The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1921-12-16
FRIDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1921.

Ben Vanlandingham of Parma was
here visiting Sunday.
Lionl Pfost was at Nampa Satur-
day.
Attorney Howard Dawson OF Boise
was in Meridian Tuesday.
Little Katheryn Sims who has been
III IL rapidly improving.
Rev. G. Melodies OF Eichelberger.
had charge of the services Sunday at
the Christian church.
Miss Edna Rife, who had her ton
sils removed Saturday, returned from
the Boise hospital Monday.
Mrs. Ed waitley OF Notus is Wis
iting here with her daughter Mrs.
Jack Ellis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Baker and
daughter of Black Creek, are visiting
here.
Miss Ruth Peer was week end vis-
itor at the home of Mrs Willard Tur-
ner near Midway.
Miss Frances Bryce was a visitor
In Boise Saturday at the home OF
Miss Winnie Waters
Mrs. I'll. r.. Ross of Nampa was q
visitor at the w. 8. Natter home Sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vernon Kempthorn
|of Nampa we're Sunday visitors In
Meridian.
Grandma McMillen, living one mile
west Of Meridian 10 very Ill. She Is
SO years OF age.
Mrs. Clint Waggoner and SON Rob-
|ert were visiting relatives In Boise
Tuesday.
Miss Jackman, Y. w. C. A. secre-
tary OF Boise. was q weekend guest
OF Miss Clifford.
Mrs. Laura Tompkins Of Boise
was In Meridian this week, visiting
old friends.
George Gibson OF Twin Falls was
here this week visiting his sister, Mrs
James Jackson.
Miss Leona Davidson OF Emmett,
has been the guest OF her cousin,
Miss Bertha Stanfield.
Mr. and Mrs. l.. Kindail were at
Hubbard Lake Sunday, the guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Virgil Ulmer.
Miss Irene Highley and Miss Chris
tine Allen OF Boise visited at Merid.
Ian Saturday.
w. b. Teeter has put In set OF
platform scales on his farm near Five
Mile.
l.. j. Washburn, cheese maker, who
IL on an enforced stay at Seattle for
his health, Is much improved. so the
word has come TO his friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. L. Midday and Mr.
and Mrs. Griffin were in Meridian
Sunday, and visited at the home OF
Mr., and Mrs. G. M. Barnett.
| An ell day meeting was held by the
newly-organized Christian church so
ciety az Kuna Sunday, In charge oil
Rev. f. l.. Cook.
| Mrs. G. n. Mateska returned Sat.
urday from Hebron, Neb., where she
was called by the death OF her moth.
Ter. Mrs. James f. Wright.
Mrs. Laura Rowen writes from The
Dalles that her son-in-law I. N. Var
ner, Is rapidly recovering from pneu,
monia, He ID in q Portland hospital
Mrs. Ruby Kooken has traded hei
corner lot on West Pine street to DR.
IL. r. Neal. for another lot just south
of the corner.
| Rufus Lanphear who has beer
Trapping In the Hubbard lake countr,
was home the last OF the week, anc
reports good luck.
| Mr.. and Mrs. John Swanson enjoyed
dinner Thursday with their friends
AIR. and Mrs. George Henwood,
miles southwest OF town.
| The funeral OF Mrs. Alice Frazier
was held Friday afternoon and wal
largely attended, attesting the esteem
In which she was held In this com
immunity. 3
The ladies OF the Fairyiew church
Iheid nice bazaar and cooked fooS
lsale at the Meridian postoffice Satur
Iday and about SIS was realized.
w. r. Adams. who has charge o
1.-THE Meridian Hardware Co. store wa
detained at home by illness part 0
1.-THE week.
Rev. c. Deery, missionary from Al
RIGA. and Rev. ]. orten Wylie o
Nampa. had charge OF the service
Sunday afternoon at the Nazaren
ichurch.
Elinor Songer. Elizabeth and Ell
lnor Lucas. Wanda Winzeler and Dor
Iothy Neal enjoyed the "Marionettes
at the Pinney theatre at Boise las
week.
The seventh grade pupils of I'll
Meridian high school enjoyed part
Friday evening at the high schot
building. Music and games were o
= the program,
Mrs. w. b. Teeters started for M,
ldale, Iowa, this week in response |
q message stating that her brothe
. 1T, d. Bourn, had died He was hel
ION Q visit about five years ago.
s Word has been received from I'll
Dalies. Oregon, that on Monday. De
ff2th a girl was born to Mr.. and Mr.
II. N. Warner Mrs. Warner will |
remembered "a Miss Ardath Rowe
e. C. Pfaffle was here for bri