The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1912-08-22

d. hoWci BAis al tbc NSuuliS,
Mrs. G. NJ. TwitcbeII aud son, Gsaddy,
were Caldwell visitors yesterday.
Mrs. John OMAHA and daughter.
Miss Florence, visited Boise yester-
day
Mr. aud Mrs, L. Weber OF Chenoa,
ILL.,. were in Parma the first OF the
week. the guests OF MIR and Mrs o.
E. Meyers aud Mr.. and Mrs. F. f.
Fisk.
Lee Fisk returned Monday morning
from visit to Chicago and other
Illinois points.
Miss Mable Fouch was a Caldwell
visitor Sunday.
| Messrs. Dickerson and Edmiston
left last week for an outing in the
mountains.
j An eight-pound baby boy arrived at
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
| Brown, Wednesday morning. Mother
! and babe doing nicely.
There viii be no services. excepting
lSunday school. at the First Presby-
terian church Sunday morning. on ac-
count OF the dedication Of the Apple
! Valley church. Regular services in
the evening.
! Carl Baldridge, Chas Mitchell c.
Z. Mitchell, 5. G. Tucker and Ralph
: Castater left yesterday morning for
an outing in the mountains near Idaho
, City
Harry Lesser. pressman on The
Caldwell Tribune, was in Parma Tues
p lday and Wednesday.
Clearence Cason came up from On
T tario Sunday for short visit with his
friends and relatives.
5 Mrs. Erving of Boise was the guest of
e Misses Bertha and Anna Wilcox yester-
, Iday.
Miss Esther Davis returned to her
home in Boise yesterday after two
weeks visit with her friend, Miss Lois
Fisk.
gency for Edison monographs and
supplies. Wyckoff's Pharmacy, Cald-
well, Idaho. S IL
County Surveyor, Mcconnell was in
the city the latter part of last week.
Miss Pauline Bell left yesterday
morning for Cambridge. where she
will spend few days From there
she will go to Payette Lakes for a
short stay. Mrs. Bert Rose will oc-
cupy the position as operator in the
telephone office during her absence.
The addition on the First Presby-
terian church has been completed and
now presents a very neat appearance
c. S. Cain. proprietor of the Inf
&c Teater, has opened pressory in the
Stockton building, formerly occupied
by Frank Popma. Mr. Cain is al
artist at this business and you will
do well by having your work done BY
him.
The dance given by the Rebekal
Lodge Friday night was attended b,
a large crowd and everybody enJoye'
the evening. The dance was held il
the Imp Theater instead OF Andersei
grove, as was advertised.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. l.. Silliman. VIII
have been guests at the f. NJ Kirk
,ot patrick home for some time past, lei
IS. Thursday last for their home
IL Chenoa, Ill They expressed then
"a "a selves as being highly pleased wit
sct their visit here.
lis Csabe Broiller, the eminent musicia
IN; OF Caldwell, was in the city Frida
\. night for the purpose of playing in th
~ orchestra at the Rebekah dance.
e' The Misses Casey of Weiser, visite
y the latter part OF last week with r.
latives in Roswell
III Misses Gertrude and Edith Pound
and Dallas Duncan Of Nyssa were
attendance at the dance Friday nigh
J. Z. Kerrick and sons, Mr.. and Mr.
R. L. Stockton. returned Sunday ever
ing after a ten days sojourn on th
NJ coast.
:, NJ E. NJ. Kirkpatrick, F E. Fisk an
T. c. Johnson went to Haley la
:, week to get Mr. Kirkpatricks aut'
=, w. mobile, which was broken down I
~ >, that place during his outing in ii
!" mountains. Mr. and Mrs. B j. Giffe
A' and son, who have been at Bellevr
for the past three weeks, returns
with them.
A number OF local people got t.
gether Tuesday evening and cleane
ar up the yard behind the First Pre-
byterian church
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