The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1910-06-02

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: viii INTEREST you.
4 good -four for sl.35 a
e slitohe'ls grocery
Mrs.. Myrlso Foley yisita,
hiends IN Boise this week.
Ole Engebrstson spent We'd
nesday ~ tha capital city.
/ Mr. and Mrs. George Hobsor
were Boise yisitors We Ines,
day
i II. $. Hedges was a Boise
visitor the fore part Of the
week.
! AIiss Pearl Han OF Roswell
was in town Friday morn
ing.
Mr. and Mrs. A. II. Lang
nutoed to NaInpa Sunday morn
ing, spending the day there.
Deputy Sheriff Fred Mitchell
was down from tnIsIwell Sunday
Tor nday's visit with relatives.
Mrs. A. j. Mitchell visited Will,
Alr. and Mrs. Charlie, Mitchell
on The south side this week.
Miss Amy Reeves OF Caldwell
spent Sunday in Parma, The
guest Of MIR. and Mrs. c. E.
Mitchell.
Mrs, NJ A. Bates aud children
accompanied by Julius Andersen
and Misses Winnie Fouch and
lrma Shaver, visited in Nyssa
Sunday.
The delinquent tax list shows
%3.I4 unpaid taxes in the village
OF Parmn and those are owing
BY a non resident. How Is that |
for n record?
Assistant Superintendent Il. j. |
Fuller OF the railway mail ser
vice was in Parma Saturday on
oilicinl business. Mr.. Fuller
has been associated with the
west since Ga.
l. G, Rose has commenced the
erection OF an eight room bun
gnlow on Parma Heights. When
completed this will be one OF
the prettiest dwellings, on the
heights.
Mrs +. II. Fouch went to
Caldwell Friday to place her lit.
tie daughter under medical Il
treatment. The child was suffer
Ing from vertebral disloca-
ton.
The members OF Ruby Rebekah
Le dye sent their noble grand,
v Il. Mitchell, a postal shower
Wednesday. MIR. Mitchell is I'M
Ter medical treatment at Hot l
lakes aud writes that he is i'm. :
proving.
Miss Josephine Dougan re- /
nrned from Caldwell FRIDAY
vening where she had been act.
ne MS one OF the members of the
'allyon County 9Th grade exam
nIng board. She and Miss Amy
teeves leave tomorrow for Lin. D.,
oln, Nebr. 7
The stork visited at the home |
u the popular dry ranchers. Mr. i
ma Mrs. Charley Mitchell, OF the P
outh side, sunday night and 9
'it them a fine baby boy. Tie )
mother aud scuareg ettingalone b
Ilcely and nre greatly pleased a
iith zach other il
Last Friday J. W. Thomas OF n
ms city, who IS manager for the n
nnhNsiae Nursery Companv. I.
OLD lo4, 900 apple trees 10 the !,
lpplrton Fruit Go. of Weiser y
nj 10000 TO otherparties He 4
avs that he could have so'o h
'ore but thought he had done h
ialr day work and came home r
Sunday a bunch ofthinks-they. u,
he fishermen corSrting nf Tad u
ose, Jim tnson, Ole Servoss. g
aauce Strickland, Ira White. a
i'm l'facken, TEX Abtott. short
ine CnsOn, Oscar Castater and
Ihrk Bates, went dowr to But.
'rinllk Slough to catch bass
ne entire catch consisted oftwo
tile catfish, three crappies and e.
'elve 8 inch bass. (p. S. The n
'appies We're caught by some o.
md hearted boys Who lived near g
ne slough). 4.
Not content with lodging cleo. s.
'ic cars and automobiles m n
Disc, Elmer f. Francis. the Y.
iud piano turer, took a stroll q
1T to the Barber dam Friday y
n little diversi IN. Discover r,
< the booms he apparently
fought he would try walking
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