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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-08-04
Highland Springs.

Mrs. G. W. Wayland is spending
several weeks with Mrs p. A. Fin
nerty, having Just returned from 4
pleasant visit&to her husbands MOO
PIE IN Culpeper county; from there She
will visit In Newport News. James,
town and Virginia Beach.
Miss Lillian Austin. after a lengthy
visit to her parents at Bcechwood
Park, and a trip to the Jamestown
Exposition. left during the past week
for her native home In Toledo, o.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kennedy, with their
two children, Miss Susie and Master
Aioysius Kennedy, accompanied by
their daughter, Mrs Theresa Berger,
were recent visitors at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. P. AtFInnerty.
Miss Anna Barnette and Miss Jessie
Barrel OF Delta, Pa, are guests at
Mrs Parsons any
Mrs James Davis is visiting Mr. ana
Mrs. J. w. Dudley, at Sunset Gotta go
from which place she Will take a. trin
north. - q - =
MISS Kathryn Smith, OF Buffalo. N.
- IS spending ltS vacation with her
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs Waterman
M. Citerley. at Ben Lomond
Miss sallie Shore. of Blackstone, Va,
is visiting her friend and schoolmato
Miss sallie Gatewood. at Falrview.
Miss Iris Drewry. after a delightful
visit with her friend, Miss sallie Gate
wood. left Wednesday, for her home
in Goochland county.
There will be a lawn party for, the
benefit OF the May Council, No 81
Daughters of Liberty. at Seven Pines
Pavilion, August 9th. Only a very
small admission fee will be charged.
Mrs Tretrick, Of Baltimore, who hn:
been on a visit to relatives in Rich
mond, was recent guest at the home
of ller brother, Mr.. Rosenberg, on Elm
| Avenue.
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i 7 3 4 \ * = I II
q visit Of some duration to her SIS
ter III New Jersey.
MR. and Mrs. Joseph r tourd,leaii
nave nay returned to their home OH CHEST.
nut I'll after 81 Visit to Now York and
5ot l1sa NNorthern cities
Miss Eleanor Snslow after spend
iihs some time with friends IN Staun-
ttor- O., has returned To tIighland
Park.
Miss Anna Williams, after spending
some time with her cousins. Misses
bersie nnd Bertha Marshall ana WIN
lifiends In Blackstone, has returned 10
Woodstock, Va
MISS Julia McCo,rts of Norfoik, is
tiles guest of her cousin, Miss Goil-
stance Rcdd or ,Third Avenue.
Miss Pattie Christian, of Poplar Hi,
Is the guest of Miss Alice Henley, OF
Essex county.
Miss Mozele Partee has returned
to ller home In Bluefeld. ". Va" after
visiting Misses Ella and Louise Ken
ME. Of Fourth Avenue.
Miss Alice Matlcr SLATER has re-
turned from Estaunton where she was
the guest az Miss Massie Sable,
Mr.. and Mrs. John l.ipscoinb OF New
York have q, returned after spending
'c VI Il ~ weeks Wltu III Az ., 49, " :
Vaughan. of Highland Park.
Mrs. Edwards nnd Miss Pearl Ed
wards of Atlanta, Ga. have been visit
ing Mrs. lille Iarbroush. of fif .tl
Mrs. Finder, OF Hinton, w. Va IS
the guest OF Mrs. w. a. Beard, OF
Chestnut Hill.
Mrs. Tuck and little daughter. OF
South Boston, are spending some time
with Mrs. Buckley, of Chestnut HUI.
Miss Lushbrougl, of stanton, W.
Is spending some time with Miss Alma
OF Third Avenue.
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cat Leaps or slsyscraper.

The failing OF a black cat from window
on the thirteenth floor OF the Republic
building. State and Adams Streets. shortly
before o'clock this morning. caused ex-
element among early shoppers and pedes-
trians II was suggested by policemen that
at work on n scaffoding at the fifteenth
floor. where they were washing the tile front
OF the building. The workmen said the "a t.
appeared to jump from tho window, but that
1t mlgN. have made an attempt to catch q
bird or an insect. thereby losing 1t footing
on tho window edge. The animal was so
badly injured that 1t had to be killed
Chicago Post
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News Of the Suburbs
Lee District

Lee Dlsllie@
#g Airs. John II. Powers. OF Allen Ave.
,,nn recommended ~, A,rs 4r,tner aud
49,, ,,. IA, ,veu.
asss - = 80
4 nesdaS afternoon 70 SPEND I" &, rioii'l
visiting relatives III ST. Louis. Nc,
Mr.. and Mrs. Hosea u. Wolrord, OF
,,.,. a., ,,,t,.x ,,a,. NOM vistl.
a'a' LIMIT Vs. wy r,,',..,,
Ing Mrs. e, W, eampeel'' III iNei'si''il"'
are now spending rome time With MI
NM Mrs lanes 9ctiraw III, No 2lt2
,u. r,,sa ,tro ~ Iis,,,n.pn. sidney,
~. a.. satf,,.saa - ba,, ho,re from
80 ,.i. IL NJ 3t,tat,r,.a ~ pnyne M.
aoo,Si,.l ~ ,,,a,,na
-, - n tt,n,to,,nnd children
~, S,a,.,,, staa5oy, strne, laft
". III r,ar,,,l,el,,s AlbemaIle
,,.a,. -, s,,end III. 3n,nnth Of August
1917 - ,a ST.. ~ la. uns1e nlr. r.
VEIN,
~ e., t,.,,a,. AZ sAtl,nia Ga who
,.,a - H., .ta,nns,n,y,t l,,x-
spen, Yen NY ,s a. ne w,s ths cues, Of
Me-. ,I,,,,.s Winston Nn. 1p1s Grove
s'a I, - i not. ~ G,hnrlotte county.
,.t.;.;, nnIotires MA eyneets 10
a. 80 I,iat,,,a,,a ana sbend soma
4 ,,.itj /, lac ag m IN
e ,'o'e 49,. 49, ,,.n,,no
~, IN, NJ ~ cco,t ,,,,rt nave re-
49,, ~ ,,sai ,,n,,a 40 soo7 Hanover
+ .,.a,,. tra,,, yisiti,c rHlatiyes, Al OK.
-, 1,ntoid n o.
M, ~, I,a,.,o ~, Na,vnort News
-, 80 NJ, ,nd Mig i w
- - ~, ,sr,,,o s,snua
Pa s,, on ,.1, 80 wirs,nan sc Ronney,
~. 49, ,.nt,,r,,ad 10 her home
80, lei, 10 Miss Florence Baker,
~ ,,s WI, Naodow street
Miss Marv Power who has been.
n,air, .n,,, tima in 2ichmond as
a. f,,,est ~ Miss Ra,,er. has returned
- ba- hor,n al. c;oochlana Courthouse,
accommodated bv Miss Baker.
M,es Phoda Ha1sev Dcitrcls has re-
turned IA Richmond from visit to
Mountain view Eastern shore of yir-
ginie.
Mrs. John Dunham OF Cold Harbor,
spent last week with her sister. Mrs.
Thomas p Deitrirk No 700 Grove
Nr. and Mrs. Harry THOMSON from
Pensacola FIs are visiting Mrs 4 r.
Hemineway No 3o3 NORTH Meadow
street.
Mise Elise and nraster Clifford Smith
nf No, a4ss PARK Avenue. are visiting
their aun; Mrs Milton c; svdnor, at
Warsaw. Va
Miss Bessie L., Arnall returned toI
her home NJ 400 Elm Avenue Tues /
day afternoon from visiting her uncle
Mr.. George W. Saunders. AT NewportE
News. and atterdin. the Jamestown
EXPOSITION.
After spending a month in Bait |
more Md. as the guest az Misc Ethel
Tyler MISS Virginia Tehsenfeld has re- 4
turned to her home M ot1n#Ivv Ava-
nue. and has Miss TYLER as he, pnest
MONDAY afternoon Mr.. CHARLES /
Phillins returned 10 Richmond iron,
Wavneshoro VI wharn l,ts fan,iI,. l..
snandinp ,ba summer,
After 7visiting her. cousin Ms Rnya
y Hudson n Yves, point ~. NJiss
Mamie 2 palmer ret,rnAa ~ bn,
home NJ Alo Mn, Avonna H., 81
and har sister Miss I,lancl,a = ps,,,a.
left Richmond Thursday afternooniN far
CLIENTS post-Omce c;loncester cn,,n ~
family Of their cousin Ils Nj. Charles n
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what became Of bred Scott:

@ Neither OF the parties In THIS great legal
battle lived to see the war that followed IT,
John f. A. Sanford died almost directly
after the decision, and scott fell a victim
TO consumption on September 17.185S, In st.
fierce political excitement then raging, Bntt
though no died in poverty and neglect, and
fhe location OF his grave Is uncertain thu
famous cause with which his name Is linked
will outlast any monument. ana asSa pawn
In the great contest over slavery his fame
Is forever Observation-Disclosures Trevor Hill.
In IIarl(ars. Il
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Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey-

lii each glass OF water YOU drink
acts as a germ killer. For over
fifty Years Duffy's Pure Malt
Whiskey has been prescribed by
doctors and used in hospitals in
the treatment OF dyspepsia, indi-
.gestion, typhoid and malaria, and
all forms OF stomach troubles. 1t
is a positive cure for cramps, dys-
"elltery, s,,llstrolSe, cholera NOR
bus and chills. 1t quickens the
circulation, purifies and enriches
the blood, builds new nerves,
muscle and brain tissue, and gives
fresh life and vitality TO every
part Of the body.
Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey is
distilled wholly from matted
grain, and its softness, palatabil-
ity and freedom from injurious
substances make it acceptable to
the most sensitive stomach.
All druggists, grocers and deal
ers, or direct. ST per bottle. IL
Illustrated medical booklet con-
tanning some Of the many con-
Ivincing testimonials received from
grateful men andl women who
have been Cured, and doctors adj
vice sent free. Duffy Malt Whis-
ll5ey Co, Rochester, N. Y.
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A County Champion Liar.

champion liar in Bradford county makct
a 9cornplaintgof losing a cherry tree grownJ
in his Garden. Cherries are not plentiful thIi
year. and the birds We're robbng him Su
catching up his double barrelled shotgun
he Ii s'tily loaded 1t, but, finding he had M
shot, he substituted tacks. He fired bot1
barrels and succeeded In lacking every bird
fast to the cherry tree, but there were 81
many OF them they flew away With it,
philadelphia Record 4
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Brauer-satter,yhltc.

&
Mr.. Bernard Brauer and Miss Cora
Lee Satterwhite surprised their frlends
last Monday by going down to Nor
folk and getting married There n, was va
nd objection on either side to their
marriage, and the event was expected
to occur later In the year, but the
Young couple decided not to wall
longer, so went down to the e%posl-
ton, and while there took the car over
to Norfolk, where they were married
by Rev. DIR. Starr, formerly OF Rlch-
mond. Mr.. Brauer Is a son OF Nj.
sam Brauer of Mosby street, while
his bride resided with her parents in
Fulton. Both are popular and WELL
know young people of the. East END.
Mr.. and Mrs. Brauer are making their
home at No. s14g North Twenty seventh
Street, where they will be glad to .re-
ceive their friends.
B0one--Johns0n.
A quiet but pretty marriage took
place Wednesday afternoon at 4;3O
O'clock in the parlors Of Rev. J. B.
Hudson, on South Laurel Street when
Miss Mary u. Johnson and Mr.. Philip
Boone were united In marriage. The
bride, who is only fifteen, was daintily
| gowned in white crepe de chine, with
| q picture hat, and gloves to match,
Miss Pearl Mifieton was bridesmaid,
and wore white organdy trimmed With
white satin ribbon.t Mr.. Claiborne Rose
acted as best man. Immediately after
the ceremony, the bridal party re-
paired to the home OF the BRIDES par
| ents, in Twenty first Street where a
reception was rendered the neWly-Wed-
ded couple. Tho popularity of the
Young couple was attested by a large
number of presents they received. MI,
| o., a ..f., tl,a
present In the home of Mrs. Jenkins,
j.os Twenty first Street, where they Will
i be at home to their friends after Au-
4 gust 4th.sslG
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daughter Mrs. w j.. Hayes, OF tie
Methodist parsonage. have returned t
their home Il, Cambridge, Md.
Mr.. Walton iiolmes, Of Norfolk, Va.
lis visiting Mr.. Frank Smith, of North
Avenue.
Mrs. II. w. Taylor and children, ac.
comparied by her mother, Mrs. w. T.
Brcsdon and sister, Miss Eta Brog-
don, will leave In a few days for
Franklinton. NJ C. to visit Mrs.C e. Ill
Pratt and Miss Grace Ward
Mir j. rs. Davenport. OF York street
has left for Ocean View, Va, to spend
Il couple Of weeks.
Mr. G. G. pursonettc. OF Baltimore
Md. is tile guest or Mr.. and Mrs w.
l.. Summers, Of Miller Avenue.
Miss Ruth Jones' of Matthews coun-
ty. Is visiting Mrs. Richard Anderson,
OF Miller Avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. c. Carr and tamllY,
of the West End, are spending tie
summer in Brookland Park.
Mrs. I. S,.Martln, of PittsOnrg Pa,
who have been visiting frisnds mere,
has returned.
Mrs. n. G. Bowles and daughters,
Miss Irene and Gertrude Bowlcs. OF
Hu,,ti ,gttsn. w. Va, are Nisi'inn Mrs.
j. r. Bowles of Virginia Avenue,
Mrs. +. X. Tilton.S Of Atlantic city,
Is spending some time with her daugl,-
ter, Mrs. w. w. Morrison III Virginia
Avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. IL G. Friend, who have
been visiting friends In Washington,
u. G.. have returned to their home In
Virginia Avenue.
Miss b. L. Bow1cs. OF Ogden. Utah,
is visiting her brother. Mr.. j. RI.
Bowles, of Virginia Avenue.
N1r.fgand Mrs. Frank Hildebrand
have left for Charlottesville. Va" to
visit his mother, Mrs. Frank Hide
brand.
Mr.. j. FL watkins, who has been
visiting in Roanoke, Va, has returned.
Mrs. w. S. Duval and Miss Mollic
Duval, Of Miller Avenue who have
been visiting her brother, Mr. Henry
Scott, in Tuckahoe, Va, have returned
Mrs. r. T. Broaddus, of Lamb Ave-
nue., has left for Charlottesville. VA
to visit friends and relatives
Mrs, F.. G. Holman and grandson
Master Frederick Purvls of North ANe-
nue., have left for Charlottesville, and
from there Will leave for Staun+on. to
spend some tire With friends ana rel
atives.
Mr. and Mrs. 6. Burton Mount :as.
tie and son, Lamar, OF Lamb Avenue.
who have been visiting In Accomac
county. will return home this> week,
accompanied BY. Mrs. Stuart. and dauEh-
ter. Miss Katherine stuart, Of Nor
folk.
Mrs + r. stringer5 Of Minor street,
VIII eava This Xu.k for lmnenburr
co,,.,tv where sbe viii he the pues,
~ friands and relatiyes f,r several
,vealxs
Mrs - r youo,, o,d Mice zo,d.
,nr c,f.rIas yo,,a,, ~ Mon,airo Ave.
D..,.e. n.,....s.. $500
- 10 80. u.,th - ~ 49,
ME- ~, voi.oh ~ n1an+atro Ave-
80 s,,i, ne ,aa,,a ,h1s .aal, 80. padford
t,;t,. - s,and ~ ra,,.,,,dar 80
49, s,,,,,,,a. - -
,,,sshAi,aa c,.ohsdd of1n,, ,,a
,,,,a 10 &c ,.ft go ptiIaaaIr,,,ia po -
snend the summer with her grand
esn,.u n,,a ~ WINS TT
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Barton Heights.

Mr.. Frank Williams OF Norfolk. Va.
who has been visiting relatives in
Monteiro Avenue, has returned.
Mr.. Z. r. Brown and family, Of MIL
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East Richmond.

q Misses Mary and Ella Long, from
Tenn, after spending sew
eral weeks with their cousin. Mrs.
Thomas Pollard. at Oak Grove" have
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-08-04

Mifleton, Willie White. John Vnlen-
tine, Earle Paylor, Allen Aston, Willie
Rowsey, Thomas Anderson, Edlson
Gerecke, Ryland Enos, Eldridge Cen
try, Mrs Hugh Palor MI, and Mrs. ".
Fl. Mitchell Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Gem
try. and Master Norris Gentry.
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week for their home In Frontier.
Michigan.
Mr. and Mrs. orval Eberharbt. OF
Meadow Station, recently visited MIR.
and Mrs. r. T.. L. Kahl.
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Mrs. j F. stringer Of Minor Street,
will cave this Xcak for Lnnenburg
county. where she will be the guest
of friends and relatives for several
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-08-04

Mr.. and Mrs G. Burton Mount .as-
tie and son, Lamar. Of Lamb Avenue,
who have been visiting In Accomac
county. will return home this> week,
accompanied by Mrs. Stuart and daugh-
ter. Miss Katherine Stuart, of Nor
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1907-10-19
WILL RETURN.

The Josephine Deffry Co.. IL
their production of "'l'he Gam
bler's Wife at the opera housf
saturday night held the AUDI
'nce az in "A SPELL during Tie en-.
Tire performance. They lived nns
hreutlsed the parts as they Were
presented, whether fsivolous o.
tragic, aud when jack Diamond
(isalph cloninger) ia ins crusIs
and earnest way, laid hnre vi.
honest love to the one woman OF
All the world To him, the audi
eflce was ns II q part oi him, az
vas also tile c,a=e IN the dru.
matte scene of lis ruined home.
Although quite young Mr.. tloii.
niger In ssn artist la hi~ probes
sion, Aliss Defffy, az Annie Den.
nison, the heorine. did full jus.
ico to her part, old Denver Dan
(Dornian E,lward~) Was there
With the goods also and nude u
bnng-up happy go-lucky, come
.ss-Non-nmy man bellI.sl thss.s.s.a
The management announced
iuriug the evening their lnten.
tion Of returning III the spring.
They are q company ofthorouell
indies and gentlemen aud they
viii, no doubt meet wisha nealt,
reception.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1907-10-19


LAST Saturday South Boise man In
sised Sheriff Tkofr II isve~slnate tfs
Ip*s 81 $500 slslels slipped tl.4os'gl, hia~-
fingers nns~ufe= sfe might befure. II
aavuiugsa THAT thv IssiHv resident lad
entered The Masils lsvtel ~ Pasma Fri
day evening and appropriated room
without consulting the psnIsIetor. The
uniHslsed Kuest w#s elected and walked
- Caldwell ~hers ne notified. the sl.er.
IN a the so&s ~ the 400. On inveTti-
eating Il ase found thai Tie visitor hasl
plaerd slse lsoney under sl.e mattress
whers i was iouna by The laasllaay.
A spes.ul nseeting u The -taekho.slsss
d the Canyon County fair association,
win be hslJ October ~ ior the purpose.
ri suslAalzina he beard II directors to
hotrow the nun. u seooo and ia exeeut.
Size pronlaary uoses a shs association
ipF thai ainnaut. and mortgage all prop.
erty Of she association 10 secure them.
MIA Hoae Snyder died NJ her hoine
neas town sunday morning and WAS
burlud Midday afternoon Mt Rnseeil
Mrs. snYsler's death was the result "a a
runaway accident on the streets Of CaId,
sell daring lhe fair.
In the cAze ~ which The o. 4. L. sued
she rioneer Irrigation District. the
conrt aseiding IL favor 81 the railroad.
the irrigation district has decided 10 at,-
peal.
The board Of County Commissioners
Of Canyon County will receive bids for
the eonssrnction 81 wagon brldg~,
across Seven Mile slough near ralk's
store. Idaho On October 18th.
Fred suadasnan sold his 40 acre ranel,
near Caldwell Friday Of last week Ion
5000. J. ". Mclaughlin 81 Jordan,
Valley Was the purchaser.
1890 was the price Mr. Hartley paid
Henry pofnan lcs The applsss of Of two
acres on the pqsman rmneA inside the
city limits. One apple Ia the orchard
weighs al even pound
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1907-10-19
UTOPIAN COLONY.

i Los ino..]as I'M Oct 10
lone hundred men ana women
residents oS southern, cal;gor,,i,,
have banded toretl,er Il the 81.
qauization 81 Ii proSper;dud
lColony nseociation. which has
! for it's object the setting IN 81 d
modern Utopia on Vie eastern
coast 81 Lower California. By-
Iron Hall, president OF the ASSOC
citation, il now III tile City al Mex
l leo, comforting with President
l)iaz relative to the snle and con.
cessioIss involved in the purchase.
Of 900, 900 acres Of land. Acitv
laid ont In IL scientific mnnlIer
VIII occupy the center u theynst
tract. The hind will be- cultiynt-
|esl 81 the nssoeIntis,n Which Will
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1907-10-19

Services at the Presbyterian
church.
sunday school nj 10 a. m.
Preaching at II a. M.
Evening ser, ices--s 'h,.istiau
Endeavor meeting at Z.
Preaching services mt :.
Everybody Welcome.
+. c. ELDER. Pastor
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1907-10-19

Judge kefrick made business
"trip 10 Arcadia Monday.
J. G. IiimI,er, one Of I'asetter
business men. was IL I'urm,
Wednesday on 4 business mis-
sion
Tie i'nrmn 1'hresl'ing Go. ship
ped their outfit ~ rsgette ses
terdas, where they laura about
1000 acres III seed TO lsesIi.
Airs. JuIin aIctormick, 81 los-
well has been elected yice-presi
dent Of the Suite w. G. n. II. nt
It's unnslsal convention ii Black
foot
AIrs ]. \. Leigh left Nedne@-
day Tor her home in Kent. WuSla !,
hitter Il short visit Will, l.pr lnotI,
er, Mrs Paul and others. Mrs.
Leigh il we'll pleased with her
siew home.
=. X. Price il here visiting hls
brother J W, north OF town.
Fhe brothers had not met for 81
years aud lanve been very bnry
since Il. Il.'s arrival reviewing
old times.
Work on the reconstruction OF
the Parma bridge across the
Boise river il being held baek on
account ri u lack oi proper ma
ehilaery 90 keep the water out OF
che easing for the concrete piers
Willie il IN being put down.
The Parma Gun Club his re-
csived a trophy consisting OF an
.leaaint witch fob from the Du-
DON'T powder company to beeon-
e~tesl for in IL series ui three
shoots by the members OF the
Tub. Owing to the fact that the
game season IL on, it il probable
chat the trophy will not be con
tested for uutil next ssason.
&. j. Keitberger Of Caldwell.
was accidei,tly killed Thursday
light by being thrown from a.
wagon while OH liiS wny,in com
lany with three other men. To
ans homestead OH Snake ri, er.
Ills skull was crushed aud death
Nsls instantaneous
Lee Wilson, who came here Il
short time ago from Payette.
WAS arrested thursday tor at
tempting to beat his board bin
10 the Martin hotel. Judge
kcrrick sentenced him 10 $20
Inc or ) days iii 1he county jail
Marshal Cnstater took him TO
caldwell Friday tn serve his gen
tsace.
i'or Snle:-s9 acres OF farm
land five miles west of Parma.
Price reasonable aud on easy
terms. Good house and out
buildings. Also one six-horse-
power gasoline engine. Enquire
1T the Herald.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1907-10-19

Henry issl'sup uss down ssosl
Boise Wednesday
A. A. Sessions N'l~ IN CaIdwFI
Friday OIL ls-4'd bnSilss ~.
Borus-1o Mr: uslp Mrs Is'ss
llkiu. Thursday morning q l','s
Horace Asl'Ii~. Subscription 20
Iieitor FIR the ilssnl Spirit q
rnrslssissi ssaS in ss,eu I'sii'sv.
\ II :. ssochsou rt.gnfise'i l...srs.
/ Iay from Missouri " ~ re- he i'as
been for several week. on q 'islt
| The Parma 1'hrrsh''4s ~
shipped their Outfit 80 Pai g
yesterday tlprt havta3ouI l''tE
iieres 81 SEED 10 ihresll
Ham knntzn,nl, h. sr'ern4
democratic Newspaper n'ap, was
Ia towll yestpr'!na md paid l't
Herald office u | aSnn' cail
A. II. Ling. cJtoner. Went -
caldwell Friday 10 hold an IN.
quest os ~ the rsnaiuS OF Bruce
l'iagprnaiG who was Xii a III o
runaway + urs.lay night.
Mr.. AMI Mrs N \. I,nteS. Mrs
T.. Il anderson. Mrs. {. b. Ross.
e. +, Mitchell, y Mitchell. J
&. Watkins aud ) g. Fucker at
teudesl I he | o. q. f. grand lodg,
aud llpbekah assembly ~ 'hb]-
we'll lhiS week.
+. II. i.annap came in II II
Salt |. ke Sunday 10 look nft,I
his ranch here. Mr. LannlIisay,
HAT his son, II. NJ. I.i.nIail. ;liis
family will 20 TO Swi z.llano
where he will place Iii, cidrriin
school for five ears. Mr.. I,annnlt
believing in the Superiority ofed
ucutiiig young children in thar
country.
apple packing mt thu ware
house IN i'urina is going nerlllA
on these dnvs and when the sea-
son closes the apple shipment
from this point Will fatal up at
about IL ears. Owing to iii,
shortage OF the crop IN the east
rrchnrtlists nre receiving good
prices for lheircrops. .Ionarhnus
about " and Ben Davis II 90
per box. The packers are nll
hus'liug TO see who ran pack tin
most boxes in u day So far
Mrs NJ Fisk is champion, witt
u credit o. 50 boxes in six and
.one-he'll houss aud Miss IIick-
man seconn rs to her credit il
The s'ime length OF time HI
prize lar packing is ! a'nts pen
box i,a that DAYS work Tie w
Indies llaNe S3 80 and 81 II re
spee'iveiy, to thrlr credit.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1907-10-19
Hotel Illinois TO Open.

The Elegant New Hotel H.
isnois after being reno
waited will be reopencd by
Dir and Mrs. Quinton OF
Nampa The hotel will be
opened about November lst.
Mrs. Tanquary viii close her
restaurant in the opera house
building and enter the en-
ploy Of Mr Quinton.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1907-10-19
HNNOUV CEMENT

Having Bought the Ross Blacksmith Shop
wish TO announce TO The public that prepared to
do all kinds of
Blacksmith Work. Including shoeine
which will be done artiSticalv neatly sss,cto,iv NJ,
twenty onr years blacksmith Minnesota has fully ounsl
do all kinds o Pillow Work. such as new plou Kin, : ;
ing aud Sharpening aud adjusting run RIGHT also fl
understand RePsiri1a al Earn OF wlntesr s,t
Areshing machines and engines any old hd,a at ALI l
WAGON and CARRIAGE Work lule neatly and s c oria
trial OF my Workmanship convince YOU that von viii
save money and get GOOD GOODS by mtrouizing my shop
Many are doing So yet there r'om for wish to
ru" down any other man but claim 70 be equally good
smith as there is in Idaho
When you are in need of thing MY line don't o, -
give me call have tools that are not f,1 Y, Ia a.
binary blacksmith shop Remember any pace sout d The epo,
IN Parma Idaffo. ses.sr
Respectfully Yours,
T.. G. ROSE. Blacksmith
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1907-10-19

Good goods az right prices all
the time,
Gem Mercantile Co.
For Sale:-Good milk cowsand
some promising heiiers. Two
und one-haIf miles northeast OF
Parma. Phone | long and /
short, line Z.
Chas c. Bagley.