The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1909-08-19

10 IL reported Init rltu ~
Kiesel is seriously i'll.
Mrs. Pat Hanfatty returned
Wednesday from u visit at
Ontario.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chos. Paine re-
turned home yesterday from
Seattle and other coast.
Il. ] Peterson OF East Jordan
Mich. is the guest OF Attorney
and Mrs. Sessions.
John Nelson returned Tuesday
from Spokane where he attended
the National Irrigation Congress
as delegate from this district.
DR.. WaIdrop returned home
during the week from Kentucky
and left at once for the Seattle
exposition.
A Vale school teacher and a
Japanese restaurant keeper were
married at Weiser last Thurday
The woman came from the east
somewhere. We know that Vale
is glad she is not a native
daughter.
A. Greenstreet returned home
Friday from Salt Lake where he
attended the G.. A. II. Encamp-
ment at Salt Lake. Mr.. Green
street says he enjoyed meeting
his old comrades again and that
the program was well carried out
despite the heat. He estimated
that fully 100000 visitors were
present.
The annual meeting OF the W.
C.. r. II. was held at the home OF
Mrs. Oily ut Roswell Friday
afternoon and the following Off
GERS were elected president, Mrs.
limphenour; vice-presidenti Mrs.
Fisk; secretary, Mrs. Allen treas
urer, Mrs. Brush. Mesdames
Fisk, Gromer and Mitchell were
elected delegates to the conven-
tioa at Mountainhorne.
Richard Summe OF Cherry
Point, ILL.,, and daughter, Ethel
and Ruth Watson OF Chicago,
arrived In Parma Saturday and
are visiting OF the home OF w,
T.. Fisk. Mr.. Summe is a broth.
er-in-law of Mrs. Fisk. They,
with Mis-. Fisk and son, Lee,
made q visit to Boise Tuesday
They will leave for Seattle 81 q
day or two.
Marshal Castator has complet
ed the ditch for draining the west
end OF town and it is a fine anC
effective piece of work. The stag
nant pools have all disappeared
ard the only complaints that ar,
registered arc from the carp
bullirogs, polliwogs, and mos
quitos which we're not notified il
time to change quarters.
0. Mathews OF Talva, Ill. wa,
in the city this week visiting hi
neice. Miss Elsa Mathews. Mr.
Mathews, who is a mernbei
of the G. A. R., attended the re
cent reunion at Salt Lake. II,
went to Middleton Wednesday t.
visit his brother after which Ii,
will go to the Seattle exposition
before returning TO his home
Enroute to Seattle he will stol
off in Baker City to visit Stewar
Gearheart.
Another summer should see il
Parma:-A brick and stone z. r
station, the present edi6ce reduc
ed to a freight depot; a suga
beet factory; a -four mill (alread,
assured): q street sprinkler OF
our streets laying ourrich yellol
dust tho better soil anywhere
an ice plant big enough TO carr,
us through thehot weather. tree
set out along our streets; an es
tension OF the Boise Interurba'
connecting us with Roswell an,
2000 hustling, wide awake cit
zeps the counterpart oil those W
already have.
"A. III. Lang attended the meet
ing Of the Idaho Enbalmers' AZ
sociation which met in Bois
Thursday. A permanent organ
ization unsolicited, and import
ant business transacted. Man
of the members were accompar
led by their wives aud the ever
ings were largely given over I
social pleasures. Aplunge part
at the Natatorinm was especial
enjoyed. Owing TO importar
business which came before IL
village board OF trustees ofwhic
/, body Mr.. Eong is u member, |
r was compelled to return hon
r before the association udiourne,
e