Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-12-16
BREVITIES

| j. w. Newton has taken position as
tuner for the Sampson Music company.
a son was born Dec. II to Mr.. and
! Mrs. Rodman Jarauld at their home,
iii North Ninth street.
| Mrs. A. c. Terrence of 1411 Grove
street arrived at home from Indian
apolis Sunday morning.
The Whittier mothers circle will
meet at the school building Tuesday
afternoon at $50 o'clock.
The case against Edward Sullivan,
charged with larceny from the person,
was continued until Friday because of
the Illness of one OF the witnesses for
the state.
| Captain Thomas of the First cavalry
| left this afternoon for thePresidio. near
San Francisco where he has been or
dered to report as reginental quarter
master.
Mrs. Rose Neumeyer today purchased
a handsome five-room bungalow at
Fifteenth and Bella streets from w. A.
White for $3.50 The deal was closed
through the Boise Realty company
Excavating work was begun today at
Seventh and Washington streets for
large two story apartment house to be
built by 1 j, Allen The building viii
contain six apartments OF four rooms
each.
Boise Hive No. 10. Ladies Of the Mac
cabees, VIII meet in regular session
Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock In the
Odd Fellows temple Officers for the
ensuing year will be elected and other
/ to-, ..r,xa4
Edgar Wilson returned from Port
land last night, where he has been
with Mrs, Wilson for three weeks. Mrs.
Wilson has undergone q serious opera
ton, but is now convalescent and ex-
poets 10 return to Boise in a short
time.
Between 10 and Is children were arr
rested Saturday night for violation OF
the curfew ordinance. They win be
given hearing late this afternoon be-
fore Judge Dunlap and their parents
VIII explain to the court why they were
out
The Physicians and Surgeons club
will meet tomorrow evening at $3.50
o'clock at the Owyhee hotel, where the
members will dine together and perfect
the organization and elect officers All
reputable physicians are invited to be
present.
a. L. Freehafer, former state senator
from Washington county, is down from
Council for a few days on legal bust
ness. He states that the first snow
of the season fell yesterday In the
Council valley. and the Indications
were, when he left, that the storm
would be heavy one.
Jess B. Hawley has returned from
HALEY, where he spent several days on
an important land contest case invoIv-
ing holdings of the Beaver River COM
pany A final stipulation was effect
ed whereby 1t was agreed to submit the
case to the United States commissioner
of the general land office
A. j. Allen is installing cold storage
plant in his building at Fifteenth and
Main streets, which was formerly oc-
cupied by the First and Last Chance
saloon and which is soon to be a whole
sale meat market Samuel Swan has
rented the place and is having it re-
modelled for the new business.
William Writers. G. S. Fields and
George Emery of Van Wyck, Noah |
Bechtel. Mrs. Benjamin Lloyd, John
Kimball, L. Sultz and Charles A. Sultz
comprise crowd of prosperous Long |
Valley residents who are spending a |
few days in the city. They report that |
the Long Valley country has had an |
exceptionally mild winter thus far, and I
but little snow.
After being out all night, the Jury |
in the case of f. w Hiddieson against I
John Anderson for $1,000, returned a |
verdict for the defendant and made Its
report to the district Judge this morn
ing. The decision was reached at I |
o'clock yesterday morning The suit Is |
over Iowa land and charges OF mis-
representation and fraud are made |
against the defendant
impressions of the Church and the
Balkan Situation From a Casual TRAY
eler,' Will be the topic OF an address to
be given tomorrow evening at $40
o'clock by Allen w. Eaton, to the
Brotherhood Of the First Presbyterian
church. A turkey dinner will be served
and officers for the year are to be
elected. Mr.. Eaton who Is to address
the brotherhood. spent some time at
Constantinople. and is familiar with
there
The car on the Soldiers, Home line
Jumped the track Sunday evening at
sharp curve and plunged into ditch.
Four passengers were In the car at the
time and all were severely shaken up
and more or less bruised, while one
woman received badly sprained wrist.
The car sank over the wheels in mud
and was quite badly smashed up. A
large crew worked all night on the
wreck but did not succeed in getting
the car back on the track and it was
late today before the wrecked car was
righted and taken TO the barn for re-
pairs.