The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1909-06-24
People and Events
BRIEF RECORD THE PAST WEEK



4 Mrs. {. o. Never OF Farg,
wns a Parma visitor this week
II yon live among US ycu'l
have TO hustle--Purma mean
Progress.
John Look of Fargo wal
n Parma visitor Tuesday OF
business.
W. y. Mitchell and wife re
turn last week from Seattle where
they attended the Big Fair.
The Missionary society OF the
First Presbyterian Church ol
Parma met Yesterday afternoon
Mt the home OF Mrs. Fiske.
Miss Louise Blackwell return.
ed Sunday from Albany, Ore,
where she filed the position as
instructor in the Albany college.
Elmer Hamilton was In town
during the first OF the week on
business, while here among other
things he purchased an up-to-
date moving machine.
r. w. Hawkes., the well known
nurseryman, went down to Nys-
On and Neiser on business
Thursday. Frank reports busi-
ness as being good.
Officer Castater, with force OF
men, has effectively repaired the
damage done the bridge by the
high water. Traffic was sus.
pended only n few hours
Thursday.
When you 20 to figure on
where YOU are going to spend
your Fourth don't forget TINT
Payettte ia going TO have the
biggest celebration ever given IN
this section OF the country.
Real estate IL moving right
along Ia this vicinity and bring
ing good prices. Ben Paine
sold property during the week
at 5000 nm acre, while A. II.
stewart sold his place for $23,-
900.
Jack Smith was found guilty OF
grand larceny at Caldwell Sat
urday and sentenced TO seven
wears IN the penetentiary by
Judge Bryan. Frank Wilson was
convicted OF burglary which, in
company with two others, he
committed at Nampa.
One Of the heaviest showers
OF the season struck Parma and
vicinity Saturday. The dry
farmer raised up his eyes and
gave thanks, while the man who
had his hay cut and down, said
things that would not look well
in print.
The Canyon county district
court Thursday granted counsel
for VIM. Fuller, convicted OF
horsestealing and sentenced to-
serve IL yenrs In the state peni-
tsntiary, 60 days In when to
prepare and present n motion
for n new trial An application
Tor bail was made and will be
passed upon by the court today.
The Spokesman. Review got
out an Anniversary number
Thursday that was not only a
credit to itself and the flourish
ing city which IL represents but
TO the great Northwest as well.
IL was 02 pages. printed in green
aud a fine example OF the
printers art.
The best game OF baseball
played in this section during the
season was pulled off Mt Roswell
Sunday between the Roswell
nine aud the boys IRON Ontario
There was not an inning that
was not well played and many
individual plays were made thar
put the rooters on their fect for
both sides many times, especially
WAS this true OF the Roswell
bunch. The Roswell boys think
ing, perhaps, that they had a
little the best OF il let the on
tario aggregation slip two runs
in ON them, then they came 10.
gether with a Jump aud put up
splendid exhibition of the
National game. with Ontario
strnining every nerve TO run IN,
the score, with the resusult that
at the end OF the game the score
stood 10 in flvOr of Ontario. I
Fully fifty Parma fans were over
60 witness the game and root for
the koswellites aud not one kick
was heard over the exhibition.
White Sox Dance