The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1922-06-23
Meridian Local News
FRIDAY. JUNE %. 1922.


for few weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kelly McKinnis were
Melba visitors Sunday.
Ross Smeed Jr, OF Caldwell was a
visitor here Wednesday.
Mrs. Ida Caldwell left Monday for
Portland, for visit with friends.
Mra. Jennie Tompkins of Boise is
the guest OF Mrs. Marie Williamson.
Eiinor Lucas who underwent an
operation recently for appendicitis is
getting along nicely.
Miss Grace Howry has been visiting
In Boise at the home OF her cousin,
Miss Veta Howry
Miss Jessie Miller is employed at
the Meridian CommiHsary. starting
work there Monday.
Mrs. Frank Pry has gone to Denver
Arthur Frazier OF Boise was here
Thursday.
Mrs. Dan Barker was called to Pas
|adena by the serious illness OF her
sister, Mrs. Katon.
The Farmers Home club was re-
Gently entertained ct the home Of
IS. w. Wright.
John Beery left Sunday night for
Twin Falls, where he Will spend a
month with friends
Mr.. and Mrs. willard Taylor spent
Sunday at Nampa with Mrs. Cope
land
Dorothy Dunlap OF Caldwell has
been the geust OF Frances and Mar
Tory Baird
elmer NJ, Johnson, a former Mer-
idian student, graduated this year
from Cornell university.
w. J Krulish OF Austin. Mimi, is
visiting his son John Krulish and
daughter Mrs. joe Roeberry.
Mrs. Earl Coleman spent the week
end with her father Q, VI. Sehern at
Boise.
Elizabeth Lucas Is spending the
week In Boise at the home OF Mrs.
Mable Scott.
w T.. Nelson, father OF Mrs. Matt
Henderson, is at ST. Luke's hospital,
suffering with stroke of paralysis.
w. II. Baird Ii having modern six
room bungalow built on his property
on West Pine street.
| Mrs. Rens Sailor, Mrs. Henry Richie
land Miss Lena Brown OF Boise were
here Sunday visiting with Mrs. Marie
Williamson.
| The Misses Dorothy, Mary Lucille
land Katherine Gilmore, Of Boise
lwere week end guests at the home OF
Miss Lily Bentley.
/ Ralph Durham and bride who have
been guests at the II. O. Johnson
home, have returned to their home
In Ogden, Utah.
Harold Salisbury. one of the honor
i students of the University OF Idaho
has returend to Meridian for vac
Iation with home folks.
i MIR. and Mrs Forest Cahill, Mr.. ant
Mrs. Ralph Berry and Mrs. John l.
i Waggoner motored to Barrel Springs
Sunday and enjoyed q picnic dinner
Jack McGil, who has been EN-
! ployed as night Waterman In Merid
Pendleton, Oregon, where he will
i work in the harvest fields
i Waldo Burns and #. Pry were In |
motor cycle accident Friday neal
Eagle. Both were thrown from thu
machine, but suffered only a few
bruises.
A party consisting OF Mr.. and Mrs
: Gey. Hardin. DR., Numbers. Miss Myr
II tie Beasley, Miss Nellie Spencer ant
Joe Departee spent Sunday at Rub,
L Creek
There will be an important business
meeting of the Y w. G. Al Wednes
day. June 2Sth. at $50, at the hons
OF Miss Dorothy Neal All member
come.
Fred Lamm and son Cleave lief
Sunday for their home at Independ
ence. Kansas. after spending the pas
six months at the home OF his mothe
here
II The Acme Rebekah lodge eleete,
the following officers at their las
Imeting. Mrs, Jennie King, N. G
Mrs. Nettie Summers, v. c.: Rutl
Nelson, recording secretary: Mrs
lJessie Matcham, financial secretary
Ameda Adams, treasurer.
II AT the third annual recital OF tn
Boise academy of music, given at tn
, Bishop futile hall. in Boise. June z
Vernon Taylor, son of Henry Taylor
and pupil OF Prof. Oliver G. Jones
gave a number on the program whicl
was considered one of the best of tn
eyening