The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1921-11-18
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Elsie Hawk Of Kuna was here Sun
day
MRS James rice was IN Boise
Thursday
A. smeed Of Kuna was In Meridian
Monday
Mrs. Walter Johnson was at Nampa
Monday.
Mrs. J. II. Eagle Of Nampa was a
visitor here Monday
MIR. and Mrs. 6. H I.sininger visited
in Caldwell Sunday
Gilmore Lucas visited Sunday a. the
home of Eula Phillips.
Or. and Mrs. 9. Il. Dutton were
visitors here Thursday,
Mrs. l.. A. Songer was Caldwell
visitor Thursday Of last week.
Mrs. Joe Warner Of Nampa was Wis
iting here Monday
Mrs. Ira Odell Of Nampa was here
Monday, visiting.
Mrs. Earl Brooks OF Caldwell was
visiting Meridian friends Monday.
Mrs. Ida Beckrnan has returned to
Boise after visit with friends here.
Jerry Byers left the last Of the week
bound for Boise county for a two
weebs's hunt.
Mrs. d. G, Baldwin OF Cambridge
is visiting here with Mrs. Anna
Doane and Mrs. Eva Furguson,
Miss Nell Spencer has so far recoy-
cred after serious illness, as to be
able to be out
Mr. and Mrs Hosie Stout Of Burley
visited in Meridian Monday at the
home OF Mrs. Williamson.
Mrs. Charlotte Terwilliger of Cas-
cade has been visiting with Mrs. EN-.
Lamphere. She returned Monday.
The Physical Culture club met
Tuesday evening at the high school
gymnasium.
Mr.. and Mrs j. @. Anderson of the
White Gross community were in town
Monday
Harley Turner and N. Il. Wisner
have returned after a hunting trip to
the Garden valley country. They
secured deer
The Meridian banks and business
houses closed Friday afternoon, in
respect to Armistice day. Several at
tended the football game at Boise,
q. II. McDonough is planning trip
to Milwaukee, In the next few days,
in the interest of disposing of some
choice Idaho eyaporated prunes.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. p. Burns and Mr..
and Mrs. Claude Gibson of Boise,
were here Sunday, visiting with Mr..
and Mrs. James Jackson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy Adams visited
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Silas
Leighton, three miles north OF Mer-
idian.
Charles Strutter has been selected
as trustee for the creditors of the
Rogge Motor Company and came
down from Boise this week and took
charge Of the stock.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hickman and
children have returned to Idaho, at.
tier month spent at Deerpark Wash
which was long enough to convince
them that Idaho is good enough.
DR.. w. r. Hall, OF Boise, chiro-
practor OF Boise, has arranged to be
in Meridian three mornings each
week, to wait on customers See his
ad in another column,
Armistice day was appropriately
observed by the schools OF Meridian.
Supt. Gould addressed the students,
emphasizing the importance and
meaning of the day. The schools were
dismissed at noon
Roy Hogle has gone to Riehfield,
Idaho, where he has secured the posi-
ton as manager of the Boise ayette
yard there He has been the assist
ant In the yard here for the past two
years.
Wednesday, November I'd, Frank
A. Sorensen OF Boise and Miss Buelah
Dunbar of Boise were married Mrs.
Sorensen Is the fourth grade teacher
of the Meridian grade school. They
Will reside at the Yoeman apart
ments in Boise,
Mr.. and Mrs. J.. A. Pfost and child
rem and Mrs Mary Burns were Wis
itors at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Cover Burns at Boise Sunday It was
Mr., Pfost's birthday.
Members OF the l. o. o. F. and Re-
bekah lodges Of Meridian have plan
ned to visit Caldwell Sunday, and one
object of their visit Is to see the new
Odd Fellows home and 1t is expected
that several baskets OF good things
lwill be taken along to make glad the
hearts OF the inmates there,
The ladies aid of the Nj. E, church
will hold bazaar on Saturday. Dec
Il7th and will sell articles suitable fol
Christmas gifts. All members are ex
pected to donate something for THU
purpose,
The Traders day sale Monday after
noon furnished fair lot of bargains
mostly furniture. 1t has been decided
ito hold the Meridian traders day salt
hereafter on the first Saturday after
moon of each month Remember III,
change, and bring some articles Il
be sold
Rev. Charles Glenn Baird. of Twill
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