The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1921-11-25
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Mrs Henry Shaffer left Saturday
for visit with friends in Portland
Mr. and Mrs Henry Shaffer were
Nampa visitors Friday.
| Born, to Mr.. and Mrs Willard
Turner of Midway, girl The baby
has been named Betty Jane.
An eight-pound girl arrived at the
home OF Mr5and Mrs. Ernest Fansler
Nov. Goth.
! A game OF football was played here
yesterday BY the local foot ball team
and an eleven from Parma
Mrs. Charles Ayers and children
have moved into their new home near
the Victory school house.
Mrs. James Pack has been in Boise
this week for an operation Tor throat
trouble.
| O. ID. Kindred is among those who
have brought a fine load or turkeys
to the local market.
The Meridian schools were closed
Thanksgiving day until the Monday
following. This will give the young
stera nice little vacation.
Fraternity was the subject of
Doctor Eshelman OF Portland at Par
kin's Halt Thursday night before a 4
fair-sized audience.
Victor Overton, aged sixteen years,
died at the home of his parents Mr..
and Mrs. O. Noblin, Sunday evening
He Is survived by his parents, three
brothers and sister.
Mrs. WV Mooney and little daugh-|
ter Mildred have returned after a
visit with her brother at Nampa.
Willard Taylor has secured posi-
tion at the Humphrey yufcanizing
! shop.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Merchant OF
the Pickle Butte country were In
Meridian Thursday.
/ The ladies' OF the Christian church
held successful cooked food sale at
the postoffice building Wednesday.
Mr., and Mrs. o. r., Eyerst and
children left Sunday for Iowa where
they will locate.
| The ladies OF the M Il. church wilt
have bazaar Dec. 18th, at which
Christmas articles Will be offered for
sale.
Charley Williamson has been at
home this week with severe attack
of rheumatism,
Arthur Ballard and family Of Cald-5
well we're visiting Sunday with the
family Of David Armfield near
IMcDermott.
Teh Meridian Telephone company
is extending its local line south of
town three miles to take in the King
farm.
4 al wa hull a
; house for Chas Hannie half mile
from the Franklin schoolIt will have
seven rooms and cost about $4,000.
H. G. Johnson has the new ]. F..
Mcfarland home Just west of town,
we'll along, and the five-room cottage
will cost about $4,000.
Born, To Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Webster
Wednesday, Nov. 10th, a son. Mrs
Webster was formerly Miss Vera
Watts.
Mrs, Alice Frazier who has been
In Boise for the past few months, Wis
iting at the home of her son, Arthur,
has returned to Meridian.
Grandma Walt, who makes her
home with her daughter, Mrs. Master
son, on State street, is not so we'll,
and her Illness is giving concern to
her many friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Carver moved
: last Saturday to Boise where they
: will spend the winter months. Their
: home Is at 745 Warm Springs av-
enue.
Guy Humphrey has purchased the
VIM. Friend vulcanizing shop on the
state highway, and Mr.. Friend and
family will leave next week for their
former home in Arkansas,
Ray White and family and G. Il.
White, have arrived in Meridian for
I a visit with r.. II Bell and they may
i locate In this vicinity They are from
, Cambridge, Neb,, and came here n
their car.
I The local gun club held turkey
l shoot last Friday at the Raymond
/ Gregory ranch, northwest of town.
, Several sportsmen were there and en-
Q ioyed the target shooting, but the
. stormy day kept many away,
r.. M. Tiss has had temporary charge
lof the Gem State lumber company
yard in Meridian and will turn il
I. over next week to Bernard r. Gets
of Hepburn, Idaho, who will be the