The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1912-02-01
Local Laconics

Local Laconics
Ray Mitchell was in Caldwell satur-
day.
F. f. Fisk was in Boise the first of the
week
Mrs. F. E. Fisk was Caldwell visitor
Thursday.
E. D. McCabe was IN Caldwell on
business Saturday.
NJ. w. Waldron was Caldwell busi-
ness visitor Tuesday.
E. F. Stephens of Nampa was in Par
ma last week on business.
Miss Sarah Egger left the first of the
week for a visit in the east.
S G. Tucker went to Portladd Tues
day with shipment of cattle.
Mrs H. 9. Baldridge and daughter,
Gail, visited in Boise last week.
Harold Fisk and Claire Baldridge
went up to Boise Friday evening.
Mrs. John OMAHA and daughter,
Florence, went to Boise Saturday for a
short visit.
John Ryan left Monday for his old
home at Pontiac, Ill.,, where he expects
to remain.
After nearly a years absence at Coun-
ell, Clarenc Belts is back at the cases
in the Herald office
T. H. Bolin, manager of the Stude-
baker company here, made a business
trip to Caldwell Tuesday.
Miss NJ. G. Carlton, county superin-
tendent Of public instruction, was i'll
Parma a couple of days this week.
D. G. Ruby the Caldwell horse buy
er,was in town Monday. While here
Mr.. Ruby bought four horses from 8. G.
Tucker.
Geo. B. Rowan was in Caldwell Tues
day. acting as witness in the case OF
the studebaker company VS.. NJ. W.
Waldron.
Miss Jean Rowland of Greenleaf was
visiting in Parma Monday. 1t tisreport-
ed that she will not be "Miss Rowland
much longer.
Ham Kaufman was in Parma today
He has acquired a half-interest in the
Vale Oriano and will leave tomorrow
for that place.
The case of the Studebaker company
VS.. M. W Waldron was heard in the
probate court at Caldwell Tuesday anc
was taken under advisement.
E. G. johnson was in Weiser las
Thursday end Friday attending meet
ing of the State Horticultural Associa
ton. He reports splendid time.
E. G. Johnson started force of II
men at work Tuesday pruning the biz
240O-acre fruit ranch, of which he il
manager, for the Idaho Land Co. ant
the Idaho Investment Co.
Rev. Bruce ]. Giffen Of Parma deliv
cred the charge to the people at the in
stallation Tuesday OF Rev Gordon R
Houston, the new pastor OF the Firs
Presbyterian church in Nampa.
A +. Pillsbury, a prominent farme
of this section, has sold bis farm Of a
acres for the sum OF $4,000. Mr. Pills
bury will hold an auction sale Of hi
property near Riverview Friday, Feb
eth
The Amphictyonic Council will be en-
tertained next Thursday by Mesdame
Fobes, Boyd and Giain at the home q
Mrs. Gifin. A good time is anticipate
and all members are urgently requisite
to attend.
Rev. Dalzel Of Boise was in Parm
Monday evening in the interests OF tn
Men and Religion Forward Movement
He delivered we'll prepared address
good sized audience in the Presbytel
ian church.
Harry B. Kinport, one Of the bes
known and best loved men in Idaho
died Friday at Salt Lake while en- rout
to California from home at PocatellC
Mrs. Kinport, who is a sister Of A. +
Lang, was taking her husband to tn
health resort in the hope that his fai
ing health would be restored, but deaf
ended the journey. Tho funeaal wa
held under Masonic auspices az Pocs
tello Sunday, and was attended by Nj
and Mrs. A. II. Lang and NJ. A. Bat,
from Parma.