Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-09-29
BREvTTIES

The Medbury cases were set by
Judge Dietrich yesterday afternoon for
Oct. - IN the federal district court
here.
Miss. Thamer Bears. who recently
graduated from the high school, left
yesterday for Marysvilie, where she
will teach this winter.
Josephine Marten was granted a d.
vorce from Carl M. Marten by Judge
Mccarthy yesterday afternoon ON the
grounds of non-support.
The services at the penitentiary to-
morrow will be under direction Of the
Euphonium male quartet and num-
Der Of excellent and appropriate selec-
lions will be rendered.
At 6 o'clock last evening Rev. A. L.
Chapman united in marriage Joseph W.
Marune and Mrs. Carrie Brown. The
CEREMONY was performed at the pastors
home. 1914 Fort street.
The choir Of the First Presbyterian
church. which won the prize at Nampa
Thursday, under direction of Fred N.
Morris, will give two chorus numbers
tomorrow at the morning service.
By granting a 50-foot compromise,
the suit Of Ada county against Fidelia
A. Heron and others for a roadway
which the county claimed the defend
ant had illegally fenced. was dismiss
| ed.
Judgment was entered for the plain
tiff by Judge Mccarthy yesterday in
\ the suit Of the First Bank OF Usticls
against w. H. Spangenberg Ind others
in the sum Of $543.97 and SIS attorney
fees.
G. F. Sullivan Of this city has just
returned from Alberta. Canada, where
he purchased a large tract Of land. He
was very much impressed with that
country and intends making II his fu-
ture home.
| William L. Irvine Of Salmon: l.. G
Bailey Of Boise and A. b. Montgomery
OF King Hill. were yesterday ISSUED
commissions out OF the governors Of
flee as delegates to the National Irri.
cation congress.
Rev. G. G. Haley, the new pastor o
the Emmanuel Methodist church. will
preach this morning and evening", oc
cupying the pulpit In the church for tn,
first time. At the morning service Mis-
Rasalie Hart will sing 1.-THE Rosary"
Mrs. Gertrude H. Preston. deput.
state commander for the Ladies' Of tn
Maccabees for Idaho and Montana, Il
home at the 1danha hotel after an ex
tended trip visiting the lodges in tn
northern part Of the state.
Only a few more days remain II
which to pay the sprinkling tax befor
1t becomes delinquent and the penalt
will be added. A goodly number o
people have neglected to pay the ia
and will have to hustle to pay up befor
the extra amount is added.
DIR. A. c. Gaebelein of New Yorl
editor of the religious magazine, "Ou
Hope" opens a Bible conference 4
Twin Falls this morning. which wi
continue throughout the week an
which many Bible students fror
southern Idaho will attend.
The Boys Knocker club Of this cit
will celebrate their second anniversar
on Monday evening. Sept. 80. All mem
bers are earnestly requested to NEE
at the Y. NJ. c. A. shortly before 1885,
They intend to attend the first show a
! the New Boz theater on that evenin
and are very anxious that full attend
ance be present.
Raymond L. Givens. prosecuting at
torney. yesterday dismissed the charge
against William Noble and Frank kali
baum after they have had hung jurie
In two trials and were preparing for
third case on Oct. 2. He says that h
has found lack of evidence on whic
to convict them OF the theft OF the 325
diamond at the Boz Jewelry store.
Because he threw silver and gold Il