Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-09-25
BREVITIES

A daughter was born Sept. % to Mr.
and Mrs. f. J. Callahan at their home
on Nineteenth street.
Mrs. Grace Paxton left today for
| Chicago, where she will spend the
| winter taking an advanced course in
art.
The Hyde Park w. c. T. u. will
meet Thursday afternoon at $3.50 at
the home of Mrs. Mcintyre, SIG North
Eighth street
The American Woman's league will
| meet with Mrs. Stotler. 407 Thatcher
| on Thursday afternoon at 1880 O'Clock
| A full attendance Is desired
Mr.. and Mrs. II. S. scott have gone
| to Headrick, Iowa. OH an extended visit
They will also visit in Kansas and
oklahoma points before returning.
]. c. Seawcl. a we'll known Boise
young man. will leave Saturday for
Chicago. where he will complete his
art course in the Chicago Academy
Of Fine Arts.
stage route owners in Idaho. who for
several years has been residing in CAL
| ifornia, arrived in Boise today to Join
Mrs Boomer and the two will spend
the winter here.
| The funeral of George b. Smith, the
well known pioneer, who died yesterday
morning, will be held at O'Clock to-
| morrow afternoon at the family resi-
| dence, 1916 Hays street Burial will be
in Morris Hill cemetery.
| o. 3. Suhr OF Salt Lake arrived here
yesterday and is to have charge OF
installing the wiring system for the
Beaver River Power company. The
poles for the city work have arrived
and the wire Is expected within few
| days.
DIR. G. G. Haley. the new pastor Of
the Emmanuel Methodist church, has
recovered from his recent Illness ant
has moved his family from Pay
cite and taken up his residence a
1910 North Twelfth street. and will
occupy the pulpit next Sunday. botf
morning and evening.
Six victims Of the drink habit faced
Judge Dunlap in municipal court this
morning. five of whom received fines
amounting to from S. to $40 and were
committed. The other. an old soldier
was fined IS and the fine and inpris-
onment suspended upon his agreeing
to return to the Soldiers Home.
| over 100 Boise people boarded The
Pony this morning for Ontario to bt
present at Boise day at the Ontario
fair. The Pony was held until 7:4(
| in order to accommodate the crowd
nearly all of whom purchased theil
tickets at the depot this morning
making the line-up at the ticket window
the longest seen there for man!
months.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Witter Of Louis
vile, Kan. are spending few days II
the city visiting Mr.. Writer'S sister
Mrs. Arnold. They are enroute hom'
after an extended trip through Cali
fornia. Washington and Oregon an,
are so favorabiy impressed with thi
section that they are consid, rim: pur
chasing a ranch in the Boise valley an,
returning here to locate.
Y. II. Abercrombie, whose home Il
in Pleasanton addition, exhibited ,
raspberry branch In this office yester
day. which was not only filled will
ripe raspberries OF fine size, but ais,
contained a number Of buds. Mr.. Alb
ercrombie states he has had raspberrie
oIl HIS UusHeS HlHCe tne season opened
and expects to continue to have then
until cold weather sets In.
Andy Laber. a taller. was placed un
der arrest last evening on charge o
battery, which was filed against him II
Judge Bowers court by Angeles Cal
lis. youth to whom Laber recent!
sold a half interest In the preesin,
business Of his establishment. Thu
youth alleges that he paid Laber $11
for half interest IT. the pressary de
partment of his shor buying a half in
terest In an electric pressing iron an,
a writing desk. which Laber has take,
from the place. The case will be hear,
tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock
The members OF the Boys Knocke
club basket ball squad gave cleve
birthday surprise party on Donal,
Thompson. one Of their members. yes
terday. his fourteenth birthday, at hls
home, s06 South Fourth street. TIL,
boys spent very enjoyable evening
after which refreshments were serves
by the mother Members OF the squat
who were present were Ralph N
Tourtellotte. Keith w. Nusbaum