The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1912-07-04


Madden was in Parma last week on
official business.
Misses Pauline Bell and Mabel Ander-
son visited in Boise Monday.
City Attorney A. F. Stone came down
from Caldwell Monday to attend the
meeting OF the city dads.
County Surveyor Mcconnell was in
town Monday and Tuesday.
Mr and Mrs. w. W. Williams, who
have been in charge of the dining room
at the Hotel Illinois for a few months
past, left Monday for Payette.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. ]. Tompkins OF Cald.
well we're IN the city Friday and Sat
urday. Mr. Tompkins was one OF the
musicians at the dance Friday night.
&c Payne was down from Caldwell
last Thursday
L. s. Hasen and vile Of Cambridge
visited in Parma last week.
Mr. and Mrs. R ]. Cluen and son
motored to Boise Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. W T. Skillern returned
Tuesday morning from Boise, where
they have been visiting.
The crew of the Idaho Oregon Light
& Power company is busy this week
putting up the new street lighte.
Mrs. Fl. c. Andersen returned satur-
day from Seattle; where she has been
visiting for few weeks. Her niece,
Mrs. stnby returned with her ard will
visit at the Andersen home for while.
J.M. Cason went to Boise yesterday
to take in the 4th of July celebration.
The Westminster Guild entertained
the members OF the young mems sund-
ay school class at the Oddfelow's hall
Tuesday evening. Games we're the chief
amuiements OF the eteniiig and dainty
refreshments were served All present
report a good time
Mrs. B. j. GiIfen was in Nyssa yester-
day.
Miss Minnie Leigh visited in Caldwell
Monday.
Mrs. Karl Bvehringer and son, William
were Caldwell visitors last week.
J. c. Thornbhrg was down from bis
ranch near Nots Monday He reports
tine crops in that section and states tina
this year will be record breaker.
MN Cortner Of Payette, represent
ing the Brotherhood of American
Yoemen, is IN Parma this week in the
interests OF the lodge. Mr. CortneI
states that he will organize Brother
hood here in the neaf future
Messrs. l. j Ross Of the bridge con-
tracing firm Of j II. Forbes 4 Co,
Fred Mcdonnell, city engineer, and A.
F. Stone, city attorney, were down from
Caldwell, Monday. to attend the meet
ing Of the city Council at which the
sewer contract was awarded.
Mrs. D. o. castater visited Boise
last Thursday.
II. c. Baldridge and ]. E. Kerrick
were Boise visitors the latter part OF
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. L. Park visited in
Boise the latter part Of last week.
F. J. Manseau was down from Boise
the latter part of the week.
The bowery dance at C. H. Ander-
sens grove Friday night was atten-
ded by good sized crowd and every
body reports fine time.
/ The Misses Pounds were up from
Nyssa Friday to attend the bowery
dance.
/ Miss Aida Anderson visited friend.
in Caldwell last week
Lee Fisk and Miss Cleora Campbell
were in Boise Fast Thursday
| The partition between the Wilco'
tx Wilcox millinery store and tn,
south adjoining room has been re
| moved and the two Offices consoli
dated into one. On account of tn
fast growing business Of that. firm
| the change was necessitated and the.
will now have ample room to accom-
| modate their large trade.
Section Forman Sauer, has a GREY
/ at work improving the siding whic
leads to the Parma Milling & Eleva
tor Co, and getting the track int
shape for the large amount of ship
| ping to be done by that firm this fal
A large number of Il. W. WIS
have been lettering about Parma dui
ing the past two weeks. They are
menace to the community and shoul
mot be allowed to lounge around
A number OF Parma people went
ENyssa this morning to celebrate th
glorious Fourth at the picnic to ;
held in Gibson's Grove. The Parm
high school ball team will meet th
Pavette high there this afternoon an