Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-11-14

Judes Dunbar yesterday married.
oliver w. Chamberlain az Salt Lake
and Nary Drake Of Boise.
Mr. ana Mrs. John n. Thompson
OF Boise. idaho, are registered at the
Portland hotel Portland. Ore.
Henry Hart. bookkeepcr for the
Boise Artesian Hot q Cold water COM
pany. underwent serious operation
this morning at st. Luke's hospital.
e. A. Reynolds has secured the con-
tract to build two STORY frame resi-
dence at Nineteenth and Sherman
streets for A. B. Sherman. The con-
tract price was $245o. A permit for
the building was issued last evening
The Central w. G. T. u. will meet
tomorrow afternoon at $3.50 o'clock al
the home Of Mrs. Rowels at Nineteenth
and Irene streets. The meeting will be
| an echo meeting Of the visit OF the ma
| tional officers of that organization t.
this city.
]. A. Weed, Of. Pocatello. superin.
tendent Of bridges and building fol
the Oregon Short Line, and C. L
Trout, supervising engineer. are here
making arrangements to repair thu
railroad bridge, which was recent,
damaged by fire.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Bartlett o.
Dryden. Mich. arc visiting Mrs. Bart.
let's sisters. Mrs. o. o. Haga ant
Mrs. w. J. Abs. After q visit the!
will go to Spokane to visit relatives
and then to southern California t.
spend the winter.
| Michael Rock. Of Silver City, tn,
l rIry al kAA - ~ ,1,A~
ty, Is spending few days In the city
Mr.. Rock served as sheriff OF tn,
county two terms several years ag'
and was again nominated for the Of
flee this year on the Democratic
ticket and was elected by good ma
jority.
A. ]. Matot. chief decorator and !
stakeholder Of the Globe Paint 4 Wal
Paper company. has severed his con
nection with that concern and left las
might with his wife for Portland II
| will take up the active managershi
lof the Pioneer Paint company one o
the largest decorating concerns in tn
coast city.
John Sullivan, age Is years, died las
night at st. Alphonsus hospital afte
an illness of four weeks. Mr.. Sulliva
is an Idaho pioneer and was engage
in the mining business at Silver Cit.
The body Is at Fry & Summers par
, lors and no funeral arrangements wi
be made until friends from Silver Cit
are heard from.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Bisby an
! daughter have taken quarters at I'll
{ Hotel Bristol, having sold their res
, dence at 9O7 Hays street to H. +. Mes
secar, a prosperous rancher, who live
, near Eagle. Mrs. Bisby and daughtt
, will leave in a few days for Los Ar
geles to spend the winter and will
: joined by Mr.. Bisby during the hol
day season.
) Costs were filed by the plaintiff
l the Fairview Investment case by Je,
l B. Hawley, the attorney. this mornin
The papers show that the plainti
5 alone had an expense Of $232.05 viii
8 the trial has been in progress In tt
l district court The trial of the warrior
Obligations in the federal court whel
. the suit went four different tim,
t probably made 1t an unusually expeI
: sive one for the defendant, Ward Lam
D berson.
At 8 o'clock last night in the parlo
= OF the Idanha hotel, Rev. A. J. Sullen
t pastor of the Congregational churc
!. united in marriage Charles w. Nortl
= rup and Elise Davis Lusk, both of tn
!, city, Mr.. Northrup is a member of Il
e Northrup- Mangum insurance firm ar
r the bride Is the daughter OF James Lu:
Y of the Carlson-Lusk Hardware con
Y pany. Mr. and Mrs. Northrup left {
u the morning train for the east on
: wedding trip.
t David Goldstein. the anti-Sociali
/, lecturer, leaves at s o'clock this afte
q noon for Seattle where he will deliv