Hawley. The donor is j. A. Fenton,
of the First National Bank, of Mer-
idian. The book is much appreciated
This week ends the first half OF the
school year at the Meridian schools
superintendent Gould asks that all
students who desire to enter the
high school should do so next week,
and thus start even with the semes-
ter.
A sale Is announced at the Wag-
goner ranch northeast of Meridian
for next Monday, the 18th. Some
good stock and machinery will be
sold at very reasonable price so you
had better go and get bargain.
On January goth r. p. Shaw and
o. H. Carpenter will have big sale
Of cattle. The cows are especially
good Remember the date and place,
next Thursday, two miles south of
Meridian,
Dr. Numbers was called to the
Jones residence in the west part of |
Meridian Sunday, to attend to Hike
Jones, who broke his leg. The young
man was chased by COW and in
getting over fence he fell His right |
leg was broken Just below the knee |
Mrs, ID. d. Mckee writes from Mo-
desto, Calf, that Burnell Tolleth |
Mckee Is getting along fine. The |
date of his birth was given in last |
weeks Times as Jan. 4th, but 1t |
should have read Jan, Sd,
Sunday night the family of w. II.
Baird, in the west end of town, were
awakened by hearing noise In the
lcellar. Investigation showed that the
would be burglar was frightened also
and made quick getaway through
the basement window.
The marriage OF Miss Ruth Milf
kin to Walter Hammelrath, Jan. 9Th,
at Salt Lake City, has been announ-
ced, The bride Is the daughter OF
Mrs. Augusta Millikin of Meridian.
The couple viii make their home in
Salt Lake where Mr. Hammelrath is
employed.
The Meridian agent of the oS.L.
Railroad. A, w. Reese, has been
granted two months vacation and
Mr. and Mrs. Reese and daughter
Blanche left this week for a visit ut
. San Diego, Calf. During his absence
+, A, Smith, OF Nampa, looks after
! the affairs at the depot.
The annual meeting OF the stock
| holders of the Meridian Building &
i Loan Association Was held Wednes-
! day night, directors were elected az
follows: George Parkin, T.. Il.
Sims i L. WapPOuar N Stan