Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-12-02
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BREVITIElS


A daughter was born yesterday
morning to Mr.. and Mira c. G. Cavanah.
The ladies' Of the second Presbyter-
ian church will serve . chicken dinner
tomorrow in the Mode basement.
A chicken dinner will be served
the ladies' Of the Second Presbyterian
church.
w. H. Puckett has gone to WASH
ington and Adams counties on legal
business and will be out OF the city for
q week.
H. Foster Thompson has taken out a
permit to build three bungalows In the
East Side addition at a cost Of $500
each without the plumbing.
c. B. Faraday, former member of the
legislature when there were Democrats
elected to that body. Is in the city from
Mountain Home on business.
Articles Of Incorporation were filed
Saturday with the secretary of state by
the Kerr Mining company OF Priest
River, capitalized for 100000.
The regular business meeting Of the
Idaho State Association OF Graduate
Nurses will be held at st. Luke's hos
pital Tuesday evening at 1880 o'clock.
Walter Ely, formerly connected with
the Commercial Cream company in this
city, now a resident of Portland, Is
here for few days looking after busi-
ness and property interests.
Mr.. Sherman of Twin Falls. q prom
inent member OF the Inter- Mountain
Good Roads association and formerly
county commissioner of Twin Falls
county, is spending few days in the
city.
Whittier Mothers circle will meet at
the home of Mrs. Sanders, 1116 Frank
lin street, tomorrow afternoon at $3.50
o'clock. Mrs Nichols will speak on the
subject, Humane Education in Early
Training"
T.. w Sinclair. manager OF joys
Pharmacy No 3, has resigned his posi-
ton and gone to Shoshone to take
charge of drug store at that place
which was recently taken over under a
mortgage
Charles e. Harris, one of the old re-
liable Democratic politicians Of Bear
Lake county, came over this morning
from Montpelier to attend the Wilson
ratification meeting.
J. j. Plumer Of HALEY. former state
treasurer, Is in the city on business
and mixing with the Democratic poll
ticians who are here to attend the big
Wilson ratisfication meeting.
o. w. Allen has secured the contract
for building a two-story stucco resi-
dence in the East Side addition for
Mrs. Edwin WEIGH The contract price
on the building is $4,000 and work will
be started at once.
Two IS cash bonds were forfeited in
municipal court this morning by men
arrested for being drunk One man
paid IS and costs for a Saturday night
spree, one was committed for two and
one-half days. and a man who pleaded
guilty to vagrancy was also committed
for few days.
The Boys Chinese Mission Study
club of the Wright Congregational
church will meet with the pastor this
evening after school. The Girls jap
anese Mission Study club will meet
with the pastor Wednesday evening
after school. The young ladies' mis-
sion board will meet with the patsor
Wednesday evening at 1880 o'clock.
At meeting OF the Inter Mountain
ulTeCtOTS Hclu UlSHl
gene Looney was elected president;
Leo J. Falk, vice president: William
Krull, secretary; J. E. Clinton, Jr..
treasurer d. r. Hubbard was selected
to act with a member Of the state
grange and a member of the CONNER
cial club to secure state aid and make
the fair a state fair.
T. NJ. Edwards, former member Of
the legislature from Bannock county
is in the city from McCammon on bust
ness and politics. Mr. Edwards de-
clares that Bannock county is unani-
nous for Brady for United States SEN
ator and that the Pocatello man will
not only have the votes of the Bannock
county members but will also have the
personal support and backing Of every
body in the county.
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Hot Chicken Tamales. Our own
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