The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1914-04-16
Ernest Anderson visited friends
near Caldwell last Sunday.

JhQ Wei5er team III w
score.
Mr.. and Mrs. Byron Waldo t
spent Easter Sunday with rela. v
tives in Weiser. U
Gus Barth, who has been ill Tor
some time, is reported to be up
and about again.
Ralph Castater Is recent ar
rival from Caldwell, registering
at the Hotel Illinois.
Mrs. ]. Fl. Burchell, who has
been quite i'll since her arrival
from the east. is reported as
rapidly improving in health.
Mrs. Guy Boyd and Mrs. Fred
Platt entertained in an afternoon
"Kensington" yesterday alter
noon at the Platt home. About
seventy ladies were present.
The high school baseball team
defeated the Twilighters Friday
evening in a three inning game,
shutting them out in a score OF
liz to 0. Patricio, the captain
of the school team, played with
his bunch at short, but found
himself in the anomalous posi-
ton of playing against his own
team at that, being a member OF
the sundown aggregation, and
. pitted feminist 'em.
This is the season OF wooIng,
: and not q few are making eyes at
> the muse, as is apparent from
! the immense crop of spring poet
ry now being threshed. The bud
l. ding rhymesters of Idaho are III
Ie vited to bring on their dope
IL The Herald is anxious TO prln
re it, and will charge but VI a line
3. You potes desire Immortality
I'd and we want the mazuma.
The street improvements {
c. the city 70. this spring are neal
u ly completed. The gravel su
~ face is laid, three new cemen
ce walks have been put in, and I'll
he telephone poles removed iro
an the middle of the street to ti
curb. All that remains now
to to complete good job is Tor t.
ii 10. s. l.. to extend the crossiI
I'd on Third street. which 1t W
.ho probably do "manana.
dr. Parma was we'll represent
,er- again last Sunday at Caldwe
|. witnessing the game between t
-, Irrigators and the semI-pl
u, team of Caldwell. The score "
-. in Bosses favor, s to B. Tho
',n who expected to see classy b
os on the part of Boise were dis'
IS pointed. There was, OF cour
;nr some good work done, but
exhibition generally savored
the bucolic variety.
49, NJ. Turner, of Council, Ida
~. Earriyed in Parma last Thursc
"a and expects to remain and
lcome one OF us. MIR. Turne
49, an auctioneer Of many yea
experience, and will proba
woll take up that line OF work.
conversation with a Herald
he said he thought OF reviV
- the fortnightly public sales
o7 which was attempted here
IT winter and failed through L
III IA perience OF the promoters.
Robert E. Davis, aged AZ yt
'e NO who has lived in and arc
Parma for the last uine mor
NEI died at the Raymond ri
e W, where he was employed, J
OF in day morning of pneumonia.
.ool' 70 was apparently much imprC
II : and was able to be out o
tho. on Monday evening, but suffei
relapse, and death came qui
A brother, Rev. I. A. Dav
}. ]. P. the North Yakima, Wash,
Parma, church, had been notified
Illness. and arrived Tue
TON. evening, only to find tha
lister. brother, whom he had not Sc
# seven years. had died befo
10. O92e arrival. Funeral services
ON held at the Presbyterian G
U S. this morning at 10 O'Clock
!, April the remains inferred in +
nity cemetery. Mr.. Davis
Herbert native OF Virginia.
on Sep
"a enrrs Money to Loan.