The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1912-08-15

! Iightfully entertained about sixty OF
their friends at lawn party Monday
evening in honor OF Mr.. and Mrs. L. L.
Silliman Of Chenoa, H., who are guess
at the Kirkpatrick home. All report
fine time.
| Hugh and Amy Fouch Of Boise visited
last week at the H. II. Stockton hnme.
! Mrs. Geo. II. Tlobson OF Horseshoe
Bend visited last week at the home OF
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. F. NJ Eiche-
berger. She returned home Monday.
r. l. stockton left On the Pacif'
coast special lest week for ten day.
sojourn on the coast DR.. Waldrop ha'
.harge If the drug store during theii
absence.
| 6. W Langmaid of Boise came dow,
IN his motorcycle Sunday to spend tn
Jay with his vie, who is the guest Of
Mr.. and Mrs A J. Mitchell.
| A. H. Lang, f. j Davis ana wives
and Miss Esther Davis Of Boise were
Parma visitors yesterday.
/ w E. Fisk, son, Ernest, and daugh-
tiers, Mary and Elma, left this morn
ing for an outing in the mountains
near Idaho City At Boise they will
be joined by Ray Mitchell. who will
leave for that place on the evening
rain.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. B. Ross visited
friends in Star. Tuesday
! Edgar Meek Of Caldwell, was in
town between ponies Tuesday morn
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. c. Griffith lett on
Monday evening for six weeks visit
n Bailentine. Montana, where Mr..
srifith's father resides, and Watch
ieer. Iowa. the home Of Mrs. Crifith's
parents They will also spend about
ten days in Chicago. Bruce Camp
1ell of Boise. will have charge of the
lrug store during their absence.
Miss Anna Wilcox, who recently
vas operated upon in St Alphonsus
hospital at Boise, returned to Parma
Monday evening and at present she
5 being cared for at the A. J Mitchell
+ home. Her many friends will be glae
z 20 hear that she is much improved an'
= will soon be able to be about
g Mesdames D. o. Castater and NJ
c G. Stiles went TO Vale Sunday for
e short visit.
Miss Leila Tucker is visiting wit
< her parents at Meridian this week
+ Misses Mabel. and. Winnie foucl
y returned Monday from a two week
n outing at Payette Lakes. They re
port a fine time and state that hsl
: md huckebeffies are more thai
plentiful at the Lakes.
D. and Mrs. R J. Cluen left Mon
n day evening for an outing IN tn
n mountains near Haley.
Mrs. Lee Pfost visited in Boise Oh
Monday.
Mrs. z. KimbalI of salt Lake, an
e son, are guests at the home Of Mr.
;s and Mr.. E D. Jewell Mrs. Kimbal
i is sister to Mrs Jewell
Mrs. F. D. Jewell and sister, Mr.
Kimball, were in Boise last weel
where they placed Mrs. Kimball
youngest son. Moral, in the hospit'
for an operation.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. c. Blackwell re
turned last Friday from their outin
in the mountains near HALEY.
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. N. Kirkpatricl
Mr.. and Mrs. l. L. SULLIVAN, an
John Nelson and Christopher Hur
returned Friday from Haley whei
they have been on an outing. NJ
Kirkpatrick's automobile, in whic
they l,ade the trip TO Haley W;
brokeh down. and they were con
pelled to make the trip home on ii
train.
Mrs. E.K. wilcox and Miss Kathry
Wilcox left Thursday on the Por
land special for the coast. where the
will spend about two weeks. Viii
ke there they will purchase their sto'
OF fall ana winter millinery.
E. Kerfick and sons, Walter ar
Leslie, went to Portland on the e
cursion train last Thursday for
sojourn Of two weeks
Lavender and Old Lace" has be,
missing from the public library f
some time and II returned at once /
charges will be removed
Mr.. and Mrs. c. E. Paine we
sapital visitors the latter part OF Ia
week.
! Mrs. H. H. Winters, and daught'
- Mrs. Harry Griffith, were Nampa Vi
- - itors last week
Misses Elma Fisk and Freda he
rick and Earnest Fisk were visito