Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-10-19
-BREVTTlES

Mrs. M. d. Whalen has gone to Po-
relatives.
Mrs. Bertha Hognestad has returned
from Norway, where she has been WIS.,
iting relatives for several months.
J. M. Ferguson and family Of Wagon
Mound. N. M, arrived in the city to-
day and expect to make Boise their
home.
Rev. H. Quickenden Of the South
Boise Presbyterian church will preach
both morning and evening on some
phase Of the Religious Awakening"
Celebration Of Holy Communion will
be observed Sunday morning at Grace
Episcopal church. Rev. 8. ]. Jennings
Of Nampa will officiate and deliver the
address.
DR.. and Mrs. o. H. Parker have re-
tunred from an outing Of two months
at the Boise King Placer company's
camp and are now at home at I'LL
Franklin street.
Bis.'~p n. Luccock. Of Helena, is in
the oi,., guest Of DR.. G. w. Barnes.
He will speak at Meridian tomorrow at
special services to be held there in the
Methodist church.
Marriage licenses have been issued
by the county recorder to Frank Daily
Of Nampa and Nellie Peck of Parma;
John Calvin Drake and Rose Emily
Bateman OF Boise.
The jury in Judge Davis court has
returned a verdict in the case of the
Tonkin- Clark Realty compang against
Glen Hedges In favor Of the plaintiff
in the sum Of $6S9.27 for commissions.
The funeral of Mrs. Elwell which
was to have been held this afternoon.
has been postponed until tomorrow
afternoon at Las o'clock on account
of the non arrival Of her brother from
| Montana.
The Collister w. c. T. u. met in reg
ular meeting Thursday with Mrs. Jar
Wis and had very interesting study
after which dainty refreshments were
served. There were FIVE visitors one Of
whom Joined the union.
L. A. Coblentz. Of Twin Falls, So
cialist candidate for governor. will
speak tomorrow night in the Socialist
hall, 921h Main street. Mr.. Coblentz
issues a challenge to any candidate on
any otehr ticket to meet him in joint
debate.
The Thompson Carpenter company
Is building a handsome five-room
bungalow for ]. P. Bacon at Twenty
third street and Boise avenue. M.
Bacon purchased the lot Of the COM
pany and at once let the contract for
the erection of a home.
Somebody has stolen a pet Luellan
setter Abelonging to NJ. c. Gillum, the
| poundmaster. The dog Is but two
months old and has several brown and
black spots over the body. He says
that a man tried to buy the dog but
that he was refused. The poundmaster
now thinks the man has simply taken
the animal.
Special services are to be held to-
morrow in the Meridian Methodist
church, the chief speaker being Bishop
N. Luccock of Helena. who will preach
at II a. m. and 1880 p. IN. service
will be held at 3:15 o'clock which VIII
be in charge of the Brotherhood OF the
First Methodist church Of Boise ana
which will be addressed by Rev. w. N.
Martin and others. At the evening
service, Drs. J. N. Gillian. w. w. Van
Dusen, George w. Barnes and others
will make brief addresses.
Henry Konrad was given judgment
before Judge Mccarthy today In the
sum Of $1078.56 against r. E. L. Clark,
the vice president Of the Globe Electric
company OF which the plaintin was
president. In the complaint, konrad
says the two of them made note to
the Idaho National bank for $4,000 with
interest, that Clark refused to pay his
share when the note became due, that
Konrad paid ne full amount Of $e1s6.6S
and asked that Clark be required to
pay his half, which was granted.
Dentist, DR.. Carpenter. Idaho Bldk