Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1913-01-14
BREVITIES

The county recorder has issued
marriage licenses to James F. john |
son and Mary Keane of Boise.
Revival services are being held every
evening this week at the Wright Con-
gregational church., on the bench.
daughter was born this morning
to Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin j. Open
helm, at their home in South Boise.
DR. a. l.. Heine moved his offices to-
day from the fourth floor of the Over
land build to rooms 5o5-7 in the same
building.
Boise lodge, No. .. A. #. & A. NJ. will
confer the degree Of fellow craft ma
son this evening at the Masonic tenn
pie on a class of candidates.
The ladies of the Christian church
will meet at $50 o'clock tomorrow aft
ernoon. at the home of Mrs. G. f..
Summers, 1919 North Eighth street.
Judge Frank S. Dietrich has gone to
San Francisco to hold court for Judge
DeHaven who has been i'll. He eX-
poets to be gone three or four weeks.
Bert Richardson and James Ward
pleaded guilty In the justice court OF
Judge Bower this morning to the lar
/ eeny of copper wire from the Idaho
! Traction company, and each received a
sentence of five days in the county
| jail.
The Philathea class of the First
/ Methodist Sunday school will meet to-
morrow afternoon at $50 o'clock, st
! the home of Mrs. II. Il. James. 1IlS
| North Ninth street. Miss Goston VIII
| give a talk on Food Values" and viii
! give a demonstration.
James Woods was arrested yester-
| day afternoon, charged with the lar
ceny Of n gun upon complaint of Mrs.
4 L. r. Plunkett, who alleges that
I Woods entered her home and stole the
! gun, which was valued at $40. Woods
will have a hearing tomorrow morn :
ing before Judge Adams.
Miss Isabel Wallace, daughter OF ID
! c. Wallace, s22 North Eighth street, ane
Freeman r. Smith Of Arrowrock, wef'
| married at o'clock on Sunday after
noon at ST. Michaels cathedral, Deaf
Everett p. smith performing the eefe
mony. Mr. and Mrs. Smith will re
side at Arrowrock.
At o'clock yesterday. at his otfic'
In the Soma building, Judge W.
Bower united in marriage James +
Johnson and Mary keane. both 2
Boise The bridegroom is in the EN-
plov of the Mountain States Telephone
& Telegraph company. and the yount
| couple will make their home here.
The second division of the Ladies
Aid society of the Emmanuel Metho
dist church will be entertained by Mrs
w H. Pohnman and Mrs. W. Il. Lett
ner at the home of Mrs. Leitner. III
North Nineteenth street, tomorroA
afternoon at o'clock. The meeting !
the monthly affair, and all member
are urged to be present.
The regular meeting of Ada clrcl
No. 166. Women of Woodcraft, wi
be held tomorrow evening at ~
o'clock. There will be installation I
officers and initiation of candidate
The question of changing the meetln
| nights will be up for discussion, an
| arrangements made for the annual 70
Z call meeting A full attendance is re
, quested.
al George Conley, proprietor OF the g
- gar store which was raided Saturdd
night. paid fine Of $40 and costs
81 municipal court this morning for PEI
i, hitting gambling in his place OF pus
s ness. Conley refused to plead, wher'
. upon a charge of guilty WAS lodg'
against him. C.. H. Edwards, his alto
new. then made a statement to the eife
that Conley had permitted the boys
nc play cards there, the same as in eve
other place in the city, and did
lg know that he was violating an ord
W nance. Under the circumstances,
N was given the minimum fine.
ic Charles c. Stone, pioneer mini
of man of silver City and DeIamar. al
J. of later years in the Atlanta distri,
d died OF Bright's disease this mornil
ty at local hospital. He was IS yea
of age and came to Idaho in the ear
al seventies. locating in the Silver q
au district, where he made his home 7
IT. a number of years He II survived
ay two daughters, Mrs. Carrie Mautz al
a. Mrs 8 A. Sloper. The funeral Will
ad held at o'clock tomorrow afternoon
nd the Schneider & Sidenfadcn chapel a
nv burial will be in the Dry Creek Gem
RS terry, beside the body of his wife.