The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1922-04-14
MERIDIAN NEWS
FRIDAY, APRIL IA, foaa.

VIII Rose was ut Runa Wednesday
II J. A. Fenton was IN Boise Tuesday
Mrs. r Q. johnson was at Bois
MONDAY.
II Forest cahiII was IN Boise Wed
I nesday
Norman Steel Of McDermott wa
II here Friday.
htiss Marie Cramer OF Boise visited
I friends here Sunday.
II y. THArdin Of Boise was 4 yisito
| here Tuesday
Mrs 4 V Tallnan was III Boia,
"Wednesday
II Mrs. Nellie Carpenter on Boise wa
I'm Meridian Tuesday.
i Milford Prov Ii reported ais beIn,
-Iqnits III ait his home In Meridian.
Miss veda Elliott lii reported oil
iu1ilfe III az her home south of town
\ Miss Edith Dorsey has returned
home 70 Boise after d visit with Mrs
i Marie Williamson.
j DIR H, r. Neal has been home /
good portion OF the week, on account
lof Illness.
Mrs. ~. n. Sims visited at Boise
Sunday. Of the home OF her sister
Mrs. Rosetta Smith
Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. jay and child
rem, eYangeiists, had charge OF the
Nazarene services here Sunday
Mrs. Clarence Matlock has returned
Eome, after an operation for appen-
dicitis at Boise hospital
Mr. and Mrs. Willard Turner and
little daughter were visiting friends
here Sunday from Midway.
Mrs. Lizzie Neal arrived Friday ey-
ening for a visit az the home OF her
brother w a. Mateer.
Al A. Tucker has moved from the
Place on route 2 south OF Meridian
to route No 2 Eagle
3. T. Kellerman, the well known
music dealer of Boise, was in Merid-
ian. Wednesday
The sum of SIS was raised by the
ladies OF the Christian church at d
cooked food sale given at the post
office Saturday,
Mrs. Miller and daughter Miss Edna
OF Boise, visited Sunday at the home
of Mrs. Miller's sister, Mrs. Walter
Evans. s
An Invitation dance was given In
the Parkin hall Wednesday evening
by the 4. @. O r and Rehekah lodges
and music was furnished by the
Mckinnls orchestra.
A Meridian man says We viii not
have any settled weather until af-
ter Easter. Well, Easter comes this
Sunday.
Mrs. Josephine Warner has return
ed from a two-week' visit at the
home OF her daughter Mrs. Charlie
Wells at Payette
Al the baseball game played here
Thursday evening between the local
school team and the Franklin school
team, the locals won by score OF s
TO 3
Miss Cora File who has been acting
as nurse for Mrs. Clint Matlock who
has been quite Ill, has returned to
her home. Mrs, Matlock Is very much
improved
Members OF the M. w. Al. are re-
quested to be present at the lodge
session at the Meridian Nj. w. "A. hall
next Tneday evening as business or
special Importance will be consid-
cred
X ios ks as though the sun is to
come out, as we have had enough
cloudy and stormy weather for one
season. The ground ID now in con-
dition for Flowing for the first time
this spring.
g. III. Green is taking his house
hold goods 10 Wilder, where he will
help his nephew, G.. II. Day, in put
ting in crop OF head lettuce and
potatoes. He has closed the grist
mill on Broadway, In Meridian, for
the summer season.
Remember the entertainment to be
given by the pupils OF the Senior
class OF the Meridian high school this
4 friday evening There will be
two bright comedies. and il will be
well worth the small admission fee.
AZ the high school auditorium to-
night at g.
Next Friday evening (April 21stl
the Juniors OF the Meridian high
school Will give the play. Just Plain
Folks at the high school auditor
inm. This win be i treat. Don't for-
getsthe date, and full synopsis will
be published In the Times next Fri
day
The Meridian grade teachers gave a
miscellaneous shower and surprise
dinner at the home. of Mrs, Clifford
Wednesday evening, in honor OF Miss
Agnes Rudser. The table was beau
tifully decorated In yellow and white.
The favors were arranged In large
bowl In the center Of the table attach
ed to ribbons
a surprise party was given Mrs.
Oels Rife ut her home III Meridian
Monday afternoon. in commemorate
ion OF her birthday Those present
were: Mrs. +. L. Curtis and Mrs.
Mcconnell, OF Boise; Mrs. L. G. Wild |
man, Mrs. j. ID, Robertson, Mrs. ". E.