The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1922-01-20

!. ttinE Tuesday with Miss Bernice
! Pfost.
Mrs Marie Williamson has returned
home after stay In Boise Of several
weeks
Sheriff James ID, Agnew, Of Boise
has been dangerously III this week
with pneumonia, but Ii better to-day.
| Miss Bernice Pfost, who has been
in Boise assisting DR.. Tawney In his
dental ONCE has returned home
A son was born January 18th to
Mr. and Mrs. Don A. Whittig at their
home two miles east Of Meridian
Burt L. White, representing the
MergenthaIer linotype company, was
la Meridian Friday. and inspected
the machine In the Times office.
The Aid Society OF the Methodist
church will meet next Wednesday af-
ternoon. The h0stesses Will be Mrs
Gould, Mrs. Miller and Mrs. Burns.
Mr. and Mrs. w. ~. Yost have re-
turned from California, on account OF
the Illness of Mrs. Yost's mother, Mrs
Lee, Mrs. Lee II improving in health
rapidly.
In our mention or the annual meet
Ing Of the First National Bank held
last week, we failed to include the
name Of II 81 Hardin as one OF the
members Of the board Of directors
The Avalon creamery, which had
quite q trade In this territory, and
located at K0na, has been closed.
Fred Adams has purchased a bar
Der shop at Lakeport, near the Pay
cite lakes
Bonita, the l4-year-old daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs Wheeler Martin,
died at Boise hospital last week.
The family formerly resided at Mer-
idian, and the little girl attended the
public school here.
A special meeting for men only sun
day, Jan 22d, at 3 p. m. In the Mer-
idian Nazarene church Al remedy
viii be offered for our moral condi-
tion that has never failed. We ear
nestiy request you 10 be present.
Walter ID. Smith. Pastor
Boy Scout Troop No. / Of Merid-
ian carried off the honors at the
liares-and hounds tournament ut
Boisa Saturday. They We're In charge
OF Scoutmaster McNeal The boys
followed the lines of the New York
canal from Boise to Barber
The Parent Teachers association
will meet this Friday at $50 at the
Grade school building There will be
o program. including folk dancing by
the younger pupils. An interesting
paper will furnish a theme for dis
cussion, entitled. The Influences Of
Home and School that Prevent
Crime All are invited
Mr.. and Mrs. d. G. Davidson return-
cd to Emmett Sunday after visiting
Il at the homes of Mrs. r.. r. Williams
| and Mrs q. d. Stanfield, sisters OF
Mr.. Davidson. Leora, who had been
Visiting her cousins, Bernita Will
liams and Ruth and Bertha Stanfield,
also returned home with her parents.
Albert Post. the newspaper carrier
boy, had his bicycle stolen month
ago. Recently his brother identified
the stolen wheel In a stock in a sec
ond hand store In Boise The propri-
etor had purchased 1t for So from
d Nampa youth. Albert recovered his
wheel with the aid Of the police, aud
Is SIS ahead.
4sAuAAua&h tS ibIiWuAlP IN securing
the services Of Mrs. Fred Rankin, tho
noted soprano singer of Boise, who
has taken over the work OF teaching
music IN the seventh and eighth
grades at the High school building.
She viii be at the High school each
"Wednesday afternoon. Mr.. Farmer
was unable 20 continue and resigned
In December
4 s 4 Il
Mrs. I. r. Vermiliion of this place
has received the sad news OF the
death Of her mother. Mrs. Margaret
Mcdaniel of Gnllia county, Ohio. at |
the ago of t06 years and 8 months. |
She was born IN Monroe county, Va,
In the year 1915, ON the 18th OF May. I
Death came very peacefully on Thurs
day morning, Jan. 18th. at S.l5. un-
III the last her mind was keen and
bright
There will be dairy meeting in
Meridian to-day friday starting az
10 q, m. under the auspices OF the
Boise COOPERATIVE Creamery Go,
There win be good speakers. r.. II.
Cnmmock, of the University Exten-
sion Department, and Mr. Kunze, the
dairy expert. will address the meet
ing A free lunch will be served at
noon. All interested in dairying are
Invited.
Frank F, Stockwell has received
notice Of a series of meetings for Id
aho and Oregon of the American
Honey Producers League. The idaho 1,
meeting is set for Monday and Tnes-
day, January 23d and gath. at On
tario. Mr.. Stockwell says the aver
age person has no idea Of the amount
Of honey that Is raised here In Mer-
dian and in the country within a
radius of three miles. Each year
from one to six car loads of honey is
shipped out.