The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1912-02-08
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good sized audience in Eacker's hall
last night. They we're here under the
auspices Of the Ladies' Missionary
Society, and neat sum was raised for
that organization.
A marriage license was issued this
week to Wayne Smith and MISS Jean
Rowland, both residing in the Big Bend
country. The marriage win take place
this evening, the particulars of which
we will publish next week.
According to the grounding theory
we will have an early spring, as he didn't
see his shadow Friday.
]. W. Starkey and son, Harold, came
down from Boise Friday evening to look
after their sheep, which are being fed
near town.
Misses Stephens and Miller were pas
sengers on the east pony" Saturday
morning
| Hon. VIM. Ralderston, register OF the
o. S. Land Office at Boise, delivered a
speech to a good sized audience in the
United Presbyterian church Sunday
afternoon. Mr.. Balderston was here in
the interests of the Men and Religion
Forward Movement.
Ralph Castater went to Boise Sunday
where he will enter Links Business
College.
Harold Morton Kramer's lecture,
"Here or Nowhere, is striking mes
sage, original in thought and courageous
| in treatment. 1t contains broad sym
pathy and the optimistic philosophy
which have characterized all Of his nov
els. Many will go away clinging to the
CHEEKY message and from that hour find
new possibilities in life. Flashes of vii
and humor also add to the enjoyment o
the address. He will give this lecture
next Wednesday evening at the U. P
church. This is the fourth number o
the lecture course.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Wymer arr
visiting at the home of the former
brother, Ellus Wymer, this week.
W. S. Bruce was down on a business
trip from Boise Friday.
L. L. Ormsby and G. J. Sinsel wer
down from Boise Friday on business.
j. II. Lowell left Monday evening TO
points in Nebraska and Illinois, wher
he will visit for a month.
For rent: An s0-acre farm about
miles south of Parma. Good house ant
barn. 25 acres in alfalfa. Balance lev
eled for grain, Good terms. For par
ticulars apply to Mrs. Villa Ross, Par
, ma, Idaho.
]. W. Thornburg removed the first G
the week TO the Stratton ranch south 9
Notus. which he has leased for terri
of five years.
Y E. NJ. Kirkpatrick has secured fror
' the government the location OF the pos
e office IN the front part of his new builC
r ing for the next ten years. He will n
ceiye $500 year as rent, and will fu
nish the postofIice with new outfit,
] is understood. and light and heat.
City Attorney A. F. Stone was dow
from Caldwell Monday to attend IL
4 meeting of the Board OF Trustees. f,
II cept the passage of Ordinance No. A
r the Chicken Ordinance, published
I, this issue, only routine business W:
transacted at this injecting.
@. NJ. brennan, OF Boise, is compile
a ing the roof on the kirkpatrick bull,
ing. Mr.. brennan is considering loca
ing at Parma and engaging in Il
timing and plumbing business.
g w. G. Shade, Of Boise, has taken Il
o place of E. NJ. Small as o. S. L. agel
, at Parma.
F. II. Chapman was in Boise the la
y ter part Of last week.
Mrs. Belle Fouch was visiting relativ'
! in Parma Sunday and Monday, returl
!, ing to her home in Boise Monday evei
4 ing.
of A girl baby vas boru Tuesday to NJ
and Mrs. G. B. humans.