The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1922-06-16
Meridian Local Nesgs
FRIDAY, JUNE is, 1872.
Everett Harp il on The sick list.

Mr. and Mrs. H. E.S Sims were al
Hnbie creek Sunday.
Francis Atwater has returned from
his Verde Nevada, trip.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. ri. Rhoads Of
Houston, are visiting here,
Mrs, Il. RI. Grondahl and son Hal
word we're liz Nan1pa Thursday.
i Mrs. g. w. Nusbaum ID visiting hel
daughter Mrs, n. n Hant.
i Mr.. and Mrs. Denver Headrick oil
Melba we're here Monday,
| Joe Cooper, who has been here to
see bis mother. who III Ill, returned
10 Moscow Tuesday.
i. A. Arnot and daughter Eva Mel
slson, of Troy. idaho, are guests at the
Roy. Cooper home.
Mrs Bernard Coils, mother oil
Mrs. r II Mci1ermott, Ii quite III at
| her home.
The Meridian team won fl the game
her Sunday between Melba and the
local nine.
| Maravette and Maxine Light OF
Boise we're Weekend guests of theif.
launt, Mrs. Walter Breshears
aolsiie Heater sustained fracture
Of her arm Monday from falling
from a swing.
Rev Cook left Monday for Burley
70 attend the Christian church con-
ference there
Any able bodied man out OF Job
can find plenty to do In the hay
fields just now.
A farewell party was given Rev.
w. ID. Smith and family Monday ey-
ening, on the eve OF their departure.
Mr.. and Mrs Il. G. Stark and Mar
jorie have returned after several days
aEent with relatives near Kuna.
The condition OF Mrs. John Swan
son is extremely critical, and her
friends have given up hope OF her
recovery.
joyce Timer OF Blue Valley Is the
guest Of her grandparents Mr.. and
Mrs. T. E Ulmer, "a miles south
west OF Meridian.
The Rev. Homer Saxon and Mrs
Saxon OF Enterprise, Kansas, were
visitors here Sunday. Claude Al !.
Saxon OF Mora accompanied them.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry II. Rogers, who
We're called here by the death OF Mr..
Rogers father, returned to Paris,
Idaho, Tuesday
Homer Champlin OF Baker City, Ore.
and Harry Champlin, OF Salt Lake,
We're here Monday, looking after the
estate Of their mother.
Miss Estelle Clifford writes from
Portland that she is having most
enjoyable vacation. Mrs. M. T.. Hand
IL also In Portland, visiting friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Milton Flack and
children have returned from a trip
to Long Valley, where Mr.. Flack has
ranch interests.
Miss Veda Elliott etertained the
members OF her Sunday-school class
at her home two miles south of town
tuesday afternoon. Refreshments OF
ice cream and cake were served
Miss Mary Wolfe entertained a
number of her friends at a birthday
party Saturday evening The time
was spent In amusements, and dainty
refreshments were served.
The Royal Nighbors will hold their
annual picnic at the Boise high school
park Sunday Those wishing to go
are invited to meet at the Nj. w. Al,
HHti ~ ~ y CLOCK,
The next y.W.C.A. meeting viii be
held at the home OK Miss Mary Pierce
Tuesday, June 18th. Members win
take the 1.t2 car from Meridian to
Onwiler station.
Mrs. Raymond II. OFT and three
children OF Caldwell, were visiting
with the Clark, Fowler and White.
and other old friends In Meridian this
week.
John Hedges returned last evening
from Long Beach. Calf, and says
the Boise valley beats anything he
has seen He says his brother Date
who has been very Ill, is improving
In health.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Mathews. Ivan
Mathews. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Mathews
Miss Confeld, and Mr.. and Mrs. Gear
hart We're at Barrel springs, Just over
the summit OF the Idaho city road,
Sunday.
Miss Trina Reed. formerly teacher
In English In the Meridian high
school, was married at Boise last
Monday morning TO MILFORD L.Whyte
Instructor In the University OF Col
orado at Boulder.
Mr.. aud Mrs. vern Caldwell who
have been visiting here from King
Hill, have gone TO MOSCOW where Mr..
Caldwell will attend summer school.
Miss Ardath Caldwell accompanied
them.
Harry Tolleth, Arthur Garrett. TO.
Johnson and A W Tallman are hav-
Ing big time at the Shriners con-
vention at San Francisco If the re-
ports In the papers are true. The
delegates viii not have dun NOM
ent.
Mrs. Mary French has received
word that her son Jasper. who is
taking forestry engineering at the
University Of Washington at Seattle,
has been selected as president OF the
forestry club. which is considered
position OF honor.
a letter from Mrs. G. s. Neal. from
kalispeIl, Montana, says she arrived