The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1922-03-10
MERIDIAN NEWS
FRIDAY, MARCH 10, 1929.
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Walter Nfcnois was AZ CaidWsii
Tuesday
Harland Hutchinson Is at Ten Davis
ranch this week.
John Baird is recovering from an
attack of the Influenza.
Marion Dorsey of Boise has been
vsaitinB with Johnnie Williamson.
Mrs. Homer Tolleth has been quite
Itil This week but n better.
j. w. Bay of Notus Is visiting here
at the home OF hts daughter. Mrs. I'D
Hartman
HischeI Jones was In Meridian
Friday. He Is nov working at caid.
we'll.
Henry Matlock Is ali the garage
again, after an absence on account OF
Illness With the prevailing influenza
Mr.. and MRS. j. w. Deidiker and
children are moving TO the John
Beery place east Of Meridian.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Gay and family
will leave soon for Kansas. City where
they Will make their home
Mira. Brown Miller OF Boise visited
her mother, Mrs. George Gregory
recently.
Mrs. Abbie Leighton, principal OF
the Meridian grade school. was al
Kuna, this week, visiting her son.
Superintendent George Gould has
been I'LL at his home this week with
influenza.
Ralph Palmer. clerk at the Tolleth
Mercantile store, Is III at home this
week.
Miss bertha singrey has been NJ
| the last week with influenza and un-
able TO attend to her school duties al
Nampa.
Mrs. Mary French writes TO have
the Times sent to her at II. d. s.. Boz
i8 a.. Salem, Oregon, where she Ii 10
Gated for few months.
| Mrs. Mary Burns, who has been ser
iousiy III at the home Of her sister. IL
Hoise. Is now out Of danger, and II
recovering slowly.
| The r. r. A. did not have its reg
ular meeting Monday evening on &C
count OF the prevailing sickness, bu
l has been postponed until the evening
OF March Goth.
Charles Turner has gone to Spokan,
i where he has employment. Mrs. rur
/ ner and children. Lorrin and Lois
Twin Join him after the close o
school
The chicken supper to have beef
held at the Christian church this Fri
day evening. has been postponed un
It'll some future date, on account o
the flu.
1 ~. G. STARK, repair man for the Id
aho Power CO.. Ia one OF the victim
OF the flu this week. He was threat
ended with pneumonia but the feve
has left him. and he will probably b
all right ina few days.
The grade and high schools In Mel
/ idian were closed Monday on accour
OF so many being absent, by Illness
. II Is supposed II the situation doe
! not grow worse. the schools will n
open Monday.
II II. #, Angler son-in-law Of u. {
Humphrey, has purchased the mic
. Royal stanton acreage, In the wei
Ipart OF Meridian. He and his famil
are moving there this week. The plaC
has quite q lot OF berries and fruit.
Rey. Charles Quinn taught the Enl
iish and history classes Thursday an
: Friday OF Miss Hazel McKern OF III
2 Meridian rural high school, Mil
Hazel MeKern was i'll at her hon
{ with an attack of the influenza.
The Naxarene meetings. that ha,
been held In Meridian for the pa
! ten weeks. by Rev Gilmore, OF Nan
"a. and Rev. w. ID. Smith. the loci
! pastor. have closed. Quite numb.
: of additions to the congregation wei
! secured.
A number OF the members of II
MERIDIAN l. o. o. r. lodge, Gttende
la meeting OF the lodge at Eagle We,
: lnesday, and report good time, TT
Meridian visitors were; Harley Tu
! lner. Clay Summers, II. NJ Hartma
L. b. Laing. G. @, Miller, Ed Baldwin
/ lis. w. Shook, Amos Whiteley, G.
: MeCorkle, and ED Harp.
Dearduff Il Goulding, the propr
Il eors OF the Meridian garage. have 4
4 stalled complete gas and oil puml
4 Ing system which In the very latea
: and with which the public will be Sc
! lived promptly and accurately. Just ;
soon AZ you need anything In the o
\ or gas line. give them calls
4 rather. drive in