The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1912-02-29

MRS. Bell Soucn came down from
Boise Friday for visit with relatives.
VIM. vogel returned Monday evening
from Boise. where be underwent a seri-
GUS operation.
Jay Marques was down from Cam
bridge the latter part Of last week for a
visit with friends.
Mrs. Harry Griffith and Miss Frances
Farley were Ontario visitors Tuesday
and Wednesday.
Deputy Sheriff Painter was down
from Caldwell Friday summonipg jurors
from this section
Don't forget the dime tea and musical
program at the home of Mrs. R. ].
Cluen Saturday afternoon.
H. c. Baldridge went up to Boise yes
terday to hear the speech of W. j. Bryan
who visited that place yesterday.
Robert Mccormick. student at the
College of Idaho, came down yesterday
on account Of the illness of his father.
For Sale:-A limited quantity of re-
cleaned barley and oats. Fine quality.
Apply to w. B. Mitchell. Parma. Ida.
Clarence Cason left Sunday for Noun
tainhome, where he has accepted posi-
tion as warehouseman for the o. S. L.
Mr.. and Mrs Z. H. HulIer, of Boise,
we're in town Tuesday closing up the
deal for the purchase of the Rasmussen
farm.
Mr.. and Mrs n. L. Bragg have re-
turned to Parma, alter spending the
winter in San Francisco and Los Ange-
les
Mrs. ]. NJ. Oason returned Friday
from Boise. where she has been visiting
at the home of her daughter, Mrs Wake
field
Albert Lang has accepted a position
as passenger brakeman on the Short
line between PocateIo and Hunting
ton.
Russell @. Massey. editor of the Forum
at Mountain Home, will speak tonight
AT tue Grange Hail at Sand Hollow OF
soci ism
Mr. aud Mrs Jay Waliron, who have
been located for some time past in the
Palouse, Wash. country. returned to
Parma Saturday to make their future
home.
A meeting accompanied by banquet
rwAs held Tues lay evening at the Hote
Illinois. its object being the formation
OF mems bible GLASS under the aus.
pices Of t, e Presbyterian church. There
were 2s guests present.
A dime tea and musical program viii
be given at the home Of Mrs. R. ]
Cluen Saturday afternoon from 2:3O ts
8 O'Clock. This is given for the benefit
of the Library Association and it will b
well worth your time and money to az
tend.
Theodore Roeder has opened an exclu
sive harness and carriage shop in tn,
new building. He has leased two of th'
six stores end will soon have one OF th'
most up-to-date stores in town. II
opening up this business, Mr.. Roede
has filed one Of the long needed want
and we wish him the best OF success il
bis business.
John Rasmussen has sold bis rsucl
about two miles east OF Parma to E. II
Huller, of Boise, the price paid bein
500 per acre. After his sale Of persona
property, notice Of which occurs in an
other column, he will remove to Bois
where he has purchased fine home
Mr.. Huller and family will. occupy tn
ranch as soon as vacated by Mr.. Ras
mussen.
Mrs. Wilcox and daughter, who com
pose the firm of Wilcox & Wilcox, re
turned Sunday from Portland, wher
they have been for the past three week
for the purpose of purchasing thei
spring and summer goods. They hav
added notions and ladies' furnishings I
their stock Of millinery, and will max
il an exclusive women's store. Thei
new goods are arriving daily and ar
being placed in their new location i
the new kirkpatrick block. They ez
pect to have everything ready by tn
last Of this week and will tell you a
about it in next weeks Herald. Will
away they visited their old home at Fol
est Grove and also Mrs. wilcox's othe
daughter. who is in school at Mt. Angel
and who viii join her mother here a
the close Of school.