The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1921-08-12
MERIDIAN NEWS

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tuesday
torn August 9TH q Mr ana Mrs
Dwight Grnber d l,Dy
Miss Hope singrey Is visiting trends
III Nampa.
Mrs ] 4 FcutoiA WIS ia Deisa
Tuesday visiting friends
Acie Rutladge has returned after 81
years service az Camp Lewis.
Mrs, Madge King and Miss Ina
Campbell ARE en1oyinga vacation NJ
Seaside, Dragon.
Mrs Lee HeadriciS has received
word Of the death Of. her father, at
Broker, Texas.
DR. RI Il. Tawney has moved his
dental oillce 10 Boise, and Is located
In the Mccarty building
DR. ]. II Numbers has returned af-
ter d short vacation trip, and is
again at his office In Meridian
Miss Alma Cox Ii clerking al the
Garrett Mercantile co. store
Mr.. and Mrs Earl Neher and son.
went to Nampa Tuesday, where they
will reside
Dorothy Lockwood IL at Vale, Ore,
visiting at the home Of Francis VIII
cox.
Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Harley
Hedges, August 6, 1921, d girl Ele
Disc,
Miss Bertha singrey has returned
from Albion where she has been ,tt-
tending the simmer normal school
Tor teachers.
Mrs. Laura Neal and daughter Miss
Mayme. OF Peru, Nebraska, are yis-
iting ut the home OF their son and
brother Or, II r Neal.
Mrs. Walter Root left FOR her home
in Spokane Friday after months
Visit With her mother, Mrs. Lola
DAILY
Paul and Willard Morton Of Nampa
are staying at the Herbert Mersdorf
home. Their mother, Mrs, Lucy B.
Morton, IL taking q principals course
in the college at Colorado Springs,
Colorado
MissArdath Caldwell is home after
ID two-months visit at Berkeley, Calf.
with her brother Lolrin, who has
been attending summer school az
that place Enroute she visited two
weeks with friends at Portland
Alvin Schoepe has sold his house
and three lots south OF the o s. II.
depot TO William Roath for $1,000.
The sale was made by the Meridian
Investment Company
Mr.. Shermer and family have ar
rived from Nyssa, Oregon, and Will
make their home In Meridian Miss
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Mr., Shermer is employed at a Boise
iewelry store,
The state executive committee of the
Near East has expressed Its thanks
to the people of the Boise valley for
five tons Of warm clothing contrib
tnted SO generously for the needy ones
consisting Of 10000 orphans and
many homeless refugees.
Raymond Gregory, residing two
miles northwest OF town. had 20 tons
| OF nice alfalfa hay burn The fire
started from lighted pipe which was
left toseontact With the hay The
4 loss is figured at about SIS ton, and
! Mr.. Gregory has insurance OF about
half this amount,
I Word has been received from the
\ postoliice department at Washington
confirming the newspaper report of
the appointment Of Oren M Laing
as postmaster at Meridian. The Off
eial advice coming TO Acting Post
I master w, II, Peer. stated that con-
firmation OF the new appointment
had not yet. been made by the senate,
and gave no time when this would
4 probably be done As consequence
/ the present force at the postotIice are
up In the air. as to when d change
may be made.
G. K. Carlson residing south oi
Meridian, who has just returned with
III his sister, after a visit at lsanti Min
lnesota, says he can see one reason
/ why the potatoes of southern Idaho
have raised Ia price In the Isanti
/ district, which Is 80 miles north o.
Minneapolis, there is a great potato
\ growing territory. Here the crop was
fput In and it looked promising until
/ the latter part OF June when the drS
weather caused the vines to mature
A rain the first part or July startec
/ the growth again and ruined tbs
crop MIR, Carlson says to visit this
lakes and woods OF Minnesota ID {
Itiue summer outing but the country
Els too dry for farming and he wuull
\ prefer country that has irrigation
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