The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1915-02-25
ITEMS
OF INTEREST
Timely News Notes of
Happenings in Parma
and Vicinity.

Judge j. H. AlbertSOn left today Il
on business trip.
Andrew Nelson has purchased the
property Of what is known as the I
Sebree section below Parma, con-
sisting Of about $50 acres. The |
land will be improved and placed |
on the market The price is not |
known, but Il is somewhere between |
$4,000 and $4,000
F.. G. johnson, the Parma man
ager OF the Idaho Investment COM
pany. left Sunday evening for Sioux
City and other Iowa points on a
business trip connected with the af-
fairs Of the company. He expects
Roy Wicklund, Of Big Bend, Ore.
died at Boise Sunday following an
operation. His remains we're
and were lken to Roswell where
they were inferred IN rse fzosw-.
cemetery. Mrs. Wicklund IS still
in the Boise hospital and doing
nicely.
E. NJ Kirkpatrick who has been
contend in a Boise hospital for
some weeks past was able to leave
last Friday for California where all
mis- friends hope that he will be
speedily restored to health
On Tuesday W. G. vogts of Nys-
sa sold the fixtures in the poor
hall conducted BY Walter TuIIy to
z. c. Dickerson- II is understood
that Messrs. Dickerson and Tully
will conduct the pool hall in the
future.
Fred ]. Kiesel, the Ogden million
| 1rrn n q 4frU
ago looking over his extensive busi-
ness interests in this vicinity.
Sterry Lane has taken the agen-
cy for the Ford machine and is e.
| pecting a car load of machines
about March 1.
Mrs. Laura Starcher is up from
UmatiIla, Ore, for a months visit
with Mr.. and Mrs. R. H Stockton
Mrs. Belle Fouch visited at Par
ma a couple of days the fore part
of the week
Mrs. A. S King was Boise Wis
itor Tuesday.
Miss Florence OMAHA is spend
ing a week in Boise visiting friends
Fred l. Mitchell was down from
, with the Office of Clerk of Canyon
County will end in tbOut two week
on account OF the inability Of tn
/ Republican party to connect viii
the popular sentiment at the lat
election.
J Mrs. Sarah Mitchell. who has bee
i'll for the past week. is much i'm
} proved at the present.
Mr.. and Mrs. l. H. KeIlar enter
tanned p. c. Baldridge and wife
J. E. Kerrick and wife and Mr.:
{ Chipp of Boise. state president c
the W. G. L. U. at a six o'cloc
{ dinner last Thursday evening
{ Mrs. Chipp of Boise, state pre-.
} ident of the W. C. 4. Z. met wit
: the society here Friday afternoo
5 and while here was the hous
} guest of Mr.. and Mrs. /.
J Kellar.
Take any old hot water bott
to the Stockton Pharmacy b
n tween Friday Feb. 26 and Ma
ii 3, and receive 60 cents for it G
III the purchase price OF a ne
III one.
II F. J. Walmsley and fami
ii moved into their new house {
II Parma Heights last week.
II Mrs. L. ". Botkin, little daugh
III er and aunt, Mrs. Brown we
II guests in the Raymond Pri
II home a couple of days last wee
Hi Mrs. F. F. Beal OF Caldwell V
II tied in the Raymond Price hor
II friday and saturday oflast wee
II The Friendly Mems Bible Cla
/ entertained the boys over
II years of age of the First Prest
| terian church Monday evenir
| in the Library building. A Fl
entertainment and lunch WI
II provided
For Sale:-One Smith Prem
II typewriter. model 1O-A.
good condition. For further
u formation inquire at Her;
fl ee
Work will be commenced
mediately on new honse
Grove street, on the lots adjo
ing the Parma Creamery buI
ing on the east side. E. NJ. Ki
patrick is having the work do
The house for the present viii
occupied by Mr.. and Mrs.
Sterry Long. Contractor Met
will have charge Of the constr
ton.
DR.. W. Z. Waldrop is hav
an office built on his lots, ]
south OF his house.
c. Il. Lanning this week !
appointed to take charge OF
. interests of the Studebaker cl