The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1921-12-23

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WIN Anderson was in Nainpa Mon
day.
Hugh Angleton o. Boise was here
Monday.
Lc. stewart of Pocatelio was here
Thursday.
Mrs. Mary Hai.veI Of Boise was Al
| visitor here Monday.
! a. II. Estes Is in Payette this week,
looking after business interests
Mrs. J. M jackson has been iii this
week, but issbetter at this writing.
Isaac Palmer, who now resides al
Kuna, was Il visitor here Monday.
John Williamson is in Bowmont this
week, In charge Of the cheese factory
there.
Mrs. Carrie Goodro and little daugh-
ter Virginia, OF Boise, were visitors
here Monday.
Miss Leona Davidson has returned
home after q visit with Miss Bertha
Stanfield.
Mrs. Norah Palmer Is suffering
from a very sore finger, caused from
an infected finger nail.
Miss Rane McMillen arrived Mon
day afternoon from Bay Point, Calf
where she has been visiting her
father several months.
Mr.. and Mrs Harry Opie and child
rem of Eugene, Oregon are expected
to visit relatives here for the holt
days.
Mr.. and Mrs. &. Il. Leininger Of
Caldwell, were here Sunday. ait the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs.G G. &c. Leininger
Miss Janet Clark who Is teaching
near Lewiston. Idaho, is home for
holiday vacation, with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. . r. Clark.
Miss Thelma Waggoner, a student
at the lewiston normal school, arr
rived the latter part of last week for
a holiday visit with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. James Wagner
Miss Grace e. Liant of Seattle is
visiting here at the home OF her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. r., e. Liant. She is
teaching at Portland, and has re-
sponsible position there.
George Il. Jeter, OF Couer "a Alene,
grand master of the Masonic lodge Of |
Idaho, and Arch Cunningham OF |
Boise, past grand master, visited and
addressed the Meridian lodge here
Tuesday night.
Mr. and Mrs, Homer Champlin havel
returned to their home at Baker City, |
oregon, after a stay here of several |
days. They were called on account I
OF the fatal illness OF Mrs, Champlin-
Smith, mother of Mr.. Champlin.
AT a very successful bazaar held
Saturday by the ladies of the M. =.
church Of Meridian, SIS was realized
which will Ire used for some needed /
improvements. The bazaar was held |
at the Clark real estate office.
Mr.. and Mrs q. r. Jackson left
Wednesday for trip to Texas and
other southern points, where they
will visit relatives. Mr.. and Mrs.
Hawley Jackson will look after their
ranch northeast of town during their
absence.
The meeting of the Parent-Teach-
ers association at the Grade school
last Friday evening was one of the
most interesting yet held. Several
good papers and discussions made ND
the program. Christmas carols were
sung by the children.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hedges and
their children will spend Christmas
day in Boise with Mr.. Hedges mother /
Mrs. Glenn Hedges. All the child
rem and grandchildren are expect
ed to be present. with the exception
of the Date Hedges family, who are
III California
@. o. Bland is now at Costa Mesa,
and is comfortably locat-
ed For a Christmas present, o. o.
Bland, OF Meridian. sends his son a
years subscription to the Meridian
Times, and It will be like receiving
letter each week from his old home.
AT a meeting Of Acme Rebekah
lodge of Meridian last Wednesday
night, officers were elected as fol-
lows: Mrs. Dot Fowler, N. G.; Mrs. I
Jennie King, v. G.; Mrs, Ruth Mel
son, recording secretary; Madge King
financial secretary; Rebecca Louder
Dough, treasurer. After the business
session. a social time was spent and
dancing was enjyed
Edward Stein, prominent real es-
ate dealer of Boise, died at San Di-