Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-10-01
EVENING CAPITAL NEWS. TUESDAY, OCTOBER l. 1912
BREVTTIES

tu0 IeCtOTy.
A business meeting Of the council
Of the Congress Of Mothers will be
held Wednesday afternoon at 1880
O'Clock at the Y. w. C. A. rooms
c. c. Glenn, who is seriously iii
with an attack Of pneumonia at his
home near Ustick. Is reported better
today, although not yet out OF danger.
The Ladies' Aid society OF the First
Methodist church will hold Its annual
rally meeting in the church parlors
Wednesday afternoon at $3.50 o'clock
Unity Rowena circle will meet
Thursday afternoon at the home OF
Mrs. G. w. Boyd, Alb Thatcher street.
All Yeoman ladies AM friends are
welcome.
Marriage licenses have been issued
by the county recorder to Robert H.
Smith and Ella May Corey Of Boise
and to Arthur o. Ross and Helen
Sprague, Of Boise.
Judge Dunbar yesterday afternoon
officiated in the marriage of two cou-
pies, Robert H. Smith and Ella May
Corey, both of Boise. and Thomer c.
Roberts and Erma Bouck, both Of
Salt Lake City.
The trial Of the Fairview Invest
ment company against Ward Lamber
son and others for the quieting Of title
to the Fairview addition was resumed
before Judge Davis in the district court
this morning.
A daughter was born this morning
to Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Shaw at their
home on South Sixteenth street. Mr.
Shaw is employed by the Idaho Trac-
ton company as manager of the Boise
Railway company.
A daughter was born last night at
st. Luke's hospital to Mr.. and Mrs.
John Ketchen. Mr.. Ketchen Is a pop
ular clerk at the Golden Rule store
| and is receiving congratulations from
his many friends.
The Ladies' Aid society OF the I'm
manuel Methodist church will meet
Wednesday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock
! at the home Of Mrs. d. w. Bond. 1905
| Harrison boulevard. Refreshments
| will be served.
The mothers of Park circle will
meet in the new school building Thurs
day afternoon at $3.50 o'clock. Miss
| Ivy w bochS Ncohty
will give talk on the referendum
and recall and taxes.
| The members of the First Methodist
church will give a farewell reception
on Friday night at the church par
lors to DR.. and Mrs. w. S. Matthew,
who are soon to leave for California
where DIR. Matthew has been placed
in a new field.
The residence Of Eugene Payne, in
the East Side addition. was the
scene of a small blaze last night at
II o'clock, a fire having mysteriously
started In closet The apparatus
from station No. 4 was called out and
the blaze extinguished with but little
damage.
D. II. Moseley, the we'll known
rancher and stockman, left last nigh,
for Chicago and Elgin, H., on a bust
ness trip. Mr. Moseley has made sew
eral big shipments OF fine cattle t.
Boise from the Elgin district and ex-
,pects to purchase a considerable num-
Der OF fine mich cows on this trip.
Something of the amount Of increas,
in business Of the Oregon Short Lin,
in Boise Is shown by the number o
|
gage ROOM During the month o
! September last year 6339 pieces wer,
handled and during the month jus
closed 67s5 were handled, an increase
Of 446 pieces.
: Thompson & Carpenter closed tw'
deals this week on bench property
selling w. r. Simmons a half-acr'
tract and new 4-room bungalow il
> Capital View subdivision near TIL
fair grounds for $4,000 and to II. c
Greenback a modern Groom bunga
low In Rose Hill subdivision for $4,000
The latter property was formerl.
owned by Mr.. Hoagland.
Sunday was rally day and harves
home day at the Baptist church. an,
through the generosity of some Of on
Ada county farmers. the church wa
beautifully decorated with products o
: the field and orchard. Monday tn
fruits and vegetables were taken to tn
children's home. and II the donor
. thereof could have seen the children
as they crowded around the auto load
and heard their EXPLANATIONS OF de
; light, they would have been amply re
paid for all their trouble.
That the Grandview country Is gain
ing more prominence each year as
stock feeding section, was stated toda
by Russell C. Massey. who is nego
tiating for the purchase of $50 head o
steers to feed on his ranch there thi
winter. Both cattle and sheep are be
ing fed there In greater numbers eacl
, season. he declares, and the climate !
most favorable for winter feeding
while plenty of hay Is raised there
, He states that for the last few year
q the number OF sheep and cattle Re,
there has increased each winter an
the acreage OF hay has also increased
!, which enables the farmers to take car
of the stock.
q The members OF the Socialist Part
Z Lyceum, which comprises the mem
, bership of that party which brois
D away from the I. w. w. wing OF tn
= organization, have concluded to organ
/ ize a branch local in Boise and to asl
for a charter under which to operate
/, At a meeting last night they electe