The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1915-04-01
ITEMS
OF INTEREST
Timely News Notes of
Happenings in Parma
and Vicinity.

OuUldlD ODtic fDdtui 0dJ
April 3 at the Stockton Phar-
macy.
R. E. Servoss, OF Nyssa, was
visiting friends in Parma, SUM-
day.
Ralph Castater and Jesse Al
bertson autoed to Boise, Sunday.
Mortgages and notes bought
and sold. A. L. MYERS. Caldwell,
Idaho, over Baker & Harris
store. II
Eliza Martin, one of the prorni-
nent business men OF Wilder, was
visiting in town, Sunday.
Herman Timms, who has been
employed on the Steel ranch the
past year, was a passenger to
Boise, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. G. Stiles, OF
Vale, were visitors in the Wm-
Ball homs, Sunday.
jay WaIdron, who for the last
year has been living at the Dalles,
Oregon, arrived in town Satur-
day, accompanied by his little
daughter, for a weeks visit with
his parents in Arena Valley.
D. w. Gibson has severed his
connections with the Zimmerli
Barber shop, having purchased
a barber shop in Nyssa. Mr. and
Mrs. Gibson left Monday morn
ing for their new location.
Ray n. Castle, one of the pro-
prietors of the Merchants Print
ing Co., of Boise, spent Sunday
with his parents, who live in Big
Bend.
Mortgages and notes bought
and sold. A. |. MYERS, Caldwell
Idaho, over Baker & Harris
store. II
You can get more for CASH a
Tanners than any place else.
Tom Hastie, who for the pas
two weeks been visiting hi
daughter in Portland. returned
the first of the week and has re
sumed his position with the Tan
ner Mercantile Co.
]. NJ. Dodds this week sold hi
J residence on Parma Heights t
: DR.. t. o. Humphreys. MIR. ant
Mrs. Dodds will for the presen
s live in the house owned by ]. {
{ Watson which is now occupies
! bv Sterry Long.
} Chas. Lanning came dow
} from Parma, Wednesday to den
. onstrate the good points of
brand new Studebaker automo
bile.-Gate City Journal.
ri MOTORCYCLE-For sale. Wi
sell cheap for quick sale.
II Chas. LannIng was transact
ii ing business in HOmedale an
II Caldwell, Monday in the in th
interests of the Studebaker con
II pany. He was accompanied b
bob" Story.
ii Sterry Long was in Caldwe
the first of the week He e,
II poets soon TO have a Ford den
II onstrator here.
III School will be dismissed for Il
II summer vacation in about thr'
II weeks in District 81, after a su
cessful school year. Miss Dor
II Price is teacher in this school.
II f. f. McCreight is contempla
| ing the building of a bungalo
II on his lots on Parma Height
II The work will commence with
II the next two weeks.
II County Superintendent z. Fl
II Fowler has selected Tuesda
II April 6, as Arbor day for all Ca
II yon county schools. An EARL
II date than usual has been select
III because of the fact that it is
III better time for planting.
W. A. Wall was a Caldwell v
= itor last week.
- Last Friday night the fires
man class was most delightful
entertained at the f. r. Fou
home. They were conveyed frC
town in hayrack driven by |
nest Martin and Claire FouC
Miss Winnie Fouch and NJ
Lydia Dixon had charge of {
frivolities of the evening, whi
was spent in speaking, mus
and in playing games. At I
close of the evening delicious
I freshments were served.
Chauncey Atkins, of Boise,
spending the week as the gu'
of his grandmother, Mrs. A. Nj
tin.
. The fountain at the Stocki
Pharmacy opens Saturday, Al
II 3, with the new Sanitary V(
. TEN paper soda cups and dish