The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1921-11-11

Mr., and Mrs. schaffer were Nampa
visitors Monday.
Mrs John Hedges is III at her.
home IN Meridian
Mrs. II. r. HUNT was in Nampa
Wednesday visiting friends.
Mrs. A. ID Stanton and son Gilbert
were Nampa visitors Tuesday
II. s. Hardin of South Boise was in
Meridian Tuesday
Mrs. Nellie Carpenter OF Boise was
here Tuesday
Mrs. w. HI Finch Of Barber visited
Meridian friends Tuesday.
Halvord Grondahl Is taking busi-
ness course at Links college.
Mrs. w. N. Yost has gone to Berls-
eley, California, for the winter.
Ralph Beery has secured a position
as yard man at the Boise Payette
lumber yeard
George Rogers Is still quite Ill at
his home, and his advanced age is
d factor against his recovery,
r. g, Dnnton has purchased the
lJ. r. Mcfarland place and has moved
there with his family.
Miss Esther Woods of Cliff, Idaho,
| is here for visit at the home Oh
Cleone Allison.
| j. #. Mcfarland has nice 5-rocm
bungalow under construction on his
farm a half mile south of Meridian
| 1t will cost about $4,000.
William Pierce is putting import
ant improvements to his dwelling
near town, to cost about $500 and
will include three more rooms,
F. Il. Whitney received d telegram
Monday OF the death of his mother in
Iowa. She was Z / years of age and
had been In Ill health for some time.
George Tucker has moved his fam
lily from the Noble ranch to the On-
lwiler place at Onwiler, recently vac
ated by Henry Scott.
Mr.. and Mrs. james M. Jackson at
tended a birthday dinner at Boise,
this week, in honor Of Mrs. Alice
| Frazier.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Fl. Peer had a
very enjoyable party in the form of q
family reunion last Saturday even
| ing. Counting children and grand
children, 28 were present.
Attention is called to the auction
sale of T.. b. knight, at his ranch 4
miles northeast OF Meridian, Tuesday.
| November 18th. Mr.. Knight and FAM
4 lily expect to move to New Plymouth,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ohio King expect to
leave the ranch south of Meridian,
and will have sale of dairy stock
next Thursday. See the ad in an
lother column.
i Special meetings are being con-
lducted by Rev. Charles Quinn at the
Meridian Methodist church and con
siderable interest is being evidenced
lin the meetings,
Mrs, Janette Lighter of Boise is
substituting for Miss Dunbar, the
fourth grade teacher, who is absent
of relatives,
An old-fashioned barn dance was
given Saturday night at the home OF
Arthur Powell, north of town Every
day clothes We're worn, and good
time is reported.
Thirty-five members of the Christ.
ian church motored to Kuna Sunday
evening TO attend the revival services
being held there by Rev Charles Cole
evangelist, assisted by Rev. Cook al
choir leader.
Miss Ruth Peer has returned after
the summer spent with relatives al
Ferry Lawn. 0wyhee county. She Ii
now taking post graduate work III
shorthand at the Meridian high
Ischooi.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ebon Peer have re.
turned TO their home at Fairy Lawn
lQwyhee county, and after disposing
lof their stock there they intend tt
return to Meridian TO remain during
the winter,
The schools win be closed here Fri
day afternoon in observance of Ar
Emistice day. which is national hol
iday. At the morning session of ths
Meridian schools special exercise:
will be held in honor of the day.
A physical culture class has beer
Iorganized in Meridian under the di
rection of Miss Hyatt and Mis-.
McCurn. The first meeting was hello
in the gymnasium Of the high schoo
last evening.
T. HI McDermott brought his cattle
In from the range, in the Boise Nat
ional forest, during the past few days
This is later than usual for cattle
lScuiHS On AHe IdHStt anu the CaLtle
are now ready for the feed yards, ant
In first class condition for the winter
Mrs, James Pack is slightly i'm
proved. She has been afflicted will
what the doctors pronounce as infan
tile paralysis and her two children
, were also i'll, but all have passed thu
danger point and are on the way Il
! recovery.
The M, w. A, lodge Of Meridian
: enjoyed social time at their hal
, Tuesday evening, in honor of TIL
members and their families. Ahou
100 were there and music was fur
nished by the local band, The bill o
fare at the banquet included fort,
D Chinese pheasants, the birds beinl