The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1922-05-19
MERIDIAN NEWS
FRIDAY. MAY IL. 1922.

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Dr. +. 9. Burkhart was III Boise
"wednesday.
Mlsa Floy Sims was i Visitor IN nag
He Sunday
Lewis Moon was Nampa visitor
1 Monday
rev lay OF Nampa was visitor
there Tuesday
willard morton OF Nampa III visit
ling friends here
/ MIRA Clint Waegoner and son Rob-
lert wore In Boise Tuesday
Mr. and Mrs. ed Butler were Wis
lltors as Caldwell Saturday.
| Misses Henrieita and Tillie schoepe
were at Arrowrock dam Sunday
Miss singrey and her sister Miss
Hope we're sunday visitors at Arrow
Ifoek dam
Mrs. Walter Root and small son
lof Spokane are visiting Mrs. Lola
DAILY and Mrs Henry Tayor.
| Mr.. and Mrs. George Lewis OF Coun-
leu visited Sunday at the home OF Mr.
land Mrs. Colwell Miller.
| Dr. Meredith of Nampa had charge
Tor the services az tho Christian
lehurch here Sunday
! Mrs. Earl Brace and son Mel we're
guests NJ the w. II. Peer home last
Sunday.
Mr and Mrs. =. w. Harreil and
soma Carl and Frank, OF Indian VAL
ley, were here this week.
Charles Sims has returned TO RUN
art after q visit here with his brother
r. II. Sims.
Mrs, Joe Warner and daughter Eva
I Namln are visiting with MRS. w w.
Mooney.
Archie Murphy of Caldwell was d
Sunday visitor at the home OF Mr..
land Mrs. Henry Baker
MIR. and Mrs. Henry Matlock and
son Claude and Eiinor Lucas were
lat Caldwell Sunday.
Mrs Ed Greene of Mountain Home
was 4 Sunday visitor with Mrs. EN-
LanNhear.
Miss Shoemaker OF Nampa was a
visitor with Mrs Henry Baker sun
day.
John Waggoner leaves Sunday for
an extended trip over the state as
deputy prohibition agent.
Mrs. Frank Rhodes and children and
Mrs. Clarence Matlock were Nampa
visitors Saturday.
Mrs. Frank Haasch and children
returned 10 Parma Monday, after a
visit Of the home OF Mrs. Mary Burns.
Mrs. Francis L, Cook has returned
after SIX weeks spent at Vale, Oregon,
fisiting her daughter there,
NGrm A txTskie1x =
~ Melha Sunday, visiting with the
family Of Mr. Webb's brother. Earl
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Ilowry and son
Fred visited Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs, Hawley Jackson.
MIR. and MIRA Nv. Rhines OF Rupert
have returned home after visit here
with their daughter Mrs. D.A. klink
Miss Nell Spencer has position at
CARROTS. taking the place or Mrs.
Hazel snyder, who will attend sum
Eler school at Boise.
Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Burnett and
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Biddick were at
Wilder Sunday. visiting Mr., and Mrs
X. II. Fuller.
Mr.. and Mrs. Colweil Miller and
Harriet. and MIR. and Mrs. George
Lewis OF Council were Arrowrock Wis
itors Sunday.
Arthur Frazier was here Tuesday
to see his sister, Mrs j. M Jackson,
who has been quite III recently She
liz better this week, however.
MRS. Ruby Kooken leaves next week
for Seattle, Spokane and other coast
points, where she will visit during
she summer.
The baseball game played here Smu-
day between the Nampa team aud the
Meridian team was won by the home
team by q score OF . and IL.
Mrs. J.. L. Cleian and baby Stewart
left Sunday for their home at Bishop,
Calf. after spending the winter at
the home OF her parents, Mr. and Mrs
w. s. Natter.
A, g. Goulding, who has been SER
tonsly Ill, has sufficiently recovered TO
be out a few hours each day, and ex-
poets to be fully recovered in q few
days.
3. r Allen. the enterprising Mer-
tdian carpenter. ID building q fine g.
room bungalow for III. TT. Kelley near
the Whitney school. south of Boise
This has full basement and will
cost when complete $1,000.
Three we're initiated into the Reb.
ekah lodge Wednesday night, A. u.
Matcham, Miss Floy Sims and Mrs.
Hartman. The lodge is In a very
prosperous condition just now.
Frank Helm and Charles onwiler
have been awarded the sprinkling
contract for the Meridian streets for
the summer. and both men and teams
are already ION the job
The seventh and eighth grades. I'M
der the direction of Mrs. Rankin, win
furnish the choruses Commencement
night. She will also sing solo FOR
this program.
Miss Bernice Post. Miss Sprout
Miss Edna Rife. Mr.. and Mrs. Kelly
McKinnis. and Doane and Frank
McKinnis made up an Arrow Rock
sight seeing party Sunday. They say
the roads are good, and the scenic
wonders OF the dam are truly marvel-
Gus,