Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1913-01-08
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The county recorder has issued mar
riage licenses to Abe G. Friedline of
Boise and Opal A. Burns of Meridian;
Albert F. Russell and Zada Belle Wor-
den of Boise.
The city council held short meet
ing yesterday, but the only action taken
was the postponing of the opening Of
the bids for lighting the cluster lamps
until Saturday.
r. NJ. Pyper, formerly conductor on
the Oregon Short Line, has purchased
an interest in the Western Tea and
Coffee House. which was recently pur-
chased by A. |. Robbins.
Boise Camp No. 27so, Royal Neigh
bors of America, will hold their reg
ular meeting Thursday evening. Jan.
., at the G.. A. r. hall. on State street,
between Seventh and Eighth.
A. Hall. who is connected with the
Ballou & Latimer drug store. received
word last night of the death of his
father. c. f. Hall. who passed away at
Lincoln, Neb., at the age of So years.
The Park Mothers circle will meet
after school at the school house on
Thursday afternoon. Humane Educa-
ton in Early Training" will be the
subject for discussion. Mrs Jennie
Niehols,% city chairman of humane
work. will lead the meeting.
Mr.. and Mrs. O. ]. Whittle and son,
Lester, left today for Rupert, where
they will make their home i'll the fu-
ture. having purchased fine So-acre
ranch near that town. Miss Marjorie
Whittle will remain In Boise until the
close of school, and will then join her
parents.
John Wersing, an automobile driver,
who was tried yesterday on the charge
of battery preferred against him by
George Washington, a colored janitor
working at the RaHdall-Dodd garage,
was dismissed this morning by Judge
Gardner G. Adams. The case was tried
yesterday afternoon.
Judgment for the plaintiff was re-
turned late last evening by jury in
Justice Adams court. in the case Of
George Tonkin VS.. Sarah Martin and
Hugh Martin. The action WAS for
real estate commission. Earle c. Miller
appeared for the plaintiff. and Martin
Il Cameron for the defendant.
Lieutenant and Mrs. J. M. Vain
wright. who have been quartered ut
Fort Riley, Kansas. arrived in Boise
yesterday. and are now quartered at
the Boise barracks, where Lieutenant
Wainwright will have command of
troop L. At present he is on the sick
list, having had the misfortune to break
a leg while on duty in Kansas.
Family troubles over a note have
found their way into the district court
in a suit filed today by Ethel nj. Strua.
and others, against Ouray .. Bland,
and others. for the collection of $1712.
Ethel NJ. Strue, the plaintiff. was for
merry Ethel Bland. With Myrtle +.
Russell. formerly Myrtle f. Bland. she
sues Onray o. Bland and Sadie Bland
for the collection of one note for $500,
one for SIP and 5000 attorneys fees.
Joe Demingus and Thomas c. DePa-
co. the Mexicans arrested on the charge
of larceny preferred by A. b. Crooks,
proprietor of the A. b. c. store, were
last evening bound over to stand trial
in the district court by Judge Bower.
who fixed their bond at $500 each, but
which was not furnished. The men are
accused of stealing costly set of
white furs from the store on the even
ing of Dec. %. Both were identified by
several clerks as having been In the
store on that night trying to buy fur in
strips. After their departure the furs
were missing.
Three unclaimed hats. two derbies
and soft, brown skypiece, also a pair
of gents rubbers, are being held at
the state treasurer's office awaiting a
call from their owners. The hats and
rubbers were found in the offices ap.