The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1912-09-19
Local Items


day.
Clarence cason was over from Vale
Sunday
J. E. Kerrick was in Boise Thursday
and Friday
Mrs. Thomas Nelson visited in
Nyssa last week.
Archie Hale was a Boise visitor
Thursday and Friday.
W. B. Mitchell was in the county
scat on business Saturday
y Alderman, Parma. painter and
paper hanger
Charlie and NJ. D. Hay were in Boise
the last of last week
Norman Belcher of Caldwell, was in
the city Monday and Tuesday.
S. w Dee. the Caldwell clothing
merchant. was in town Monday.
Be sure to attend the play: "Josiah's
Courtship" at the Imp tonight
E. G. Johnson was a capital city
visitor Thursday and Friday
Bert Rose and wife visited in Star
this week with Mrs. Roses parents
Lewis Cassily and c. Meltordt were
Boise visitors the last of last week
Mr. and Mrs George Evans were
Boise visitors Thursday and Friday.
J. J. Caldwell. principal of the Parma
schools, went to Meridian Friday
evening
John Alexander came up Saturday
evening from Ontario. where he is
working
Mr.. and Mrs H. c. Anderson went
to- Boise Thursday evening to hear
Roosevelt speak.
J. H. Trout and wife of Roswell at
tended the Roosevelt reception in
Boise Thursday night
H. c. Anderson was among the
Parmaites who heard Borah speak a,
Notus Monday afternoon.
P. E. Smith. well known Caldwell
real estate dealer. was business visi-
tor in Parma Wednesday
: Harley Fisk and Walter Kerrick left
Tuesday for Caldwell, where they will
attend the College of Idaho.
Mr.. and Mrs ]. W. Price returned
Tuesday from trip to Bellinghan
and other Washington points.
Willis Jordan of Parma spent Sun
day in the city, the guest of Mr.. anC
Mrs Charles Jones.-Weiser Signal
Mr.. and Mrs c. B. Hurtt. of Boise
i. visited at the home OF Mr. and Mrs. E
NJ kirkpatrick the last of the week
y R H. Stockton, E. D. MeCabe anc
e J. X Timmins took in the Roosevelt
t reception in Boise Thursday evening
i w F. Schultz will hold an auction
e sale of his property at his home nea
Roswell. on Wednesday. Septembe
e 25.
Is Sigurt Anderson left Saturday nigh
for Moscow. where he will be enrolle
as a student in the University OF Ids
y no.
!, Earl Dickerson and Carlos Fis
= left Tuesday for Corvallis. Oregon, t
attend the Oregon. Agricultural Co
lege.
" c. B. Ross and E. D. McCabe droy
a to Notus Monday ofternoon to hes
m Senator Borah's speech on the BlaC
Canyon project.
Lost or Stolen From a buggy q
g Main St. Saturday night, roll of DIRE
gingham Finder please return TO Il
Herald office.
= The dance given Friday night by Il
" Rebekah lodge was largely attend,
and a most enjoyable time is reports
=. by all present.
Mrs. F. R. Fouch was in Payet
-. Tuesday to attend business meetiI
IL OF the Federation Women's Clubs
a. Idaho, of which she is an officer.
w MI and Mrs H. c. Baldridge, SO
av Claire, and daughter. Gail. return
nd Saturday evening from an extend
he visit to Illinois and other caste
'ut points.
ed The Amphictyonic Council will gi
en- reception in honor of the teachers
Ia the Parma schools at the L. p. parse
age Friday evening. September
from g to 1880 p. m.
As The Degree Of Chivalry was &C
We ferred upon ten members of the Ida
ng Rebekah lodges at Boise Sunday. NJ
IS IS Enda Ross and Mrs. NJ. A. Bates
the local lodge were among those
ceiving the degree.
rV A party consisting of F. Z. Fl
Ia VIM. English and Harold Fisk sp'
on the latter part of last shooting du'
at Cow Lake, Ore. The trip to c
the Lake was made in Mr. Fisk's au
- They report fine hunting
ion Senator II. c. Baldridge return
elm from the east Saturday last. He
ry a most enjoyable visit with friends :
en- relatives in different Illinois tow
He states that crops are good but I
hall politics are badly mixed. With 90
crops the people can probably ST
,i5 bad politics.