The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1912-08-29

mun'tN snou1 nc pTOun.
Mrs. NJ. a. Bates and children re-
turned Sunday from Payette Lake,
where they have been on an outing for
the past ten weeks
Clarence Cason was up from Ontario
Sunday visiting his parents. He has
resigned his position at the Ontario
depot and accepted one with the rail-
voad running between Ontario and
Vale.
Fred Anderson visited in Caldwell
Sunday.
d. L. Miller was in Boise Sunday.
| r. D. Cornett of Parma was in Silver
Monday Mr. Cornett rs running q
large number Of sheep on the range in
his county .--0wyhee Avalanche.
Wanted "A bousekeeper. W. J.
Muller, Roswell, Ida. 2t
| NJ. g. Stiles OF Vale is spending his
vacation with HE family in Parma.
DR.. and Mrs r. J CIuen and son re-
turned Saturday evening nom an out
ing in the mountains near Haley.
w B. Mitchell was in Caldwell last
week.
A. $. King Of Spokane was in Parma
for short visit last week.
r. b. sratterday of Caldwell was in
Parma Monday morning
Jesse Albertson was a county sea,
visitor between trains Saturday even
ing.
| F. G. Lynch. Parma's popular depo,
agent, was in Caldwell Saturday and
Sunday.
Rev. Giffen occupied the pulpit in th,
Presbyterian church in Caldwell Sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. l. II. Kellar went Il
Caldwell Friday to attend the funeral o
W. S. Chlore, who died last week Mr.
Chlore was son in law Of Mr.. ans
Mrs. Kellar.
| Mrs f. X. Wilcox and Miss Kathryn
Wilcox rsturned Friday evening from
Portland, where they have been on
wo weeks visit. While there the
visited their old home at Forest Grov
md other points of interest They ais
purchased their supply of fall and win
ter millinery, which will be d,splaye
TO the public soon. They report a mos
pleasant trip.
Tuesday evening to attend the circus
n o Castater made business trip I
; Caldwell Wednesday.
There will be dance in thea Swigei
& Bragg hall in Roswell tomorrow even
ing Music will be furnished by til
Caldwell orchestra and good time
anticipated
On Friday, September 9th, the Rub
Rebekah lodge will give play, 9Th
Last Loaf, Temperance drama With
moral. The proceeds Of the show go I
a good cause and you will regret it
you iail TO attend
L. L Burtenshaw OF Council, pros,
r cutting attorney Of Adams county, passe
through Parma Monday afternoon O
. his way to Boise. where he will stten
to business matters. Mr.. Burtensha
A is a candidate on the democratic tick,
for re election and Is confident of h
o success this fall He expects to be
Parma Sunday to mingle with Il
/. sportsmen in stopping the flight Of u
Il feathery rulers of the air.
is II. A. Clark was business visitor
e Caldwell Sunday.
Is Judge Russell, prominent jurist
Minneapolis, is in Parma looking ov
NJ his extensive holdings here and in tn
10 vicinity.
~ Mrs. A J Mitchell went to Caldw,
~ Wednesday morning to attend col
~ ~ mittee and inass meeting of t
~ W. c. T. u.
,ol This evening at the Imp Theatre W
M be presented, besides the regular thre
No reel SHOW, moving pictures of the Phi
delphia-N New York baseball game
the championship Of the world, viii
will be treat indeed to the baseb
. lovers OF Parma, and also about TWEEN
= four views of this city. This is ra
treat to the people and you will be mil
- ing good thing if you don't go.
VIM English, DR.. and Mrs X
L Cluen and j. c. Blackwell went
4 Boise yesterday evening to be in after
n arce at the -ircus.
ke F. z. Fisk has the most realistic d.
sh GRATED show window in town for
'e- business. He has in the window fo
S. young live mallards, who constantly
tn tract the people on the street, and
number OF the latest model shotgun
ul which the ducks hold in abject terri
e, In all the window presents very
"a, tractive appearance and is one OF viii
Mr.. Fisk should be justly proud.
Next week C. S Cain of the Ii
Theatre will discontinue his shows
each evening, and show twice we
Wednesday and Saturday. Instead
giving away free tickets he viii g
away a set OF dishes free on each OF
show evenings. The shows will be
to the usual high standard.
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