The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1921-09-02
MERIDIAN NEWS

MERIDIAN NEWS
n r Marler was here from Boise
Friday.
a. A. Beaaley is building new gar
w G. Goodall Of Parma was here
Friday
w. 7. Rice Of Caldwell was here
Saturday.
Miss Lucille Baird is visiting friends
In Caldwell.
Joe Williamson was at Bowmont
Friday.
w. e. vanorsdal of Boise was here
Saturday.
Mrs. Wyatt and son Of Boise have
moved to the Meridian hotel.
Gladys Hutcheson is visiting with
her aunt, Mrs. Lee Barber, In Boise.
James McKinnis has returned after
d trip 10 the Lowman country.
Tom Keller has returned to Blacks
creek after visit in Meridian.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. W. Rice and daugh-
ter were at Arrowrock dam Sunday.
Fred G. Adams has returned after
q business trip to Salt Lake.
A daughter was born Friday, Aug
ust 26th, to Mr.. and Mrs, Claude
johnson.
Born, on Saturday, August 9th. al
daughter, to Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Cox.
Miss Mae aMw OF Oakland, Calf.
was wishing friends in Meridian this
week.
Willie Schoepe is recovering after
quite serious time with appended
tbs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Gibson OF
Boise were her Sunday, visiting with
Mr.. and Mrs, j.. M, Jackson.
Joe DePartee visited his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. N. DePartee, at Star
Sunday.
Lorrin Turner has returned home
after stay OF several months in
the Spokane country.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jerry Burnett are
moving into the Gerber residence, OPP
posite the Interurban depot.
Mrs, J, r. Hood of Nampa is Wis
ting at the home of Mrs. G. c.
Hicks.
Ted Hottie of Minneapolis, Mimi,
arrived yesterday for visit with his
sister, Mrs. Knute Westerheim.
Mrs. Forest Crews of Caldwell at
tended the funeral OF her aunt, Mrs,
Edwards, in Meridian last Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. Richie and child
rem have arrived from Nowata, Okla.
and expect to locate.
Gus Schonlin has returned from
Green River, Wyo., where he has en-
gagged in construction work.
b. b. Griswold has returned to his
home at Chicago, after visit with
Howard Scott.
Mrs. Josephine Warner has returned
to her home near Nampa after visit
with Mrs Emery Dearduff.
Mrs. f. r. Curtis of Boise was here
Friday to visit her daughters. Mrs.
Otis Rife and Mrs. l.. G. Wildman.
Or. F. X. Levers has arranged
comfortable office rooms in the Par
idian.
/ Richard Beam and Carl Egbert
Friday evening entertained number
OF their friends at dance, given at
the Beam home.
Mrs. j. L. Gerber left Tuesday for
Asotin, Washington, where Mr.. Ger
Der has taken charge of hotel, and
where the family will locate,
Mrs, Madge King and Miss Camp
bell have returned home after a
/ vacation of three weeks at Seaside.
They had very pleasant time.
Two bungalows, each OF five
rooms, and costing about $4,000 each
are being built on the farms Of G. l..
Lockwood and J Il. Wills. southeast
OF Meridian.
1 Mr.. and Mrs W. d. Herran, former
Meridian residents, are here for Wis
/ Il, They now live at Cambridge,
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Merchant oil
Pickle Butte, were visitors at the
home OF Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Burnett
Sunday
Mr., and Mrs. ID. e. Brinck of Boise
were dinner guests Thursday evening
at the home OF DR.. and Mrs. p. l.
Tawney.
Mr.. and Mrs. F, NJ. Burris, Mr. ant
Mrs, +. o. Burris, OF Caldwell, at
tended the funeral OF Mrs. Geo. r
Edwards,
Mrs, w j Wearne and daughte
Irma, OF Oakland, Calf, are here 70
a visit with Mrs. Wearne's sister
Mrs. George w. Gould.
Joe DePartee has secured the posi-
ton OF bookkeeper at the Matlocl
garage, taking the place of Post Mas
ter Elect o. M, Laing
Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Banded, o
Rigby, are visiting with DR.. and Mrs
Towney, and will return home Sun
day by auto.
Mr., and Mrs. G. M. Willett and so
Fred, and daughter Miss Hazel an
w, Fisher attended the grange picni
at Nampa Thursday OF last week.