The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1922-05-26

/ MTS. iua baidWeii WAS ~ BOISE
1 Wednesday,
MRS. III Al songer was iii Nafnpa
/ "Wednesday,
! Mrs Mary French was Visitor In
lthe capital city Wednesday,.
Mrs. Charles Wallace Is quite SER
}iousIy III at her home here.
MIR. and Mrs. Ralph fIoseley were
lat Arrowrock Sunday.
! Joe DePartee OF Nampa was visiting
lfriencs here sunday
| Miss esther Wood has returned to
lCliff, Idaho. after d stay hcres
| T3ernerdlna Curtis OF Kuna Id visit
ling at the home Of Pansy Stalker.
| George McKinnis OF Wilder Is visit
here. at the home Of bis parents.
| MRS. Herbert Mersdorf and children
we're visitors In Boise Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs H. NJ Gilbert were at
Ontario and New Plymouth Sunday
Mrs. Goldie Taylor OF Walia Waila,
/ Wash, IL visiting her mother Mrs.
Lola Daily.
Miss Alma Cox. who has been on the
sick list, was able to return to school
this week
Mrs Iyog Halliday, of Boise, is Wis
lifting her sister-in-law Mrs. Francis
IAtwater
Mr.. and Mrs, Arthur Garrett and
A.. y Tallman attended the Shriners'
lplcnie at Hagerman sunday.
A. v. Baldwin has his new resi-
denee on west Pine street completed,
and Il 10 being occupied.
Miss Sudie Skeen gave birthday
Iparty to her friends Saturday even
ling
Mr.. and Mrs. William Deck OF Nam
pa were recent visitors at the home
OF Mr. and Mrs. J M Anderson.
Several OF the Eighth grade teach
ers and children were visitors Sunday
at Arr0wrock dam.
| Milton Fiack has returned from In
| dian Valley where he took stock for
the summer range.
The McKinnis orchestra gave a
Idance Friday evening in honor of the
junior aud senior classes.
Mrs, Laura Upton has bought a
farm near Rivers Crossing and Will
make her home there.
| Mr.. and Mrs Mart Mccoy aud
IchlIdrea have gone TO their former
home In Kansas The trip is being
imade by auto
Master Roger Parks has arrived
from Salt Lake for visit with his
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Rogers.
| NJ. L, Williams, the handy man, has
moved to Nampa, preparatory to go-
lng ON the road in few weeks,
bound for Arkansaw
John Hedges was called to Long
! Beach, Calf, owing to the serious
illness OF his brother Date. John
writes that his brother Is no better
Mr.. and Mrs. Roderick Nav and
children have gone to Smiths Prairie
near Lenox postotIice weber they have
4 cattle ranch.
FL r. Angler has gone to Dixon.
Wyoming, where he will dispose OF
his property interests there before re-
turning to Idaho.
Arthur Frazier. the insurance man,
is attending a convention OF the
agents OF the Penn Mutual at Phil
ladelphia. Pa,
| The Methodist church ladies aid will
meet next Wednesday afternoon at
the usual time and place. The pat
ronesses win be, Mesdames McFar-
land. Leighton and Bryce.
Born. to Mr.. and Mrs. Vern v. Cald-
WE'LL at King Hill, Idaho, Sunday,
May 81, 1922, a girl. Mrs Caldwell
iwill be remembered as Miss Bessie
Cox
vern Caldwell, who has been assis-
4 tot, sat.as, ..f 4
has been appointed superintendent of
year,
Born, May 18th, TO Mr.. and Mrs.
Lester r. Morgan, Of Preston, Idaho.
! a daughter, Jean Marie. Mrs. Morgan
was formerly Miss Charity Simon, a
teacher in the high school.
Pauline the infant daughter of
! Mr. and Mrs Monroe Keller, was
hurried Monday morning at the Mer-
lidian cemetery Brief service was
HELD at the cemetery
Mrs. Willis Morford was given a
birthday surprise dinner Sunday.
Ralph Potter aud family. Arthur
Thomas Of Boise and Mrs Jesse Par
ker were among the guests.
i A party consisting Of Mr.. and Mrs,
&c. w. Thomas. Mr. and Mrs. Dewey
Hudson, OF Nampa. N. Il. Wisner
land b. G. Humphrey, were at Swan
Falls Sunday.
Mrs. Oryille Douglas Is visiting in
Moscow, Idaho, ut the home of her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs Il. o. Mccoy,
and will be present at the graduating
exercises there OF her sister Mile,
Miss Maude Rogers. one OF the
clerks in the office of the public
health department. at the state house
was IN Meridian Sunday, visiting hei
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. George Rog-
lers.
Francis Atwater, the bee man, ha;
gone to Phoenix. Arizona. to give
expert testimony IN law suit ii
which settlers claim damages from {
smelter company for the loss of theil
bees.