The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1921-07-29
MERIDIAN NEWS

|huha friday
Miss Katherine Kidnay was In Mer-
idian Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. o. v. sebern were in
Meridian Friday
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w Garrett are at
Payette Lakes.
Miss Pearl Nell OF Boise was here
Friday, visiting frienusl
Mr.. and Mrs. ] E. Waugh have
gone to Portland for visit.
Miss Christine Allen Of Boise Is the
guest of Miss Irene Highley.
Mr.. o. Al. Monteith were visitors
from Maple Grove Monday,
Frank MarIer was In Meridian FRI
day, He now lives in Boise.
=. NJ. McInnis and son Doan of
Nyssa, Oregon, we're here Sunday
Cecil Smith OF Portland is here,
visiting relatives
Allen Jones Of Boise. was here Sun
day.
D. o. Roath and L. G. Williams
motored TO Lake Lowell Sunday.
Mrs. M. Burns has returned after
a two-weeks outing at Camas Prairie.
Mr.. and Mrs, j. G.. Garrett have re-
turned from vacation trip to the
Wood River country.
Mrs. Henry Joyce of Ustick visited
Monday at the home OF Mrs. William
Howry.
a. w. Reese returned Monday from
a brief trip 70 Jerome, where he
looked after some property interests,
Mr., and Mrs Ira Voorhees, and
children have been visiting at Deer
Flat this week
Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Ware have
sold their ranch and left Friday by
auto for their old home in Kansas.
j.. M. Dodds, Joe DePartee, B. ].
Dunten and Frank Shea are in the
Bellevue country on Il camping trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willard Taylor and
Mrs. Lamphere and Mr.. John Berry
were at Nampa Tuesday.
Mrs. G Barton Of Glenns Ferry, is
visiting at the home OF Mrs. j. G,
Garrett.
Walter LaFollette of Los Angeles,
Is visiting here with his father, M.
LaFollette.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Webb and child
rem have returned from an outing at
a camp near Lowman.
Mrs. Dave Beery and daughter Nola
have been visiting In Boise with rel
atiyes this week.
Mr. and Mrs. j. e. Mayes and chill
dren left Saturday for Arkansas, for
an extended visit,
Ellinor Lucas, daughter OF Mrs.
p. VI Lucas, Is quite i'll with an at
tack of appendicitis.
Charlie Brown has arrived from
Oklahoma. where he has been for the
past Is months.
The family of w. H. Peer is recov-
lering after several days illness. Sew
eral OF the family We're ill.
r. W. Evans has arrived in Mer-
idian, after year spent with his
mother in Oklahoma
! A daughter was born Tuesday to
Mr.. and Mrs. Holt, residing south
west of Meridian
4 Mrs. Tony Hammelrath of Salt
Lake is visiting her mother Mrs. Mil.
lliken,
Mrs. Saml Shook was taken to .
Boise hospital Tuesday for an oper
Iation. Later reports are that she II
recovering nicely.
Lewis Heikes and Harvey Pry have
gone to the Palouse country in north
ern Idaho, where they expect to worl
, during harvest.
Mrs William Chapman gave birth
day party Thursday afternoon foj
! her daughter Lucille, who is 10-year
old
Anna Laura Johns, the 3-day oil,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Dewe.
Johns, died in Boise Thursday. Inter
! ment was in the Meridian cemeter
Friday afternoon.
!, Harland Hutchinson has returned t
Hin City after q visit here with hi
parents, Mr. and Mrs, S. w. Hutch
eson.
Roland Missman of Council ha
taken the position OF baker with tn
Beam bakery, He started to work Fri
day.
Roy Nelson and Virgil Cooper ar
here from Camp Lewis for yisi
with relatives. The boys are maxim
good as soldiers, and are learning
trade at the same time,
VIM. Ulmer has returned fror
Omaha where he marketed two car
OF lambs He received very goo
price and Is Well satisfied with hi
trip.
Mr., and Mrs. Joe Fowler and fan
fly, Elmore Yates and George Wal
, son have returned from an outin
near HALEY,
Z Mrs. Marie Williamson is visitin
at the home OF Mrs. Clay Williamson
. Is miles north OF Boise, and Mr., an
Mrs M. w Keller are looking afte
a the Home restaurant while she
away.
Fred Adams went TO the Payett
= lakes Sunday, with Mrs. Adams an
I Miss Vina Thornburg. The plan
for Mrs. Adams to stay q month
camp there with the hope that II wi