Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-09-17
Of Mountain Home.

Of Mountain Home.
The Baptist Ladies' Aid viii meet
Wedne sday afternoon at $3.50 O'Clock
in the east room of the church.
Ada Circle No 1866 will hold a sociafl
after the regular business meeting OF
the lodge tomorrow night. Refresh
ments will be served.
Mr. and Mrs. r. n. Linebauger,
prominent and well known residents OF
Ola, are in the city for few days on
business and pleasure.
The Ladies' Aid society of the
Wright Congregational church on the
bench will meet with airs. Heath to-
morrow afternoon at 2 o'clock.
The Philathea class of the First
Methodist Sunday school will meet to-
morrow at 2:3O with Mrs. G. S. Polk,
sos North Twentieth street. full at
tendance is expected
The September social meeting of st.
Michaers auxiliary will be held at ths
home Of Bishop Funston tomorrow af-
! tcrnoon at 5 O'Clock. with Mrs. Funston
and Mrs. Douglass as hostesses.
Hettie Patrick filed suit against o.
tC. Mcclure in the district court for the
collection of $40 for services and $4S
| for house rent claimed to be due her.
She also asks interest and attorney
fees.
| A commission was issued out of the
governors office today to Colonel John
Gooch, to attend the National Irriga-
| ton congress at Salt Lake as an Idaho
delegate. Mr.. Gooch resides at Pres
| ton.
Miss Francis Elizabeth Langdon and
James p. Lillard were married at the
residence of Rev. A. l.. Chapman. 1215
Fort street ut noon today. Both Of the
young people are well nown in Nampa
| where they will make their home.
| John c. Drake left Boise Sunday
morning for Murphy, where he expects
to erect house and barn on his So
acre ranch which he purchased few
weeks ago. He expects to put I'm his
fall crops and then return to Boise
The Ladies' Aid society of the Chris
tian church will meet at the home OF
Mrs T.. q. Jeffries, 11o1 North Fiji
tenth street. on Wednesday at 2:30
o'clock Plans will be made at the
meeting for the serving of meals at
the state fair
]. T.. Murray, commissioned by Coz
ernor Eldridge of Nebraska to inspect
penitentiaries and other state institu-
lions in western states. is in Boise to-
day. He is a sanitary engineer anc
visited the Idaho penitentiary. Hi.
parents reside on fruit ranch neal
Meridian.
Two appeals were argued in the su-
preme court today. the first IN the
case of Adm NJ. Hall versus William
A. Blackman and the second entitled
william A. Blackman versus Adm NJ
Hall. The cases involve title to lands
near Mountain Home and to wateI
rights on Bennett creek
Ernest Didier, the soldier charged
with the killing of 500 shepherd dos
few days age, was discharged tenn
| porarily because of the failure of tn
Jury to agree, The members OF the jur!
were equally divided On tie merits o
the case. The second trial has not ye'
been set.
Robert Marsh has appealed his cas-
against officer Edward o. Phillips t.
the district court. In Justice Of tn
Peace Adams court, he complained
that the officer had miytreated hin
when making an arrest. The lowe
court decided against him. however
and he has taken the case to the dis
trict court Of the county.
Work was begun today on construc
ton OF the grade for the loop con
Meeting the Morris Hill electric lin
with South Boise. p force Of men hav
ing been set to work at the Norris hill
end OF the line under Frank Nourss
the contractor who secured the con
tract for building the line II II tn
intention to push the work to q rapi
completion.
Ida v. Lonpe has brought suit 70
divorce against Stephen Loupe in tn
district court on the grounds Of failur
to provide. She asks the court to civ
her possession Of q thoroughbred mar
l"I.Ady Rex" and two lots in the Brun
back addition, both Of which arc com
munity property. On the two pieces Q
property, valued 1t $500, there II
mortgage Of $4,000. the complaint say
They were married In Fort Collin
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