Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-11-22
BREVITIES

Earl c. Miller returned last night
from Weiser, where he spent the day
on legal business.
A box social will be given Monday
night in the Highland valley school to
which all are invited.
A 9-pound son was corn this morn
ing to Mr. and i1rs. John Shilling of
1912 North Sixth street.
Judge Carl A. Davis and Charles P,
Mccarthy will call their motion calen-
ders in the district courts tomorrow
morning at 10 o'clock.
William Thorpe, formerly sheriff Of
Canyon county, and now resident of
Bliss was in the city the last few days
attending to business matters.
The B. o. A. club of the First Bap-
fist church will hold it's first annual
banquet tonight at the church par
lors. The banquet will be served by
the junior Philathea girls.
Fred G. Morse, for the past year
southern Idaho agent for Cleveland's
Superior making powder. has been sue
ceeded by A. s. King, who will assume
charge of the Boise territory.
Catholic children between the ages of
10 and 16 years will meet tomorrow
afternoon at $50 o'clock at the G. A. r.
hall. A large attendance is requested
rs important plans are to be discussed.
Mr. and Mrs. Warren Parkinson. who
moved from Roise to the Jackson Hole
country in Wyoming two months ago,
have returned and decided that Boise
is good enough for them for home.
They have purchased property on
that
this city heads all the rest.
The case of J. w. Percel,, charged
with assault with a deadly weapon
upon Neil O'Donnell, will be heard to-
morrow morning in Judge Bowers JUS
tice court Percell is the man who
stabbed O'Donnell early last Sunday
morning after O'Donnell had taken him
to his home to spend the night.
Dr. and Mrs. George Il. Shawhan
left last night for Fair Haven, VT,
where they will visit relatives a short
time, after which they will go to New
York, where DIR. Shawhan will take a
post graduate course of several
months. Enroute home they will visit
DR. Shawans relatives in Kansas City
Sunday, Dec. 1. is to be Hospital
Sunday" at all Episcopal churches
throughoutIdaho and on that date the
offerings will be given entirely for the
benefit of st. Luke's hospital in Boise
which provides as far as practicable for
all denominations. both rich and poor
and is mainly supported by voluntary
contributions.
Councilman Finegan is now work
ing 40 men in his department. He Is
building eight bridges across the old
Boise canal, which runs down Grove
street and is putting in 500 feet OF
street crossings, besides working g
number of men on grading work, where
the streets need grading up to pu,
them in good condition.
BUD Robinson, the cowboy preach
er. who conducted a series of meetings
here last winter at the 1mmanue
Methodist church, will open revival SER
vices Monday at the Nazarene church
at Twelfth and Eastman streets. Mr.
Robinson is one of the most noted re-
vival speakers before the public today
and always secures large audiences
wherever he, speaks.
Ben s. Crow, the junior member OF
the law firm of Perky & Crow, arrived
home this morning from Carson City
New, and San Jose, Cal. At Carson
City, Mr.. Crow argued case before
the supreme court and at the California
city visited his parents. The California
country is beautiful at this season o.
the year. says Mr.. Crow. but for 6
healthy climate In which to live, is no
comparable with Idaho. During tn;
absence of Senator Perky In Washing
ton, Mr.. Grow will look after all lega
business for the firm.
A deal was closed yesterday where
by the Ballou-Latimer Drug compan!
secured long lease on the corner
store room in the McCarty building
and viii move into their new quarters
early In the spring. The store room
10 to be remodeled to fit the needs o
the company, making 1t one Of the fin