Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-11-27
BREVITIES

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The county recorder has issued q
marriage license to Deliafield Jenkins
and Ida May Culver of Boise.
Mrs. B. Clyde Eagleson has returned
to Boise after spending year on q
Visit to her father, N. D. jacques, Of
Jefferson, Ia
| The county recorder issued a mar
riage license this afternoon to Howard
g. Purkhiser and Bernice J. More
house Of Boise.
| F. H. Hubank was turned over to
the sheriff at Baker City today and
| Will be taken back to that place 10
answer charge Of forgery. The
amount Of the paper ID said to be $40.
Tho county commissioners have
fixed Dec. 81 for the election on the
formation of the Hillcrest Irrigation
district and have appointed Mrs. EN-
ma Thompson, register for the elec-
ton.
Crawford Moore. w. Scott Anderson
and Jack Lewis entered q plea of not
guilty before Judge Mccarthy this
morning in the case where they are
charged with grazing their sheep on
state lands.
| ]. w. Percell, charged with assault
with q deadly weapon on Neil O'Don-
nell. was arraigned In court before
Judge Mccarthy this morning and was
given until Saturday morning at 10
o'clock to enter his plea.
| Charged with the embezzlement of IS,
upon complaint Of Della johnson, for
eigner named James Stamis was ar
rested today upon complaint issued
by Judge Adams and will be given
hearing on the charge Saturday morn
ing. Stamis was released on q cash
ball of 500.
Rt. Rev. James B. Funston arrived
nome last night from trip through
the southeast. during which he visited
Pocatello, Bull and Twin Falls. At
the latter city he confirmed a large
class. He will leave the first of the
week on a trip through the northern
section Of the state.
| George Truckey, a former prominent
business man Of Cheyenne, Wyo., has
arrived in the city with his family and
intends making this his home. Mr.
Truckey is an old friend OF w. G. Mes
sersmith and the two enjoyed a long
visit yesterday afternoon. 1t Is pos
sible that Mr.. Truckey may engage in
business in this city.
| A pretty home wedding was solemn
ICED yesterday afternoon by Rev. A. L.
Chapman, who united in marriage
Frank J. Holland of Meridian and Miss
Carrie ]. Weaver. The ceremony was
performed at the home Of the bride
at 1909 North Sixteenth street and was
witnessed only by relatives. They will
| or hot ut to-,
w. J. Eberhardt OF Chicago, repre-
sentative Of the B. Kuppenheimer COM
pany, was in the city today, having
a trip to the coast, to visit their local
representative. George Harvard, of the
Harvard Clothing company. Mr.. Eb-
erhardt reports business all over the
country on the increase aud states that
merchants are ordering heavily for
spring delivery.
&C. r. Coleman, who was arrested
upon complaint Of w. H. Hess. rep
resentative Of the Idaho Provision &
Packing company, charged. with the
larceny of four head of beef cattle
owned by George Duval oe Nampa,
which he sold to the company, will
probably be arraigned Monday before
Judge Bower, he having waived his
right to an immediate arraignment
when arrested in order to consult with
his attorney.
DIR. I. F.. Roach, former pastor Of the
First Methodist church, now pastor of
St Paurs Methodist church Of Lincoln.
Neb., arrived here this morning and
will spend week visiting at the home
Of his brother In law, Fred Brown. 612
West Hays street. DR.. Roach was met
at the train this morning by c. C. An
derson. Fay D. Young and Charles L.
JOY. He will occupy the pulpit at the
First Methodist church next Sunday.
With 81 bank clerks present, tenn
porary organization was formed last
night at the Commercial club and APP
plication will soon be made for a char
ter in the American Institute of Bank
| Clerks. c. S. Crawford of the Boise
| City National. was elected president
and ]. H. Black of the Pacific Ma
tional vice president. The constitu-
ton and bylaws will be drafted for
the next meeting The clerks believe
| they will soon have a chapter Of SO
members for Boise.
The Philathea class Of the First
Baptist church cleared $25 last
night for home mission worl; with their
play. Gertrude Mason, NJ d. which
was presented In the church parlors. A
short program followed the play which
was as follows: Piano solo, Miss
Pierce: recitation. Flora Mills; vocal
solo. Miss Wardell; recitation. Mar
garet Mann; vocal solo. Marie john
ston. The girls extend thanks to all
those who SO ably assisted them in
making the play success and espe-
cially to Mrs. Clara Gish Ewing, I'M
der whose auspices the play was given.
| Not guilty was the verdict returned