Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-11-01
BREVITIES.

]. Wheeler underwent a serious op-
GRAFTON this morning at st. Alphonsus'
hospital for appendicitis
A six pound boy was born to Mr..
and Mrs. G. Ed Russell $40 North Sew
enth street, at an early hour this
morning.
The Fairview Investment case is
still on trial before Judge Davis. Up
to date there are about 200 different
papers filed in the famous litigation.
II. n. Eichman, who recently re-
signed his position as bookkeeper for
the Sampson Music company. has
taken position with the Columbia
Music company.
The county recorder has issued
marriage license to Hubert T. Diggs
and Frances Oyhanart of Boise and
John j. Reese, Jr., and Lillian j.
Brink, also Of Boise.
Tho Socialist candidates for county
offices will speak at the organizations
hall Sunday night at s o'clock. About
six of the candidates for the various
county offices nominated by the party
will be on the program.
Rev. Bruce Giffen who has been
conducting evangelistic services at
the South Boise Presbyterian church
for two weeks. will preach his last SER
mon tonight, the subject of which will
be The Secret of a Burning Heart"
A Progressive rally will be held
Saturday afternoon at 3 o'clock at the
home of Mrs. Lehuquet 1906 North
Twelfth street. Addresses will be
made by two able women speakers A
general invitation is extended to the
public to be present
w. G. Messersmith today closed a
deal selling a five-room residence on
| jefferson street. between Fourth and
| Fifth streets from Sidonie Thompson
to Senator Benjamin p. Shawhan, for
| $4,000. Mr.. Shawhan is remodeling
the premises for home.
At n public sale held at the resi-
dence OF d. +. Nav, two miles north of
McElroy station in this county today
a straw vote was taken on president
and on governor 1t gavo Roosevelt
| %, Wilson 3, Debs s and Taft g. On
the governor the vote was Martin IS,
Hawley and Haines 8.
Jack Halliwell, who has been con-
nected will. the Joy drug stores here
for more than a year, will leave with
! in the next few days to accept the po-
sition Of manager of one of the lead
ing drug stores in PocatellQ. Mr. and
Mrs. Halliwell expect to make their
home in Pocatello hereafter.
The Columbian club will hold It's
regular business meeting at the Co.
lumbar club house tomorrow after
noon at 2:3O o'clock. Hugh Bryan,
the landscape gardner, will address the
women on the subject of gardening and
especially requests that members of
the club ask any questions on points In
(which they are interested.
DR.. James l.. Stewart leaves tomor-
COW for New York, where he will at
Itend the clinical congress of surgeons
IF North America as a delegate from
IDAHO. He will also spend two months
| h New York and other large east
,rn cities taking graduate work.
/, practice which he has kept up for
several years in order to keep posted
On the latest surgery.
The high water mark in receipts of
tie municipal court in the history Of
tie city is shown by the report of
Jldge Dunlap for october. which shows
that STA was collected in fines dur
Ing the month The board bill for
i prisoners was s103S5 and 81 days
w,rk was done on the streets by pris-
orers. The police records show that
1SS arrests were made.
, Archdeacon Percy Weber of Bos-
ton will conduct services Sunday
m,rnning and evening at st. Michaefs
Cathedral. Arrangements are also un-
derway to have him address mass
, meeting at one of the theaters during
: tho afternoon. Archdeacon Weber
was in Boise two years ago and con
duued meetings for several weeks ant
during his stay had large and enthusi-
astc audiences.
Frank Grice. the well known live
stock buyer, whose operations have
, been in the southeastern part of thu
state for several months, has returned
to Boise for the winter. During thu
summer Mr.. Grce has shipped 5s car
of cattle to Portland and Washington
points and of late has been shippinl
hogs. He states that while the cattl'
and hog market has been high, boil
are little off at present and he look