The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1912-03-28
Local and Personal !

JsA. Marquess was down from Cam
bridge the FIRST OF the week.
Mr. and Mrs. G. C. Griffith went to
Boise Tuesday for two days visit.
While unloading boxes at the freight
house Friday evening, J. NJ. Cason had
the misfortune to have one Of the heavy
boxes fall on his foot, three toes being
broken in the accident. Although the
wounds are very painful, Mr.. Cason is
still able to be around.
Mrs. W Z. Waldrop was taken to
Boise Friday, where she was placed in
a hospital for treatment.
Charles Edison, James wilmoth. Lo-
rem johnson and Custer Hartley, who
have been employed at sheep camps in
the vicinity Of Parma, returned last
week.-Midyale Reporter.
MORMON CONFERENCE RATES
Via Oregon Short Line for Spring
Conference. Tickets on sale from points
north Of ogden April 2nd to 9th, inclus-
i've, limited TO April 10Th. See o. S. L.
agents for rates and further partic-
ulars. "A
Ralph Castater was down from Boise
the latter part Of last week for a visit
with his parents.
Harold Fisk and Maurice Judd were
in Caldwell Saturday.
/ NJ G. Stiles was over from Vale Sun
day.
Tim Driscoll, county probation officer,
was in town Friday.
Tim Bracken left Saturday evening
for Crescent, Ore, where will reopen
his business.
Roy Stark went to Boise Monday for
short visit
J. E. Kerrick made business trip to
Caldwell Monday.
For sale:-A limited quantity of re-
cleaned oats. Fine quality. Apply to
W. B. Mitchell Parma, Ida.
Representatives of the Boise Tent &
Awning Co. were in town last week and
installed a number Of awnings.
Ed Parriott, who has been employed
at Parma, returned home Thursday
Weiser Signal
Tom Hall, who enters the prize ring
under the name OF Tommy Driscoll, Of
Parma, will meet Tommy Gaffney, the
Salt Lake boxer, p. Boise next Thursday.
He went TO Boise Tuesday to start
training for the bout Quite a num-
Der OF Parma people viii be present at
the fight.
Mrs. NJ. Smith and Mrs. Thorton of
Notus are in the city today.
= Will trade new piano or player piano
for good driving team. Address Eilers
Music House, Boise, Idaho. 3 2s
The next meeting OF the Amphicty-
onic Council will be at the home of Mrs.
, Blackwell The program viii be in
: charge Of the historical committee and
each member will be expected to recount
some interesting anecdote Of their school
days.
s Tom Welsh was in from Arena Valley
2 yesterday.
LOST Friday. March %, three hors-
es described as follows; Brown horse,
heavy set, weight 1850, branded JK
(connected) on left hip, shor. name
gray horse, weight 1000, unbranded
white mare, weight 500, PAGER. unbrand'
ed. A suitable reward will be paid fol
information which will lead to the dis
covery OF these horses. E. d. Jewell.
/. Mr. ana Mrs. John Short visited Par
= ma the latter part Of the week and re
turned to Emmett Sunday.
Of Wonder if Borah is fighting Taft be
6, cause Taft fred Pinchot?
= Mr.. and Mrs. l.. H. lawson and son
Earl, visited friends in Ontario Sunday
to The Westminster Guild met at ia
ID home OF Mr.. and Mrs. j w. Price Tues
re day evening, with Misses Ruth and Dori
at Price, Gladys Peterson and Mani
II, Twitchell as hostesses. After an hou
OF study delicious lnnch was serveC
IN The next meeting will be AZ the hon
"a, Of F. E. Fisk on April 9th. with Mr.
"a, Gifien, Misses Mary an Mabel Anderso
r. and Lois Fisk as hostesses.
DIR. p. A. Simmons. the Eye Specia
ist OF Boise, formerly representative
the Globe Optical Co. in this territor,
wishes tu announce that he has severe
his connection with them and has forms
7E a partnership with DR.. o. NJ. Drak
The. will still make their regular visi
l2. to Parma. The date OF their next vis
rat will be saturday, April 9th, at Il
rs Illinois Hotel.
~ Tho government has dismissed Il
On charge against the Barber Lumber c
49, and will. discontinue the prosecution
81 this case. This means that the compai
80 will 90 ahead and develop their plar
which has been living idle for the pa
m, five years awaiting the outcome of Il
III. case.