The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1905-04-29
Miss Bell Of Caldwell is visiting

III fdrma-
Chauncey Strickland made q
business trip to Caldwell We'd
nesday.
Rev. Davies oil Payette occu-
pied the pulpit Of the Presby te-
rian church last Sunday.
w. Il. Mitchell was in Caldwell
the first Of the week in connec-
ton with the water case.
r. d. Bayer took his mother to
the hospital at Boise this morn
ing for treatment.
f. NJ. Kirkpatrick was in
Caldwell the first OF the week at
tending the big irrigation suit
c. H. Allen shipped six cars OF
beef cattle to Omaha this week.
Mr.. Allen went along with the
stock to look after the ship
ments.
G. e. Holman OF Caldwell will
speak mt the Presbyterian church
Wednesday evening next, May
3, in the interests OF the Anti
Saloon League of Idaho.
Miss Elsie Matthews il confined
to her bed at the home OF her
grandmother. Mrs. Shipley, with
an attack of typhoid fever. Her
mother cstme down from Star
Thursday to be in attendance.
Z. II. Ross will leave Tuesday
for Portland, where he will re-
main through the summer. Mr..
Ross has recently patented Il
comb cleaning device, which he
will place on exhibition at the
fair.
John Nj. Ross, one of Parma s
old time citizens. il visiting his
sons here Mr.. Ross is located
at Pocatello, and was called here
at this time in connection with
the big water suit at Caldwell, III
which he is a witness. He will
return home today.
Vim. Momberg, late of London.
England, will open up a modern
bakery and restaurant in the
Leigh building on the corner of
Second and Main during the
coming week. The building has
been remodelled, and i fine oven
built ON the rear Mr. Momberg
1t entitled to the thanks and the
support OF tue people OF Parma.
and the HERALD wishes him I'M
qualified success.
DR.. ". =. Waldrop and wife
have removed to Caldwell where
he will practice medicine in the
future. His practice here will be
continued by DR.. Rusk. who is
now taking n post-gradua t e
course in the east, and who will
return to Parma about the mid
die of summer. Dr.. Waldrop's
appointment as county physi-
clan has made the change of res
idence necessary. but lie will con-
tinue to look after his practice
here until the return OF DR.. Rusk.
The dance given by the ladies
of Camp 4137, Royal Neighbors
OF America, was a most enjoy
able affair. A nice crowd was
present, and jollity was the or
der of the hour. Refreshments
fit TO tickle the palate of an cpl
cure were served i'm the room ad-
joining the hall, by the ladies OF
the lodge. While this was the
first ball given by the Royal
Neighbors, they handled the
affair like vetrans.
DR.. J. W. Easter and family
arrived from Weiser Thursday,
and viii locate here permanently
for the practice Of dentistry. His
dental rooms will be over the
Parma State Bank. where he can
be found at any time. The
Weiser World of Yesterday SAYS /:
"Dr. and Mrs. j ". Easter lett
yesterday afternoon for their
new home at Parma, where the
doctor has arranged to open his
dental offices. During his long
residence here the doctor has
built up a large and lucrative
practice. Special inducem m =
have been made Co him to locate
in the growingcitN of Parma but
hn n~n..of. 20 s.,s. L.. $780,. l.,