The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1910-06-16

mother, Mira. u. IL. Stockton
i Tie event wss in honor Of Ia
! fourth birthday,
Frank Gilbert last week sol
,, his ranch below Notus for S2d
I 600. Mr.. Gilbert settled on th
; ranch In 1ada, and was one 0
the Grst, Il not the first, to,mak'
Z a set tlemsnton the Lower Boise
The lot drawing at Appleton
Tuesday was q great success
$4,000 bang taken in for lots
andsmaIl tracts. Miss ] josephine
Wood of Weisor drew the first
numher Tho crowd present was
estimated at about 400.
! L. NJ. Welsh will leave the first
Of the week to embark In bust,
ness at Twin Falls. where he has
purchased al abstract business.
Ills real estate husiuoss here has
been purchased by the idaho IN.
yestment Co., aud will be con-
Quoted by MesArs. Johnson aud
IIelgsrson;
i. II. Miller, prominent min.
ing man OF Burke is spending a
couple OF days in Parma. Al
though a resident Of Idaho for
10 years, this IL his first visit to
this section and he IL much sur-
prissd ut our wonderful re-
sources. Mr.. Miller il one OF the
owners oithe big Idaho-Montana
mine.
A letter from Mrs. p. Il. An
derson states that they have
lost their little boy. aged nearly
10 years. Ills death occurred
June . and was caused by heart
trouble, complicated with lung
congestion. Mr.. and Mrs. An,
derson now reside at Ripon. Cal,
Their many friends here will
deeply sympnthize with them in
their bereavement
= The chief object OF attraction
on the promenade deck OF the
steamship CarmnIlia when she
landed alongside her pier in New
York the other day was an elder.
~ man with flowing silvery locks
who was wearing one Of the new
copenhagen blue hats. 1t won
she admiration Of his fellow pas
sengers, who saw the headpear
Tor the first time on the voyage.
II was also hailed with Joy by
The crowd waiting on the pier to
greet friends.
AT the bridge bond election
Tuesday n very light vote was
polled IN Parma. There were 26
votes Tor, and 8 against the Now
Plymouth bridge, and ~ for.
and 10 against the Fruitland
bridge. The fact that the New
Plymouth bridge carried by 30
large a majority is due to the
efficient work OF l.. r. Van
Wrinkle, who spent Tuesday here. |
being delegated hy the New Ply.
mouth Commercial Cub to work
IN this precinct for the bridge.
Ministers who serve wine fol
Their congregations will hereaf.
ter he classed as ''bootleggersr
in dry Calhoun county. Mich.
according to Prosecuting Attor.
ney Howard Cavanagh's nm
nouncement yesterday. The
statement was made follow ing
the application OF a Marshal
(Mich,l clergyman for n doctors
prescription to permit him TO
Guy communion wine. The To-
'cal option law makes no excep.
lions IN the use of wine or alec.
.hollc beverages, is TIE prosecu.
tors viewpoint. aud nothing
stronger than grape Juice can be
served hereai, or.
The Indies OF the Missionary |
Society oil the First PRESBYTERIAN
Church went TO Nyssa FRIDAY !
morning AMI spent the day ns
the guests OF the Missionary No.
clety OF the Presbyterian Church |
OF Nyssa. The Gate City ladies |
entertained them roynlly. An
interesting program was enioyed /
and an elegant luncheon served |
m the church reception rooms.
The tables were daintily dee
GRATED with green leaves and
clusters of eurrants aud the vi !
ands upheld the Just fame OF the
Nyssa cook book. The Parma
ladies' returned on the evening
l'ony except Mesdames Mitchell
and Platt, who preferred the