The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1922-06-09
Meridian L0cnI Neat,s
FRIDAY. JUNE Q. Ia22

fhlitA "A June 81 1922
Born, 70 Mr.. and Mrs, I'D Neal. |
daughter
Born 10 Mr.. and Mrs Earl Fulcher
q son.
M ! Howard Of PocateIlo was hers
Monday
George, the small son OF M. q Lem
niger. III III this week.
Martha Laurence ID recovering from
an attack of scarlet fever.
Miss Vira Klink has ii position In
the Meridian State Bank.
Mr.. and MRS. Harold Downey 81
King Hin are visiting here,
Miss Mary Corbin of Boise was q
week end visitor III Meridian.
Mr.. and Mrs g. Floyd OF Long Val.
ley are visiting here this week.
Il, b. Grifiith IN having large barn
built on his farm northeast OF town
Charles Cox IL having new porch
built on the east side OF his residence.
Mrs. Chas. Jeffries OF Gienns Ferry,
was visiting with Mrs n. M Lam
rheaf ttiia week.
d. o. Iiighley ia employed In the
cream department at Stalker'a
store.
Al T.. Vaaney of Council was here
Monday evening 10 organize the Voc
mans lodge.
Mr.. and Mrs P w Case and daugh-
ters Fern and Ethel we're at Arrow
rock Sunday
Ray Prov has returend from Idaho
City, where he has been for several
weeks.
Mrs. John Swanson ii very low at
her home In Meridian. No hopes are
held ont for her recovery.
Sarah Rebecca Daily who has been
III with scarlet fever Is much inn
proved.
John Krnlish Is doing carpenter
work at the new ice plant now being
built at Nampa.
Mrs. Charles Pickett and daughter
of Boise, were In town this week, Wis
iting friends.
Lloyd Eaton and family have moved
from their ranch near Victory to
paoce 80 miles above Arrowrock.
Mr. and Mrs. David Van Trump
left recently for Kansas, for visit
with relatives. The trip is made by
auto.
Oscar Moberley, OF Middleton, whose
wife and son Glenn were killed when
the auto he Was driving was hit by
an interurban car, will recover.
Mr.. and Mrs II. w. Hazen and fam
lily OF Caldwell were visitors here
Sunday, with Mr.. and Mrs. Milt Lou
There viii be an Odd Fellows and
Rebekah dance June 9th at parkin's
hall. All Rebekahs and Odd Fellows
are invited,
{ A party consisting OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Dearduff, Mrs. Sternberg, and Mrs.
Ethel Lockwood, visited at Arorw-
rock dam Sunday
Miss Edna Rogers of Boise has been
In Meridian. called on account OF the
feeble condition OF her father, George
Rogers.
George Powell has received word of
the death OF his Oldest sister, Mrs.
Anna Bright, OF Cascade, Iowa, at the
age OF s2 years.
w II. Goodall has his new house
on his farm three miles south OF town
under way. S. L. Hughell is helping
him.
The Valley league will have game
at the Meridian park Sunday and the
Meridian ball tossers will play Melba.
The Meridian band Will play.
Mir. and MRS Leslie Floyd OF Cas-
"a
They purchased the Jess Parker place
last year. which they now rent out.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. D. Stanton attended
the Chantaaqua at Kuna Tuesday ev-
ening. This lis an annual event at
our neighboring town, and Is given
free Of admission charge.
A dinner party was given at McDer-
mott recently by Mr.. ond Mrs. n, t.,
Kinaer for MIR, aud Mrs. G. r. Kinzer,
who left for California to spend the
summer.
Rev. w. ID Smith was attending
the annual conference OF the Naz-
arene church OF Nompa this week
The sessions began Tuesday and will
continue until Sunday night.
Ralph Beery started new house
this week on lots on State street. In
the north part OF Meridian. The cost
will be about $4,000, and the house
win have five rooms and bath.
Mrs. II. A. McCool and children of
Emmett visited Mr.. and Mrs. George
Rogers Thursday OF last week. This
was Mrs. McCool's first visit TO this
part OF the valley In u years.
Jerry burnett has gone TO Des
Moines, Iowa, where he will take a
course OF instruction at an undertake
.ers' institute, He will be away for
several weeks.
The new residence for Mr.. Lund Is
being built on his farm and not In
town. as mentioned last week. H.C.
Johnson and w II. Rains are doing
the work.
Miss Myrtle Beasley has returned
from Weiser, whore she has complet-
ed a successful term of school, and
she has been reemployed for another
year.