Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-11-16
BREVTTIES

The county recorder has issued a
marriage license to Frank c. Lourman
and Vera A. Allen. both Of Boise.
The American woman's league will
meet with Mrs. Stottler, l07 Thatcher
street, Tuesday afternoon at 2:30
o'clock.
T. r. Keeth of Enterprise. Republic
can candidate for state senator. and T.
w. SINNERS of Bruneau are in the city
for few days business visit.
]. F. Cook has resigned his position
with the John Deere Plow company and
in the future will devote his entire time
to his mining interests near Silver
City.
w. H. Clark. an expert red Jacket
pump mechanic. has returned from
Jordan valley, where he completed In
stalling a new lighting system in the
Jordan Valleyehotel.
William Smith. builder. today took
out permit to build a bungalow in
Elm Grove addition at Twenty second
| and Bella streets at a cost Of $500
The residence is to be completed with
in 60 days.
Judge Willard White, commander at
the Soldiers Home, who was stricken
with appendicitis Thursday and was
taken to q local hospital. 10 GONZALES
cent, and was able to return to the
Home today.
Frank C. Lowman and Miss Vera A.
Allen were married last night by Rev.
d. H. Jones at the Christ church rec
tory in the presence Of intimate
friends. Both young people are from
Boise and will continue to reside here.
Clerk l. w. Hart of the supreme
court was notified today that appeals
had been filed at Lewiston in the cases
Of Adella Hartmann versus Independent
School District No ! Of Bonner county,
and d. d. Prosser versus Ada e. Jar
rett.
At 8 o'clock last night at the Baptist
parsonage. Rev. C. L. Trawin united In
| marriage Harry w. Pierson Of Marion.
Ore, and Miss Myrtle May Vance Of
Mora. Mr.. and Mrs. Pierson left to-
day for Marion. where they will make
their home.
A meeting Of the stockholders Of the
ter-Mountain Fair association will
be held Tuesday evening. Nov. 20, IN
the council chamber of the city hall.
The reports Of the officers Of the as
ISOLATION will be made and six directors
are to be elected, five for two, years
and one for one year.
The Socialist party lyceum will meet
tomorrow night in the Odd Fellows
hall at Thirteenth and Eastman streets
A business meeting will be held from
7:15 to 7:45 followed by a half hour
social time. Addresses will then be
made by various speakers who will be
limited to five minutes each.
Ri. Rev. James B. Funston, bishop of
Idaho, left this afternoon for weiser,
where he will hold services tomorrow
morning and In the evening he will
conduct services in the new Episcopal
church at New Meadows. Next week
he will visit Twin Falls, Malad and
other sections OF the southeast.
A new complaint was filed today in
the sheep grazing case brought in the
Justice court against Crawford Moore
and Scott Anderson making Jack Lewis
also one Of the defendants in the case.
The new complaint was sworn to by w.
C. Annett, the charge being in the same
as before, that Of grazing sheep on land
leased by another.
Former Lieutenant Governor r. A.
Burrell Of Montpelier is in Boise today
on his way to Weiser to attend to some
personal business. having been former
resident of that city before returning
to Montpelier to engage. in business.
Mr.. Burrell Is an ardent Progressive
and expressed his belief that the Pro-
gressives hold the key to the political
situation In this state and that they
will be able to make their influence felt
most effectually In the next campaign
and before.
The Ada County Wilson club did not
meet last night as was expected, the
meeting having been postponed until
Monday night, at which time the COM
mittee selected to arrange for the jo!-
LITIGATION meeting will make its rep.'rt
and all matters in connection with the
smoker will be settled. 1t has been
learned that 1t will be impossible to
secure w. ]. Bryan for the occasion
and it is likely that speaker win be
chosen at the club meeting as the
committee will make no recommended
tons relative to an orator.
John Bergeson pleaded guilty in
Judge Bowers court this morning to
leaving a dead horse unburied on his
place for a period Of over "a hours and
was fined $40 and costs. total Of
$3.50. Gergeson was arrested upon
complaint OF NJ. 8. Parker. deputy
state sanitary inspector. Mr. Parker
left word at the home Of Bergeson to
come to the state sanitary ONCE. but
he neglected to do 30 and consequently
three trips had to be made to his home
to get him into court. He pleaded ig-