The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1910-11-11

ollows Division No. 1, Middleton, AZ
or and II against; Division No. 2, No
JUS, Is for and against; Division No.
), New Plymouth, SO for and 1 against
me unanimity of the vote in favor of
he assessment shows the people to be
hopeful and confindent of the ultimate
luccess of the district project.
A. ]. Breshears was a business visit
yr at Caldwell Friday of last week.
J.K. Jarvis of Middleton filed an ac-
ZION in the District Court Monday
against Peter Meth, P. A. Watkins, S. S.
Foote and w. T. Plowhead, as stock
holders of the Middleton Reduction
Works, to recover $11, 100000, alleged to
le due said plaintiff. Some time ago q
Judgment was rendered against the Re-
Iuction Works for this amount; a writ
# execution was issued, but no proper
ty was found. The grounds for the &C
ion against the stockholders is that
these men purchased stock in the COM
gany of the face value of $4,000. 90,
paying for it at the rate of % cents on
he dollar or $4,000 in all. The suit
$ brought to compel the stockholders
10 pay the difference between the pur-
chase price Of the stock and the face
value or so much of it as is necessary
10 satisfy the judgment.
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, PARMA. .
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Mrs. E. J. Jewell has gone to Salt
Lake where she was called by the sick
ness of her sister, whom we have since
earned is on the road to recovery.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. M. Eichelberger have
5one to Chicago where they will spend
everal weeks visiting friends and rel
tives.
Wednesday morning, November q
Ut Weiser occurred the wedding of Mrs
Iaud st. John, formerly of Parma, and
Ir. Willis Skiff of Union, Oregon. I'm
mediately after the ceremony they left
'or Union, where they will make their
uture home.
Ralph Scatterday, the we'll known
Caldwell lawyer of the firm of Smith
Scatterday, was in Parma Monday OF
his week, attending to professional
business.
Mrs. F. NJ Hartzler has returned af-
ter an extended visit at her old home
1t Indianola, Iowa. She had most
pleasant visit with friends and rela-
lives
Carlysle Smith has accepted a posi-
ton in the city drug store. He sue
leeds Mr.. Lovejoy, who has returned to
Caldwell to take position in the Cald
we'll Pharmacy, conducted by E. H
Adam.
A. B. Peterman Of Colfax, Wash, has
purchased the D. ~ Dutton farm or
the Roswell bench He is now Ell
route to Parma with his household fur
niture and family.
Miss Pearl Hall of Parma has beer
engaged by the Methodist church Of
Caldwell to play the big pipe organ in
the handsome new church in that city
Miss Hall was the teacher of music IL
the Roswell and Parma public schools
last year. She is a most accomplished
musician and estimable young lady.
L. L. Mundie of Bellevue has ar
rived in Parma to engage in the hard
ware business. Mr.. Mundie was for
merly connected with the Bellevu
Mercantile Co. He is an experience
hardware man and should make a hug
success in this thriving community
His stock of goods is now arriving AM
being placed in the new building h
has procured.
There Is evidence at hand that Par
ma will enjoy a remarkably goo
growth next year. A great many resi-
fences will be erected and a numbe
Of business houses are contemplated
Parma is so situated that it will al
ways be good town and should gro,
to be much larger than 1t is at pres
ent.