The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1912-07-25
Local Items

about two weeks-
Miss Shirley Fisk spent Saturday and
Sunday in Boise.
G b. Rowan was a Boise business
visitor the later part OF last week.
d. L. Lowery Of Salt Lake. auditor O
the Short Line, was here last week check
ing up Agent Shade.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. II. Winter and sor
were in Nampa the latter part OF las'
week.
Ralph Castater left Monday for Vale
where he has accepted position will
the Vale Trading Co
MIR. and Ms F T. Fisk and daughter
Lois. were capital city visitors Monday
Harold Fisk left Monday for HALEY
where he viii sojourn few days.
Mrs. " lila Ross left Friday for Pay
-tte Lake for an outing
Mr. ana Mrs. Fred Mitchell of Cald-
well visited with the home folks an1
eventually took IN the picnic Dast week.
Among the Nyssa visitors at the pic
mic last week were Misses Gertrude and
Edith Pounds, Edna Blodgett and Ce-
celia Jones, Messrs. L. G. Pounds, R. q.
WI ite, Carl Rutledge, Dallas Duncan,
Glenn Pounds, Phelton Duncan, Walter
Rutledge. Henry Teutsch and Ray Tiet.
sort.
VIM. Reinemer OF Notus was in at
tendance at the picnic last Thursday.
Miss Hope Williams of Payette was in
Parma last week, the guest of w. E.
Fisk and family.
Mrs STUDY, who has been visiting at
the home Of Mr. and Mrs. H G. Ander
sen for the past three weeks, returned
to her home in Seattle Friday.
Mrs. A. A. Paul of Caldwell visited
with her mother, Mrs. f. c. Shipley,
VIC tdItct part VI iaot "cths
Harry Combs left Saturday for Pay
-tte Lake, where he will remain for
some time.
Mrs. H. Shade left Monday for Amer
lean Falls, where she will join her son,
W. G. Shade.
LOST :--Gold watch, Elgin works
fob with Masonic emblem attached
Lust on road between Parma and rancl
III. NJ. Rockefeller in Big Bend. Find
er please return to the the Herald Office
+. NJ. Kirkpatrick. l.. L. Silliman, J
II Lowell and their families left Mon
lay via the automobile route for Haley,
where they will sojourn few weeks.
w. b. Mitchell and A. ]. lockwood
were in Payette Thursday for the pur-
pose OF advancing their nominations.
NJ G. Stiles was up from Vale the
first Of the week.
Mrs. Defrance of Wilder was in town
the first of the week, the guest OF MI
and Mrs. A. ]. Mitchell
Mr. and Mrs. F.J Walmsley returned
Yesterday evening from their visit Il
the coast and British Columbia. They
report most pleasant trip and state
that the scenery at the places they Wis.
tied is hard to beat.
E. R. Usadel made business trip tc
Caldwell Tuesday.
R. B. Scatterday, the Caldwell attor-
ney, is in the city today.
Mrs. Lee Pfost, Miss Leidlay Tucker
and Billie Scarborough visited in Boise
a few days this week.
The Rebekahs will give a bowers
dance at Andersen's grove Friday even
ling, August 2nd Be sure to attend.
John vogt. representative of the Cap
ital News, was Parma business visitor
yesterday.
| Geo. Green Of Nyssa, who was arrest
ed last Thursday on the charge OF VIC
lating the local option, did not appeal
in court TO answer the charge and hi
lsl0O bond was therefore declared for
ieited.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. &. Blackwell ant
daughter left last week for Reddish LAX
for an outing.
d. d. Harger OF Caldwell, candidate
for the republican nomination for pro
bate Judge, was a visitor in Parma 30
day. Judge Harger feels confident tina
he will be nominated. He seems +
stand well among the republicans boil
of Parma and Caldwell He states tina
he is highly encouraged over report
coming in from other sections.
Arthur Wilson OF Butte, Mont is
guest at the NJ. G. Stiles home.
The Misses Ruth Dyer OF Weiser an
Helen Russell of Payette visited will
Miss Florence o'Malia during the pas
! week.
A young man named Gerber was al
rested last week on the complaint OF T
d. Jewell for the theft of saddle. II
was arraigned in court and put up
800 bond for his appearance Tuesda.
morning. He didn't appear.