Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-10-02
BREVTTIES

Mrs. Reilly Atkinson at ct. Alphonsus
hospital.
A marriage license has been. issued
by the county recorder to James L.
Mooney and Estella F. Fry, both Of
Boise.
The will of George B. Smith showing
an estate valued at $4,000 was fled for
probate today. George 8. Smith being
appointed executor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elliott. tourists from
New England, visited the state capitol
this morning and called upon the gov
ernor. They are greatly impressed with
the beauties Of Boise.
Boise lodge, No. 81. l. o. o. F.. will
celebrate its tenth anniversary Thurs
day night at its hall at Thirteenth and
Eastman streets. A program will be
rendered and refreshments served
william Klesspie Of Eagle left yes
terday for Ell Centre. CAL. where he
takes position as assistant cashier Of
bank. The town 10 in the Imperial
valley, nine miles from the Mexican
line.
Hester B. Hutton has brought a suit
for divorce against William Hutton.
charging him with cruelty and general
immoral conduct during their married
life. The case was on trial before
Judge Mccarthy today.
oliver Day. deputy sheriff, returned
yesterday from Nampa with Roy Par
ker, wanter on q warrant charging him
with obtaining money under false pre-
lenses. He IL said to have sold q wheel
lxIN 1,a to Axsyv
Mrs. E. c. Cook left today for Port
land to attend the annual conference
of the Columbia River Woman's Mis-
sionary society, Of which she Is secre-
tary. The conference includes the
states Of Idaho, Montana, Washington
and Oregon.
There will be a housewarming and
reception to the incoming officers OF
the Columbian club given at the new
club headquarters in the Unity church
Thursday evening Of this week at $3.50
o'clock. Each member Of the club Is
invited to bring a guest
John D. Hopson, one of the leading
attorneys Of Pocatello. Is in the city
today on business before the state
board Of pardons. Mr. Hopson is n
Democrat OF the Texas variety and is
delighted with the outlook for Demo-
cratic success this year.
The funeral OF NJ. H. Goodwin. the
we'll known pioneer who died yesterday.
will be held Friday afternoon at 3
o'clock at the Schneider & Sidenfaden
chapel. Burial will be in the Odd Eel
lows plot in the Masonic cemetery. The
Odd Fellows will have charge Of the
services at the grave
At IL o'clock this morning at the par
sonage Of the First Methodist church,
Rev. w. S. Matthew united In mar
riage Arthur o. Ross and Miss Helen
Sprague, both Of Boise. The ceremony
was performed in the presence Of few
friends. Mr.. and Mrs. Ross will make
their home in this city.
The city has appealed the case of r.
e. Roberts & Co. against Boise City
for $473.35, said to be still due on a
liquor license that was unused because
the city council closed his saloon and
revoked the license. The city lost in
the district court and today gave notice
Of appeal to the supreme court Of the
state.
Monday evening at o'clock at the
home of Judge Jonas Brown, a pretty
home wedding was solemnized by Rev.
w. S. Matthew, who united in marriage
Thomas Eldridge of Wyoming and Miss
Essie NJ. Martin Of Michigan. A num-
Der Of friends Of the contracting par
ties attended the service. Mr.. and Mrs.
Eldridge will make their home at
Weiser.
Paul Paulson has taken out a permit
to build q $4,000 brick residence In the
McCarty addition at Nineteenth and
Jefferson streets. Permits have also
been issued to Wade Mcqueen for a
$4,000 bungalo win the East Side ad-
dition on Bannock street; H. Foster
Thompson for $1,000 bungalow in
East Side addition and to Mrs. L. z
Washington for an addition to her
property on South Fourteenth street
in City Park addition, to cost $1,000
James w. Gillian got verdict in his
favor at 2 o'clock this morning when
| the jury that had been out all night In
his case against Meta j., Powell for
$299 brought in an award Of $50. Not
a cent was allowed on a note that was
involved in the case. Tho verdict was
signed by 10 OF the jurors. The ques
ton OF whether Meta J. Powell and
Wesley Ellis, her brother, were part
ners or not was involved. but on the
stand they both denied such an ar
rangement.
| While making better time than a mile
a minute at the race track yesterday
afternoon, Harry Miller struck q rut ir
the rack and was thrown from his
motorcycle a distance Of so feet, but
escaped with but q few minor bruises
Miller was praoticing for the motor
cyle races at the fair when the accident
occurred. His machine broke the fence
and Jumped along tho track. going ovei
him. and while It was badly damaged
Miller believes he can get 1t In shape
to enter the races next week.
Harry Smith was dismissed by Judge
Adams this morning on the charge Of
obtaining money under false pretenses
which was brought against him by 9
llveryman from whom he hired two
horses and rode them one day and or
returning and not having the money t.
pay. gave the liveryman IN order on 8
man for whom he did not work, for 50
When an attempt was made to gel