The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1921-01-28
MERIDIAN NEWS


Orvllle Jackson OF star spent Sum
day here.
Issgan Field haa gone 10 Chicago
on business trim.
E. Brown Of Nampa looked after
business interests here Saturday.
| Joe McCaiiister OF Bowmonf was a
business visitor here Monday.
William Horton OF Nampa looked
latter business interests here Monday.
". q. Stark and H. j Rose were
In kuna Tuesday.
clint Matlock was In Caldwell
Tuesday.
Tuesday Mrs. Hannah Turner was
called 10 Midway BY the Illness OF
Mrs. Willard Turner.
Mrs. W. y. Matter has returned
from Bishop Cal, where she visited
With her daughter
The Ladies' Aid society of the
Christian church held an allday meet
Ing Wednesday In the church.
George sutton. Of Parma, visited
friends here Monday and his father In
Boise. who IN III.
q. A. Roger has gone TO Chicago
on a business trip Ia connection with
his honey product.
G. l.. Logan OF Salt Lake looked
after business interests here Satur-
day
Grandma Walt Is reported very
low. st the home OF her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Masterson
Miss Norma Bryce entertained Miss
Mary Wolfe and Miss Pebeleta Duff
fus Monday M dinner guests
The Ladies Aid OF the Christian
church will hold an all-day meeting
Wednesday al the church basement,
A number OF Boy Scouts and their
leader, Rev. Francis Il. Cook, took a
Jaant Saturday to Eagle leland and
spent the day.
The pnptis Of the high school VIII
give a four-act play entitled Mars
Visits Meridian at high school aud
itorium this Friday evening.
The infant child OF Mr.. and Mrs,
b. r, Wayerling OF Eagle was
buried la Meridian cemetery Wednes-
day afternoon at o'clock
Rev. ~ y, Harold and band OF
Home Missionary workers Or Mampa
held " missionary meeting Monday at
the Nazarene church
A Meridian man who has an QUIZ
board says Il predicts that the mud
will dry up considerably between
now and the fourth OF July,
MIR. and Mrs o. Il, Krider are NOV
Ing TO their new home north OF On
wiler. Kelly McKinnis Is moving iii
the Rrider residence on State street.
Mrs. II. Fl. McNeIl's Sunday school
class entertained Mrs. II. w. Allison's
class last evening, the former being
losers In q membership and attend
ance contest.
Mr. and Mrs. p. Il, Sims and chill
dren and Mrs. Josephine Warner
were Boise visitors Sunday at the
home OF Mrs, Sims sister, Mrs. Ettu
Smith.
The Aid society OF the Methodist
church met In the church basement
Wednesday afternoon. Hostesses We're
Mrs. ], A. Fenton. Mrs. ] N. Bryce
and Mrs. Arthur Estes.
Miss Vera Mitchell and Mrs. Grace
Rowell, second and third grade teach
"
Miss Rudiseli and Miss Clifford, pri-
mary teachers dismissed their pupils
for the same purpose Wednesday,
The Meridian Produce company is
shipping to Chicago carload OF eggs
containing 10000 dozen, This means
348,O00 eggs In the car. II. f. Hunt
president OF the company, is accom-
panyihg the shipment to Chicago,
Cards have been received announc-
ing the birth OF daughter, Frances
Louise. 70 Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Mon
tieth, Sunday, January 18th MIR Mon
tieth was formerly a pharmacist in
Meridian.
A man was speaking IL nice fam-
lily OF children living near Meridian,
and remarked: THE youngest seems
10 be the healthiest. : Yes, by the
time he came his mother had run out
OF theories"
The Meridian All Star basketball
team defeated the Nampa American
Legion hoopsters at Meridian Thurs
day night OF last week by score of
80 10 FL The end OF the first half
resulted IN score or l4to lis In favor
of the Meridian tossers Harry Chase
refereed the game.
Among the new houses under con-
struetton in the Meridian community
are these, Lloyd Eaton, Ave rooms,
$4,000 d. H.Bell, Ave rooms. $500;
q. Il. Gresham. five rooms, $1,000: r.
|C Leach, flve rooms, $1,000; Geo.
Leighton. $1,000 addition to farm
house,
The Boise-payette Lumber COM
psny's Meridian yard of which II, H.,
Taylor Is the manager had good
year lii i92e the total cost OF the
houses for which the company fur
nished the lumber amounted to
around SIS. 900. This does not In
cinde materials furnished for granar-
les. garages.etc.
The executive board Of the Parent
Teachers Association held business
meeting ut the home Of Mrs. Parker
Lucas Tuesday afternoon to plan flu