The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1921-09-16
MERIDIAN NEWS
FRIDAY, sEPTEsfBER 10, 1921.


q w. MonIex OF Kuna was here
Monday
Harvey Green OF Wilder is Merid-
ian visitor this week.
Mr.. and Mrs Henry shaffer were
| In Nampa Sunday.
l.. p. Thomas of Boise was here
Monday.
N. II Marler was here Monday from
Boise.
g. u. Doyle Of st. Louis, Mo. Was In
Meridian Saturday, ON business.
Mrs. John Swanson has gone to
Jerome, Idaho. for q two-weeks' stay.
Willard Turner of Midway was a
Meridian visitor Thursday.
Frank Irions who has lived on RI.
l3, Meridian, has moved to Richland,
Oregon
/ Willie Schoepe ID said to have taken
/ q relapse and Is now suffering with
typhoid fever.
Al son waas born Sunday to Mr..
and Mrs, Milford Prov, residing 3
miles southeast OF Meridian.
Mrs. Elton Parker went to Cald-
Iwell Monday to see sIster-in-law,
Mrs. Earl Zeal. who ID quite Ill
William Fry left Sunday for Macon
aCityt Mo-, for d visit with Mr.. and
Mrs. Curt Heater, at that place.
Mr.. and Mrs. John H. Clark and
children of Hagerman, have arrived
for visit with Mr.. and Mrs. ] r
Clark
Mrs. ID. A, Klink and members OF
kher Sunday-school class met We'd
nesday evening and enjoyed a social
time, at the home OF Dorothy Neal.
Mrs. George W. Lyle entertained
Wednesday afternoon at her home In
Boise the girls who were In the
class she formerly taught In the Mer-
idian grade school
O. b. Short has large crop of
lprunes on his Eagle ranch this year,
and has SO pickers and about the
same number OF packers employed.
| G. J.. Kennedy has finished PACK
ling the prunes on bis ranch near On
wiler, and will soon begin the har-
I vest of q bigger apple crop.
Mrs Minnie Barnett has been
selected by Acme Rebekah lodge Of
Meridian as delegate to the state con-
| vention that Is to meet next month
at Lewiston.
| Clay Summers has started the har-
vest of his big clover seed crop. He
lexpects good yield and hopes to
secure better price than last year.
Mrs. Ned Hasbrouck and children
/ of Boise were visiting friends In
itown the last of the week, and re-
turned home to start the children to
school Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. H. Leininger have
returned from their three-weeks visit
at the homes OF their sons G. ID. Lem
niger at Shoshone anG G. r. Leinin-
ger at Rexburg.
1 Mrs. @. A. Harris and daughter
Daisy and son Arthur, have returned
i from Pittsburg, Pa, and will again
make their home In Meridian.
4 John Cato has taken one of bis
Il threshing machines to Long Valley
/ where he will thresh heavy wheat
crop. Joe Curtis and Wilmer Gale
hoon went along to help Mr.. Cato.
Mrs. Harry Angler and children, Of
Dixon, Wyo.. are here and the child
rem will enter the Meridian school
MIR. Angler, who Is a garage man
will join his family later. Mrs. An
! gier Is a daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
b, @. Humphrey
Il Mrs. Ed #. Crawford has been quite
seriously Ill of late. at her home or
i Fie Mile, southeast of Meridian. Hel
daughters, Mrs. Leonard Pilgrim ant
i Mrs. Oscar Chapman, are at home
helping their mother.
i Mrs. Lura A. Ayers has commenced
the building of four-room cottag'
at the farm, near the Victory school
Mr.. and Mrs. A. e, Cunningham o
Boise are at their ranch near McDer
mott. and looking after the packing
of bumper crop OF fruit.
Postmaster Orrin M LANG tool
charge of the Meridian postoffic
this morning, with Mrs. j. Burnett
the assistant postmaster. w. Fl
Peer and Mrs. s. w. Hutchinson re
! inquish their duties as postmaste
and assistant.
At the meeting of the directors o
school district No. 3S (Meridian) las
Monday night, j. G.. Garrett an
A. w. Reese qualified as members
they both being reelected at the re
cent election. On motion A. e
stanton was reelected chairman an
Mrs, M. Il. Gregory. clerk.
In renewing for the weekly visits o
! the Times. George Morgan write
d word OF appreciation of the goo
\ features OF the paper He says h
j is kept quite busy at his trade, an
j he and Mrs. Morgan are well an
happy He resides at 209 Attn Ave
| s., Kent. Wash.
Robert Monroe. residing ~
miles southwest of Meridian, me
j with an accident Thursday. derric
/ pole falling on him. and II was onl
: by quick movement that he oscar
Q ed more serious injury. He will b
( indoors fr several days as result
and under the care Of doctor.
LewiS Wfckersham son of g. +