Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-12-24
BREVITIES

Special services will be held Christ
Episcopal church, at State and Walnut
streets.
Judge Davis granted divorce yes
terday afternoon TO Amy L. Ludlow
against Frank f. Ludlow, on the
grounds of non-support.
Marriage licenses have been is
sued by the county recorder to
Jesse Clyde Berry of Boise and Pauline
Cecilia Hestling of South Boise; John
F. Winters and Carrie Ealla Bliss of
Boise.
Addle Williamson was granted a d.
vorce from Joseph C. Williamson by
Judge Davis this afternoon on the
grounds OF desertion. Mrs. Williamson
was granted the right to her maiden
name. Addie Cullen.
Marriage licenses have been issued
by the county recorder to Andrew c.
stuart and Barbara Bauer; Wnliab
Brueh and Nora Ellen Yenne; Ray
mond e. Carter and Hazel Morrison,
and Gus Olson and Ethel Snider.
Roswell. n. NJ, was the coolest point
In the United States when the wires
brought IN the temperature readings
to the local weather office. The Their
mometer there registered degrees be-
low zero. while In Havre, Mont. 1t read
"a degrees higher
Mr.. and Mrs. John Bair and children
of Meridian. Mr.. and Mrs, Benjamin
Dunlap and children of Caldwell and
Miss Winnie Baird. teacher at Cala-
we'll arrived here this evening and will
spend Christmas at the home OF Judge
and Mrs. r. H Dunlap.
Christmas services will be held in
Christ Episcopal church tomorrow
morning at 10: 80 o'clock. Special mus
ie Will be rendered. In the evening, a
Christmas tree entertainment will be
held in the church. and an entertain
ing program rendered for the little
folks.
Bishop James B. Funston today pre-
sented his resignation to Governor
James II. Hawley as chaplain OF the
Idaho National Guard, and 1t was ae-
eepted. Bishop Funston gave as his
reasons for resigning that other duties
50 occupied histfme that he could not
attend to those of the guard.
Eleven men we're admitted to citi-
zenship by Judge Frank S. Dietrich in
the federal court yesterday afternoon.
Carl Emil Johnson. Albert Close Peter
son, A. II, Dalgren, Alexander Bell.
Bernard Sarlad, Alfred Hammond. Al
fred Quinton. Nelson j. Mabee, Pasco
Neuman, Robert Brink and Joseph Ait
Charged with the enabezzlement of
$500 note, Charles LeFavour. was ar
rested last night upon warrant sworn
out before Judge G. G. Adams by Ed
ward C. ostner. The note was made
out in favor of Howell q Ostner Lee
Favour was placed under $500 bond
which he furnished and the case will
probably be heard this week
The Owyhee hotel is prefusely dec
grated in Yuletide eolors of green and
red and the lobby is adorned with a
gigantic Christmas tree which reaches
into the arches dome over thte center
Two smaller trees are In the smoking
room while the dining rooms are hand
somely trimmed and all is In readiness
to appropriately celebrate Christmas
tomorrow and to make the guests IN
the house feel at home and enjoy the
day.
Charged with disturbing the peace
upon complaint or Wilbur J. Tate, pro-
prietor of the Sixteenth and Main
streets rooming house, j. B. Stang and
wife, Stella Stang, were tried before
jury in Judge Adams justice ocurt this
morning and at a late hour the jury
had not reached verdict and was still
loudly wrangling over the case. Mr..
Tate had some trouble with Stang and
his wife, who We're running the room
ing house for him, and he discharged
them both and attempted to put an
other man in their place, bat they re-
fused to permit the new man to go to
work and attacked him with some
handy weapons, whereupon they were
arrested.i