The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1909-12-09

\ W.. ~ MtSSQeIl itlHut IN DIW
"trip to Caldwell during the week
Dr.. Cluen was Il Bo;oc vikitoI
the first o. the week.
Dr. aud Mrs. Eaftsr spent Sat
urday and Sunday In Boise.
/ Read tie City D~ug Stores I'D
II will interest you.
Don't forget the christlan IN
dsayor ssippar and bazaar to
morrow night
Joel l.. Priest, publicity agent
Tor The O. s. T., WIS In town
Tuesday.
! Al. Il. jenkins a well known
pioneer Of Caldwell died in'tllat
city Thursday.
]. L. Keller and G. ". skeiton
! well known residents 81 Caldwell
we're registered ut the Hotel
Illinois Tuesday.
| a complete set OF Instruments
for the pllysics clnzs have been
received by the Parma High
school.
Editor Mcyey OF the Idnho
School journal was In Parma
saturday In attendance ut the
senchers' meeting,
| Mrs. I.eitrilz was brought
home from a Boise hospital Mon
Iday where she has been Tor some
lime. She Is in a very serious
condition.
Mrs Maude Clarke and family
left today for their home Mt
Springfield, ore. Mrs. Clarke
has been y isiting her parents Mr.
and Mrs. A. J. Mitchell.
The secretary of the pnrmn
commercinl club, J 4. kefrick
hnr cnllei n meeting for tonight
OF the club Mt the rooms over
| the Parma State Bank.
| n. s. kiSble, manager OF the
l'arpn Lumber Company this
week presented his customers
| with a work Of nrt In the cnlen'
dar line for 1910.
| Don't forget the dnnce nj
| Isang- opera house Christina,
eve. Good music aud . splendid
time are assured those who at
tend.
The box social given by the
IL a. l.. was n success social,
and financially. This orgnnizu
tion II one OF the strong ones o
the city and Is adding new mem
beers right along.
Fred fisk during the reel
Piled guilty to petit lnrcenc,
aud wns sentenced 70 30 duyi
in the county Jail. Fisk was nc
cused Of stealing n gun from TIN
IHerold Office,
Only 10 divorce proceeding
ON the docket for this term y
1.-THE district court. We have nj
ways contended that this sectloI
wns "a world benter IN ANYTHING
4 it undertook and this Is trs
! Ianother Illustration.
II The STOCKTON Pharmacy ha
/; added n new epoch In Parma
? Christmas decoration for bust
! ness. The store looks more Ink
h bower for Santa than nnythin,
else aud Is attracting many ris
= llors daily.
; How many people In an,
= aronnd Parma realize TINT thu
lefty has a band that Is maxim,
good At present It N hidin,
: lie light under n bnshel, but "
I. nnhrstand the lid h liable 20 b
taken of most any time.
A. r. ilelgersuu. 81 uettysbur
4 =. H.. has purchased one Of ia
. Payne houses and win resl,l
+ here IN the future lie N'lecte
this section OF the country
the hopes chat 1t would benef
z his fathers heelth.
4 The largest belt IN The worl
i wa< recently completed bv Il
eastern firm. II il 2fl feet lar
!, and xix feet Wide, II hi~ thfa
4, lplv thickness aud the cost va
$500. go hides weruused
4. the construction.
. ". J. Mcdonnell, forrier go
+ ernOr OF Idaho vas taken i'll
Z ienver Monday with an alta,
= Of pneumonia. Mcdonnell
ie connected With the bureau
corpora lions of the Unit
~ States department Of CONNER
y and labor.
r.. Tie O. : l.. railway Mondl
i. put into operation two loo
III passenger trims going DO
east and west The east boul
leaves AT 9.2J a. m, and 6:ly
IN. The west bound at SAL
m and $50 p. m. No. 8 and
eA leave at their usual time.
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