The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1921-08-26

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Harold and Bradley Johnson and
mike Horton left Tuesday for a hike
to Idaho City They cxpect, TO stay for
! ten days.
Mrs. j. H. Mcsparran, who now
lives at Spokane, was a visitor here
this week. the guest of Mrs. J Nj.
Jackson.
Workmen are putting new roof
on the M. w. A. building In Merid-
ian. Ed Hartman is supervising the
work.
A number OF friends met Monday
evening at the home OF Rev. and Mrs.
Walter Smith at the Nazarene par
sonage.
Mary r.. Downey has transferred
to L, G. Wildman, lots q, and 9, OF
block 3, OF the original townsite of
Meridian, the consideration being
$500.
e. L, Brisley OF Frederick, Okla,
has arrived In Meridian and will
wife expects to come to Idaho Ia
few days.
Miss Myrtle Beasley has accepted
position as third grade teacher In the
Weiser schools. She will leave Satur-
day, as the schools begin there the
following Monday.
Fred Adams went TO the Payette
Lakes Saturday and will return home
with his wife, who has been spending
several weeks at that popular health
resort
Miss Jospehine Numbers was the
guest OF Miss Beasley yesterday. Miss
Numbers and her mother leave Tues
day overland for Dillon, Montana,
where Miss Numbers VIII resume her
school work.
Floyd Leininger entertained 20 OF
his friends at the Gruber grove, a.
half mile north OF town, Friday even
ing. Ice cream and cake we're served
and a general good time was had
Mr.. and Mrs, s. III, Griffith and
their daughter Mrs. Ethel Lockwood,
have taken possession OF their hand
some bungalow on Pine street, near
Second Their many friends are glad
that they will have such comfort
able home, and Mr.. Griffith says he
has endeavored to make II modern In
every respect.
On account of threshers and other
heavy vehicles being abroad In the
land 1t Is we'll for the auto driver to
use care along the cross roads near
Meridian, Quite number OF cul-
yerts are out of commission and to
save trouble ii is we'll to keep on the
main highways just at this time.
Mr. and Mrs. G H. Leininger are
taking a we'll deserved vacation, at
the homes OF G, E. Leininger at Id
aho Falls, and Q. II, Leininger. at
Rexburg, Mr. Leininger says he is
goinaHto do some fishing while he
Is away, and will at any rate, enjoy a
good rest from the shoe shop,
and all things pertaining thereto.
Il, G.. Yates, residing mile south
OF Meridian, was kicked by vicious
horse one day recently and severely
injured. The accident occurred at the
farm, and when he was leading the
animal from the barn. Four ribs
were broken and for time the phys
ician thought the man had other in
juries. but at this writing he is get
ting along all right.
Word has been received of the death
In Missouri of M. Arlington, for
merly Of this place. The body has
been shipped to this place, and will
arrive to-day friday. The funeral
services will be held this evening at s
o'clock, from the Christian church.
Burial will be in the local cemetery
beside the wife, who died several
years ago. Deceased is survived by
three sons and one daughter, Mrs.
Burt Kindall of Weiser.
Mr. verlin Pry and Miss Honor
Johnson were married by the pastor
OF the M. e. church at Payette, Aug
ust 18th, and have just returned to
Meridian after honeymoon trip to
Loman and the Payette lakes. Mr..
and Mrs. Forest Cahill were with the
party when they went to Payette and
witnessed the ceremony that made
these popular young people one. They
will make their home in Meridian,
and Mr.. Pry is employed at the
Rogge garage,
The Meridian band gave concert
Saturday evening and were assisted
by several of the players from Eagle.
The combined bands gave nice pro-
gram and 1t is planned to make this
q feature every two weeks. The sum
Of $6S.24 was raised from the pro-
ceeds of the ice cream and cake sale !
held in connection with the concert.
A large crowd was present, indicating
that there are many people in the
Meridian section who will patronize
a social gathering OF the kind,
Lieutenant Willis Percifield and
bride are visiting at the home OF DR..
and Mrs. s, M. G, Reynolds at the
Soldiers Home, Lieut. Percifield is
graduate OF the Meridian high school
and the navy academy at Annapolis.
For the past three years he has been
an ensign and stationed with the vi
fleet in foreign waters. Last March
he was married at Shanghai. China,
and this ia the first visit home since
the wedding, and the first trip to the
United States for the bride, who ia
q talented young lady. born in Pet