The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1922-02-17
MERIDIAN NEWS
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY II, io2a.
Doris Hunt has been iii with pneu-

! Doris Hunt has been il with pneu-i
monia
| Born ID Mr. and Mrs. James ID.
Robertson, Of Meridian, February 10,
Ia daughter.
j. M. Dodds and family or Merid-.
liam we're guests Of the Misses Pearl
lana Stella Dodds at Nampa Sunday.
| Claude. the Young son OF Henry
| Maddox, has had scarlet fever In a
Hight form and has been quarantined
LAT hts home.
David BiddIe has raaigned HIS posi-
ltion I'll the Rice Pharmacy He left
fxseertiy for Eugene. Oregou, where
he wifi reenter the state university.
Mrs Mayme Hand of the CONNER
leIal department oil the Meridian high
school, was visiting H0sae schools
lAaandAy.
| Mr. and MRS. 5ohn Waggoner, who
Ihaye been in boise during the winter
Intend 10 return 10 their home here
| soon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry ToIleth and
Prof, and Mira. Colweil Miller attend-
| ed the Sehnmaan- Heink concert In
Tsoisa Monday evening.
The wabash Orchestra, consist
| Ing Df Elmer Yates. Earl Fowler. and
llFrank and Edna Rite, gave dance
"wednesday night at the Community
hall
supt. George Gould, j G. Beam,
and Arthur and Jack Garrett attend
ed the Lincoln day banquet Mt the
Owyhee hotel al Boise Monday even
Ing.
Ftma~.. ~. was. 49, .s,xs.4a Il s.
the farm on the State highway east
OF town. and has rented the McGpar-
ran place. lately occupied by George
Ilagge and family.
MF. and Mrs. isaac Pfost left Nam
pa Tuesday evening for Salt Lake.
whore they will visit for two weeks,
and then plan 10 20 to California.
where they Will make their future
home.
George rarkin wac taken seriously
| III Wednesday and was taken to a
Boise hospital for treatment. Re-
ports from there today say he Ii
setting along all right, and will have
| . minor upeation Ia q few days,
The revival meetings at the Christ
/ ian church. In charge OF Reys. Cole
i and Cook, have resulted In at least
| 40 aeeessions 10 that church, and ii.
Isac0Fe or more received baptism Sun
| day. The meetings are continuing this
week
Miss Edna Russell returned home
Thursday evening" Feb. 9th, after
| spending almost year visiting near
HntIedgG, Mo Miss Grace Egbert OF
RutledEe. Mo-, accompanied her
home, Mrs. Finley OF Emmett. also
Waited At the Russell home the first
OF the week,
Vim. MoreIand Of the local lettuce
growers association. thinks there will
be some difficulty In securing proper
seed IL the intending grower waits for
| q longer time. Those who have not
1 arrapged for their 1922 seed should
| get busy, Good seed III going to DO
scarce In the very near future, ac-
eordlng TO reports.
We had little SNOW I'm Meridian
recently but here Is how II showed in
the mountains: Monday reports were
| received by the III s, weather bureau
showing the depths OF snow as fol-
lows: Wallace. In north Idaho, l6
Inches: Pierce City as; at Payette
lakes tMcCaill as inches: Atlanta
| as; Idaho City. 46; More creek SUM
init, 50; HALEY 92s ketehum 38.
| G. A. Remington, manager OF the
NaInpa Il Meridian Irrigation Dis
| triet, writes 10 the Times of the im-
| portance of the Irrigation meeting
Inext Tuesday nj Parkin's hall In Mer-
ieiian. The time will be / b M A
Ntmilar meeting will he held the day
before at Nampa, All water users
and land owners In the district are
invited to be present. Important
matters win be presented for consid-
eraticn.
The Odd Fellows and Rebekahs
Tuesday evening gave for the meme
hers q eget-aequainted parry. Al
large number we're present and i most
4 enjoyable time was had Speeches
i were made by the Rey Quinn aud
\ Rey. Cock, alr. Cole, the evangelist,
4 gave delightful readings Several
children OF the members gave read
ings and piano selections Refresh
ments were served In the banquet
hall az tables decorated With ralen-
Itine fayors,
FORTY ACRES IN MERIDIAN
SECTION rs ENOUGH
A. ID, Stanton OF the Meridian State
Bank. suggests that forty acres which
~ % ...4 80. II.