Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-10-25
BREVITIES.

10-pound boy was born wednes-
day to Mr.. and Mrs. Robert owen, 1872:
North Fifteenth street.
The suit of Hester A. Davis against
Edward l.. Gosse OH a contract was be.
fore Judge Mccarthy today.
marriage license was issued this
afternoon to Floyd Carter and Mary
Frances Roycraft, both Of Boise.
The county recorder has issued a
marriage license to Rhodes J. Ellis OF
Meridian and Jessie Everett of Eagle
The will OF Moses H. Goodwin was
filed for probate this morning and
shows an estate Of $2l 900. s. H. Hays
Is attorney in the case.
At his office in the Soma building
last evening. Judge W.. c. Bower
united in marriage, Jessie Everett, OF
Eagle. and Rhodes J. Ellis OF Meridian
Paul G. Stahl, a barber recently from
Elbow Lake, Mimi, who has engaged
in business here. has taken up his
residence on Fifth street in South
Boise.
Robert Odell, chief Of police Of On
tario. was in the city yesterday WIS.,
iting friends. He called upon Mayor
Hodges. Chief Reeves and several
other city and county officials.
The Cole Grocery & Supply company
has secured the agency for the Jones
Little Pig sausage. which is made at
the dairy farm near Fort Atkinson,
Wis, and Is considered one of the fin
est meat delicacies on the market.
A handsome new organ will be in
stalled this week in the Collister
Presbyterian church. The instrument
was purchased yesterday at the Samp-
son Music company's store by COM
mittee headed by Rev. f. N. Murphy.
Mrs. John p. Tate and family have
moved into their own home near the
Gekeler ranch. The place has been
thoroughly remodeled and while the
repairs were going on the family have
been making their home in rented
house.
Zelma. the little two-rear- old
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. George Will
son of Arrow Rock, died yesterday
morning of bronchial pneumonia The
body was brought to Boise this morn
ing and burial was in Morris Hill
cemetery.
Suit for divorce was filed in the dis
trict court this afternoon by c. w.
Peters against Bertha Peters. The
complaint alleges that the defendant
left the plaintiff on Nov 90 1907, while
they We're at their home In Detroit.
They were married at Saginaw, Mich.
May 80, 1904.
The apparatus from the Central fire
station was called to the Starting
rooming house last evening, but no
service was needed as the supposed
fire, which caused the turning in Of
an alarm, was only the burning out
of a flue.
J. l.. Brown has taken out permit
to build a brick veneer residence on
Idaho street, between Thirteenth and
Fourteenth streets, which will cost
$4,000. The building will be a two
story structure and work is TO COM
mence at once.
s. l.. Hodgin. United States mar
shall, has been sent back to Boise from
the Pocatello term OF court to notify
the members of the jury summoned for
the term here not to appear in court
until Oct. 80 instead OF Oct. 90 as the
work at Pocatello will not be through
until that time.
DR.. George f. Paddock. OF Portland,
pastor Of the Congregational
church here. is spending a few days in
the city DR.. Paddock Is now general
of the Congregational
church for Oregon and came over from
eastern Oregon points. where he was
attending to church affairs.
Floral houses report exceptional
heavy sales Of bulbs this fall. the pur-
chases being the heaviest during the
past week, and indications are that
large number OF property owners will
have beautiful yards next spring. The
bulbs being purchased most are the
hyacinth, tulips, daffodils and mar
cissus.
The irrigation engineers In session
here listened to an address on the
reclamation of the west by Frederick
II. Newell. the director OF the service,
Mt the Commercial club last night. The
lecture was illustrated with stereop-
ticon views of projects in almost every
state where the government men are
at work.
The first practice this fall OF the
Boise symphony orchestra was held
last night at the office Of the dIrec-
tor. Professor c. o. Breach. There
will accompany the choral
society concert to be held In Decem-
Der and will also give concert of it's
1wn in February.
Clarence eiier.. who was arrested on
The charge OF burglary. was dismissed
By Judge Gardner Adams this after
noon. The specific charge against him
was the stealing Of shot gun from
l residence on the bench during fair
week. His preliminary examination
was held yesterday and the case taken
under advisemcnt until today
J. M. Hoover was fined s25 and