The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1910-05-12

H. @, A,lsrIdse has rec lived s
Y 'cas car.
Mr. aad Mrs H. 9. Andersen We.
business visitors IN Caldwell MonJsy.
Miss Josephine McKeDMe has mad
4 lgal proof on her Homestead on III
SAITH dds
Miss trmn Hhawvcr visited
friends III Nyssa Friday night.
Il G. ]. Oven pade a short bud,
mess trip to Hplse during the
Iweek.
i Cali on Mrs. Hackatt far your
hat Prices and styles thar viii
piease You.
Rev. Murphy Of Boise, pnstQr
IT large, Will preach at the First
Presbyterian church Sunday.
Judge kcrriek attended a,I
IndIpnrned meeting OF the board
q commissioners az Caldwell
Friday.
EQUITY superintendent Mabel
drn.e carleton spent 1'huradny
" harms visiting the solloul. |
She will return today Tor tho
graduating exercises. |
Mrs. Shawver Inns MAYED her
restaurant into the place tor
inefly occupied by the Martin
rexinurant. She II ready tol
serve old and new patrons in
her new location.
Mrs. hroylss and children Ieit |
Friday morning Tor u week y y is
= With friends IN Nampa after
which they viii Join Mr.. nroyles
a boise. Thsy will reaids on
Iath and Franklyn street. Il
Among tie Parma yisitora TO ,,
Boise Friday were +. Il. Fisk, d.
}. Custnter, A. r. IIeIgerson
md NJ, A. hates Just why n
lrnell like ihis should gn tnl
'oise about the last OF the :
'eek we can't imagiue.
Miss Mary Fisk, census enum- "
rator. IL finishing the collection u
! data Ihis week Tor thIadisIlicf. u
'lthonph rio official report Dan
= giseI, TIL later. she states con- y
itiuns IA AMI around Parma To n
- very prosperous. =
A number OF Parma peoplo !, :
'ent over TO Roawell Wednesaay !
o help celebrate the aOth ami "
orsary of the birth III j. ri.
Dwell. All enjoyed very
lsasnnt evening ind Mr.. Lowell
ree'yed mnny congratulations
nd beautiful rememhrances. h
Henry Day was In Saturday ~ -
ON his ranoh at Golden C,nte. y
II. Hay statea TINT the settlers y, !"
re performing wonders in tho .
'ansioFmntion OF that section w.
pd That the sagebrush desert is :"
'pidiy giving way to fields and :"
richards that will support fl- y
no generations In iii the lux. "
les al civilization. V
This week viii bring the close ~
the Parnn Public School for m
hour months vacation. lipnl &C
aninations were held thia -
rex aud tho pupils showed or.d. ~
Able Progress. Tonight occurs n.
. secund graduating exercises pl
The Parma High School, in +,
iish Miss ShirIey Fisk carries ~
tho entire l,onors al thoclass. IN,
= being both salutntorian and
le''lctiorlnn Our best wishes
NTH her as she leaves the old ,
'uol life behind and onters the
y school at life.
In the majority OF cnses nppla :"
'es are headed too high. This os
lt. To put the tree In II leaninr roc
slsion aud leaves a long trunk so
posed 10 the direct rays OF the In,
u Moreover, depriving the =,
y OF Its lower limbs checks It's :,
owth because il IL harder for 'h'
lbs 10 draw the sap through col
ong trunk. Modern mnohin.
! hns rendered il unnecessary go,
have high headed trees. IL il Inc
" possible TO provide for cul a !
alton under trees headed ar,
wn TO within two feet of the OR,
nnnd. There is, too, economy / M
handling where the trees are lnn
y leaded, the cost OF spraying. IiIy
,lning aud picking being much m,
inced thereby. orr