The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1910-01-13

Al q STILES wns la;d up severe
day. iiis~wesk with The grip.
Air. and Mss. Willis Kriede
, lnosej '',ll to their ranch on TIL
: South Side Saturday
? lra Moore 81 Weitsr. came ~
70 Patrea The ;,rst Vi tho ~ccl
far Sev' ga' days visit
Elmer !sook was u. Caldwell
a csui't q alnss curing the
lwesk
| George Sulleas un2 "a yisiforar
The hnlse II lll~ parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. y q Snliaii ~ Mnllef. dur
'nn ilir n.tN
II j. rpporlrd that DR.. Wnl.
ldrop > ~saa'l children ara III with
the nea~ls~ Their condition IL
not serious
| Carl /. sllrldae wns a grip sal
lfeler during the pnst wsek. lie
WIS pwHy from the store foi sey-
eroI days
VIM. THORPE 81 Nyssa, was n
Parma visitor the first al the
week, lie reports lhnt his town
u q pushing number at present.
Mosque holl-to be given Fri
day januury 81. The me naga.
ment assure all a good tire who
attend.
II yon want the worlds latest
news Ia n hrief and condensed
lorm. rend the inside pages of
this paper We Also give the |
latest Portland stock quota.
tons
II j. understood that Judge +.
\ llagrlln viii be appoint. d |
prostcnti x ATTORNEY in the place |
90. NJ. Van Dntn, resigned.
a lille Tim iIriscoll il sllted Tor
probate Judge
Andrew Willis returned 10
srhnol here Monday after a few
'lAaS absence. Andy'S sweet
heart must have "hit" him after
dark, Tor he carries q good sized
seub un his IA ,se.
Thos Rooney. the chicken FIN.
,.irr, shipped two coops OF Rhode
Island ll,-l~ 10 British Columbia
Monday Mr. Rooney il brcou,
ing we'll knowu.throughont this
section for his iine breed OF
The state Meeting of the ool
growers ~ Idaho did ~ most
,oinlnsndal,le llng when itvnted
10 appropriate $500 TO the help
d The prfninn children of AlcCln.
lock, who was rec nIly murdered
B tbr ~h'el,hrrdrr, Roe
Parma merchants nll unite ia
'aA ing that the holiday trad.
his year was the best ever en-
Dyed by the town Buying he.
can early and lasted hate. aud
'ome OF the merchants practical.
y closed out their holiday :
Itocks
The Christian Endeavor Soci-.
v OF the First l'resb,terian
huIch met Thursday night AT !
he home OF MIR aud Mrs. A. ! !,
on Parma Heights. Tor !,
business aud social meeting.
Ibout thirty members attended, y
hose from town ENJOYING :.
leigh ride in going and coming. !
The farmers are requested To Il
ook after the birds, the heavy 4
iow and the cold wave having ,
hem nearly helpless and a lit. n
lrd will be appreciated. The /
NIB whites ARE quite numerous c
MI not accustomed 10 rustic "
Imier present conditions. Re. |
member these little feathered fal n
pws do a world OF good in de Il
troyll z insects h
What a funny lot Of people we =
~. We throw away ashes and !,
NY soap. We raise dogs and i,
NY hogs. We grow weeds and !
ny vegetables and brloms. We !,
ntch fish With a fve-dOllar rod =
We lulld school houses and send /
ar childlrn away 10 beedncated 4
nd lastly we send our boys ont :,
nth a 5000 gun aud $50 dog To =
unit lo.crnt game y
HALEY IL & We the Pa.
NE Coz a close b u-h this wear
~ Way 40. - Professor Burk.
alter, OF the Chahot Observa.
DRY The earth will then pass /,
hrongh the Inst 20 .OeO 600. Il
liie tail of the celestial visitor. !,
nd the result ought 10 be as =
.azzling a piece Of fireworks as :.
ms generation has ever Wit. =
Iessed.
Two of the largest locomotives C,
yer seen in the vest and. IN fact o
wo oi the largest ever con. h
trncted. passed through here /,
M week on their way from the "
itlJNin locomotive works M o
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