The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1917-10-11
PARMA HAPPENINGS
Now is the time to list your property.
We have the cash buyers
Hudson & Elerick, Wilder, Idaho.

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We have the cash buyers
Hudson & Elerick, Wilder, Idaho
DR.. Boone, president of the Col
! lege of Idaho, will preach at the
| First Presbyterian church next Sun
day, Oct. IA, morning and evening.
The high school was dismissed for
couple of weeks Monday to allow
the pupils to help in harvesting the
fruit crop.
The other day Mrs. o. G. Boyd re-
ceived a letter from her son, Elwyn,
who is with the boys at Camp
Greene. The boys were considerably
disappointed at the dismemberment
of the Second Idaho, but all are well
and full of pep" The Oregon En-
gineers head the regiment to which C
company was assigned.
Fred Chapman returned Friday
from Seattle, where he has been for
some time past.
Frank Chapman and son, Fred.
spent Sunday with Mrs. Chapman
who is recovering nicely from a rath-
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pital. Mrs. Chapman expects to be
able to return home Sunday.
Mrs. c. B. Ross, Mrs. H C. An
dersen and Miss Helen usadel mo
.ored to Caldwell, Monday.
Several Parma people attended
the roundup at Weiser the latter
part Of the week. All pronounce it
the best attraction of the kind ever
7ulled off in the west. Weiser Ger
tainly made a great hit, and has q
right to feel proud over the results.
Mrs. Hedwig Nilsson, of Portland.
is visiting her mother, Mrs. Schmid,
md sister, Mrs. Carl Eisenminger.
N. A. Bates attended the 25th an,
1iyeISary Of Parma Lodge No. 20,
A. F. & A NJ, at Nampa, Tuesday
night, and reports a splendid time.
Mrs. S. A. Mitchell Mrs. / H.
Kellar and Mrs. D. w. Gromer are
attending a W. C. T. U. meeting at
Caldwell
While riding a bicycle on the
street the other day little Alvin Her
-ey collided with George Woods
Ford at the bank corner. He was
bruised, but no bones
we're broken and he is able to attend
school again.
Sidney NJ. Knox and Mrs. Eliza
)eth Heller, of Roswell, were mar
led Tuesday, Oct. 9, in Caldwell, by
he Rev. B. W. Rice. Mr.. Knox has
,een a resident of Roswell for the
vast two years and Mrs. Heller for
me. They both have numerous
riends, who accorded them hearty
Welcome to their new home, Tuesday
large chivari party turn
ng out for the occasion.
George Obendorf, who lives six
niles south of Parma, reports thai a
Jhester White SOW belonging to him
ad a litter of 21 pigs recently. Up
o the present time the sow, which is
our years old, has had 105 pigs. A
ow of the same brood has had 90
igs.
Fanny Lyon Cobb, wife of Calvin
Obj. publisher of the Statesman,
led Thursday morning, Oct. ell, at
O'Clock, at the family home in
'oise. She had been i'll for some
L
thursday afternoon at 5 O'Clock and
ne remains taken to Chicago for in
erment.
Mrs. B. NJ Campbell, of Roswell,
as received word from her son who
with the American troops in
rance, that the boys are badly in
eed of the warm knitted sweaters,
APPS, etc, which the women at home
re making and are anxiously await
lg their arrival. Many of the Parma
omen are making complete sets ac-
,rding to government regulation
nd will soon have them on the way.
Twenty-Five carloads of sheep
tipped, by Stanfield&Vernon, from
iverview, Ore, arrived in Parma
uesday night to be fed in the near
, country in transit to Chicago.