Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-09-24
BREVITIES

dence at 1905 State street at cost OK
$4,000.
r. A. Mott is building ne-story
frame residence on Grant street III
Kralrs addition which will cost $4,000.
A daughter was born last night to
Mr.. and Mrs. G. r. Wilson at their
home, 1916 North Twentieth street.
Herston p. wormward. of Parma,
was admitted to practice In the SUI
preme court today on certificate from
Minnesota.
w. J. Schwartz has taken out per-
NIT for the erection Of slX-room
bungalow near Fifth and Pueblo
streets, which will cost $4,000.
Mrs. NJ. l.. Durham, who has been
visiting her sister Mrs. i. Il. Sampsel
for some time. left this morning on
her return trip to Grand Rapids Mich. !
The Gilmore Hospital company, Ltd t
of Gilmore. Leinhi county, filed articles
of incorporation today with secretary |
of state. Its capital stock is listed at
$4,000.
The north division of the Ladies' Aid
society of the Congregational church
will meet with Mrs. Smith. Fourteenth
and Ada streets, Wednesday afternoon
at $3.50 o'clock.
| Argument In the case of the state
Of Idaho versus Bursy, which was to
have been heard in the supreme court
this morning. has been postponed to-
next Thursday.
The Woman's Missionary society OF
the Westminster Presbyterian church
| will meet tomorrow afternoon at 1880
o'clock at the home OF Mrs. Lee, l1l5
North Twentieth street.
! The womans Home Missionary So
ciety Of the First Methodist church
will meet at the residence Of Mrs. w.
S. Cleveland. 40 East Rannock street,
at 1880 o'clock tomorrow afternoon.
Major e. r.. Schreiner, Of the Boise
barracks. has been called east on &C
count of the death of his mother. and
during his absence DR.. +. A. Pittenger
will have charge of the medical work
at the post.
, Charged with battery upon the per-
, son of Ralph Roberts, youth, M. A.
= McGurrin was arrested last evening
upon n complaint sworn to by the boy
and will be given hearing before
Judge w. c. Bower some time this
week.
The appeal in the case OF Charles II.
Furey versus Samuel f. Taylor. an
action instituted in Custer county and
I appealed from the district court. was
taken under advisement by the SUI
preme court yesterday without argu-
ment.
c. F. Easter, secretary of the Y. NJ
ii c. A.. is building a residence at Nine
: teenth and Alturas streets which will
d cost $4,000 The building will be one
y and one-half stories and modern In
t, every particular. L. E. Allenbaugh
n has been awarded the contract and has
I the foundation completed.
It Charles II. Grout, manager Of the
g Idanha hotel, will arrive home Satur-
d day from Rochester. Mimi, where he
q underwent delicate operation at the
Mayo Brothers hospital several weeks
ago. He has entirely recovered his
health and upon his return will aaonct
assume active management OF the
hotel
r. A. Hummel, OF the Randall Dode
Auto company, has returned from 6
:, business trip through the southeastern
:. part Of the state. While at Twin Falls
he placed the agency for the Buicl
:, machines with the Western Auto com
=, pany for that territory and contracted
:. for the delivery of 10 1918 machines II
n the spring.
;, Fifty teachers took examination!
"a under Miss Ivy NJ. Wilson, county SUI
perintendent, a few days ago. o
these 90 were given third grade certifl
III Gates, six got second grades. and ont
II was given first grade. Twenty of TIL
- number were transferred to the COUNT
schools of other counties for work thi
fall and winter.
new irrigation company which
seeks to reclaim a small body of LAM
in Washington county, known as tn
Schrader Kyle Irrigation company
filed articles Of incorporation toda,
with the secretary Of state showing
is capitalized for $1,000. The principa
place of business of the company
designated in the articles as Weiser.
Charles Nuzman, veteran OF tn
civil war and a pioneer OF the Bots
valley for 81 years. left this after
noon for his old home at Soldie
City, Kan, to visit his three brothers
two of whom he has not seen since h
came west. Mr.. Nuzman expects I
remain in the east several months re
newing old acquaintance and visitin
his youthful friends.
Another civil engineer was born yes
terday morning when Mrs. A. V, Tall
man presented her husband with
bouncing s-pound boy. Aaron. who
assistant United States irrigation en-
gineer, is so elated over the even
that he thinks the Idaho Society c
Engineers ought to meet and pas
resolutions Of some kind about 1t. Nj
and Mrs Tallman and Richard ar
now living at sos East State street.
1t is expected that fully 100 Bots
boosters will attend the Ontario fa
tomorrow and take an active part i
the celebration of Boise day. which
to be the big event Of the week at tn
fair Several business men have bee
out today urging business and pro
fessional men to Join the crowd and {