The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1922-04-28
MERIDIAN NEWS
FRIDAY, APRIL as, 1Da2.


cor rhneson Of kama was here
1'nesday.
q. ri Doaine OIL Kuna, was here
Tuesday.
Mrs. Abbie Leighton was week
end visitor at Ustick.
Miss Carrie Roath visited Mt Eagle
Sunday. With friends.
John Bnsby LEFT Tuesday for Port
land. where he Will look after some
businesa interests.
@. G.. Case Of Lexington. Neb., an
unclo of r. M Case OF Meridian, is
visiting here for d few days.
Mrs. MAude Gilbert who has been
III gat her home with pneu-
fuonia, IL improving.
Judge ana Mra. w. @. Dunbar on
Boise ware Waiting friends here Taos
day evening,
Mr.. and Mrs. Cole Younger have
conc 10 California, where they OK
rect to make their future home
MRS. Marie Williamson was at Boise
Monday. and received supplies for
registration, for the election and pri-
mary.
Mrs. George Gould has been III at
her home. Some time ago Mrs. Gould
had an attack on Influenza and has
never fully recovered from 1t.
George w. Watson OF Meridian and
Omega spdva OF Boise secured mar
siage license AT the Office OF the
county recorder ~ Caldwell Wednea-
day.
This afternoon at 2 O'Clock a jap
anese program will be given In Misc
fiiffords room by her pupils. The
asnie program Will be given Monday
night at the r. r. Al meeting.
A. n. Stalker has returned from a
stay with his son Henry at Emmett.
Mr.. Staiker's health is much bettar,
and he has nearly recovered from the
effects of recent severe illneGs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Potter enter
tained q number or their friends Sun-
day evening. Including Mrs. Mart
Mccoy and children, Dave and Lloyd
Culver, Mr.. and Mrs. M. Lindsay.
The chairman. Mrs. Mabel Gregory.
Of the Meridian Parent Teachers,
called business meeting OF the ex-
scutive board Tuesday afternoon at
LAG ut&n bSnuN&.
Carpenters are busy repairing the
home OF DIR. Neal, which was dam
aged by fire recently. A sun parlor
and sleeping room viii be added 10
the residence.
Mrs. Ed Krider who has been III
at Boise hospital for the past three
weeks. will be able to return to her
home three miles north OF Meridian
the first Of next week.
Come and see the Adventures OF
Grandpa al the Orchard Ridge
mile west of Pfost station, Saturday
evening. April 20. Given by Grange
No. 141. Admission 26c: children 1bc
The ladies OF the Amity commune
ity club are giving q play this Friday
evening. entitled THE Old Maids
Convention at the Amity school
house. Admission igc and 25c. Pro-
eseds TO 10 towards the piano, re-
Gently installed.
Roy Nelson and Ellis Miliikan, OF
Meridian, left recently for Hunt
ington. Oregon, where they viii work
on the railroad construction for Nor
rsson a. knudson. contractors. Later
the boys say they will take NJ q min
Ing claim and work ii next winter.
The Royal Neighbors will have a
cooked food sale at the postofilce this
Saturday. Come and get material
Tor Sunday dinner. Proceeds of the
sale will be used to pay the expense
of delegates to aatend the state con-
vention at Mountain Home May IT.,
Thirty-fiye members OF the Girls
Reserve went on hike Monday even
ing to the ID. nj. Beery ranch south
east of Meridian. A picnic supper
was served and the girls enjoyed
some outdoor games. Mrs. Colwell
Miller. Miss Blanch Clark and Miss
Hazel Mckern accompanied the girls.
Attention is called to the operetta
10 be given by the Seventh and Eighth
grade students OF the Meridian junior
high school on Friday evening, May
9Th. The students are practicing
under the direction OF Mrs, Fred J.
Rankin, music supervisor. and this in
sures production OF merit. This
school operetta Is entitled The Love
Pirates OF Hawaii and the music Is
said TO particularly nleasing
The Junior class OF the Meridian
high school presented last Friday ey-
ening TO large audience the bright
comedy of rural life, Just Plain
Folks" Prof. Colwell Miller drilled
the students and they gave drama
in way that would do credit to q
professional company OF artists. The
parts we're we'll sustained by Ralph
Knight. Melvin Lane. Oscar Raines.
Harvey Moore. Harold johnson. Gill
bert Stanton, Ethel Case, Edith Pow
ell. Pebaleta Duffus and Violet Mad