The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1912-11-28
LOCAL TOPICS

IN Ontario,
VIM. Scarborough was in Cald-
well Sunday.
Fred Hook was All Ontario
visitor Sunday.
w. R. Graves visited Boise
Saturday and Sunday.
Fl. c. Baldridge made a busi-
ness trip to Nampa Tuesday.
A Thanksgiving dance will be
held to night at the Imp theatre.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Rose spent
Sunday with friends and rela-
tives in Star.
Lawrence Bates left Tuesday
for a visit at the home of his sis
ter in San Francisco.
! f. C. Lynch and wife went to
Caldwell last night to spend
Thanksgiving in that city.
Miss Lila Mitchell, of Wilder,
spent Saturday and Sunday with
friends and relatives in this city.
Mrs. T. G. Martin visited in
Apple Valley the latter part of
last week, returning home Sun
dav
John Braden and Chas. Sim
mons left Sunday for Yakima,
Wash, the home of the formers
parents.
Mrs. John OMAHA and daugh-
ter, Miss Florence, returned
Monday night from a visit to
Glenns Ferry.
Mrs. A. A. Paul came down
, from Caldwell this morning to
spend Thanksgiving with her
mother, Mrs E. c. Shipley.
Miss Winnie Pouch came up
Z from Weiser this morning and
will spend the Thanksgiving hol
idays with her parents here.
n DIR. P. A. Simmons, the Boise
Eye Specialist will be at Hotel
, Illinois Saturday, Dec. Z. Con
/ sultation and Examination free,
! Miss Helen Usadel left Saturday
r morning for points in Wisconsin.
e her former home state. She vii
e stop off at Pocatello to spenG
2 Thanksgiving.
/ DR.. R. J Cluen and E. q. John
:, son motorad to Ontario Sunda,
TO attend a meeting of the Ma
o sonic chapter. They report tha
they were royalty entertained.
d Friday evening at Apple Vale,
t the boys basket ball team of tn
d Parma school suffered it's thirt
!, successive defeat. The score wa
e 18 to Z in favor OF Apple Valley
e The girls team did not play.
: Two OF our prominent citizen
!, have purchased automobiles dur
h ing the past week. DR.. Cluel
: got a new Overland and ID, O
> Castater, the popular proprieto
7 of the Hotel Illinois. got a 40 i
I p Stein Special.
7 A. F. Extine, representing th
I r L. Polk & Co. directory put
I fishers, is III town with corp
7 of men, gathering data and il
/ formation for the new 1912 19l
+ Canyon county directory. whic
7 will be issued in about 30 days
7 E. II. Stein left Tuesday ever
! ing for Kearney, Nebr., on th
I receipt few days ago OF tell
I gram that his mother was yer
7 Ill and would be compelled {
/ undergo an operation He e.
! poets to remain there during til
! winter.
! There will be a teacher-parer
: meeting at the First Presbyte
/ ian church Monday evenin,
! Dec. l, at which time there wi
( be d. permanent organization {
I fected, constitution adopted an
7 officers elected for the year A
! patrons and friends are invite
( to be present. There will be
7 number of things of interest di
! cussed.
! Next Tuesday evening the pc
I pie of Parma will have the plea
I ure of listening to a lecture {
Y prohibition by Rev. Sam Sma
/ at the United Presbyteria
I church. He is accounted one
7 the best lecturers on the stag
! The lecture is given under &
t auspices of the anti saloon leag
I and Mr.. Herwig, head OF TIL
! Reorganization viii also addre
I the audience.
\ Gilbert of Caldwell, who were
7 their mothers bedside when {
Z end came
I The deceased was one OF I