Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-07-16

his intention OF being a candidate for ,
re- election as assessor of Ada county
on the Republican ticket.
The meeting of the Happy Hour club
has been postponed for their month.
but will be held in August at the home
OF Mrs. l.. A. Carver, 1915 Ellis avenue.
DIR. Clark of Portland will preach at
the Free Methodist church at Twenty
seventh and Resseguie streets Sunday
moning. At o'clock in the afternoon
he will speak at the soldiers home.
The ice cream social to be given for
the benefit of the tubercular family at
the home of Mrs. Lane, ITO North
Twenty second street, will be Friday
night of next week instead of this week
The case of the state against Mrs. L.
H. Caldwell charged with forgery was
not concluded yesterday, but an ad-
journment was taken until a late hour
this afternoon, at which time the in
structions of the court Will be given
and arguments of the attorneys will be
heard.
Mrs. Davis Errett, wife of Rev. Err
rett, pastor Of the Christian church, is
at Plattsmouth. Neb., to attend fam
lily reunion at the home of her parents,
Captain and Mrs. Isaac Wiles. The
reunion was a large one. every member
of the family being present with but
one exception, where sickness made 1t
impossible to attend.
Six operations were performed on
poor children this morning at the
Children's Home, the physicians of the
city giving their services free. The
operations were all for adenoids or en-
larged tonsils and some Of the cases
~,
year So children have been operated
on at the home and conditions correct
ed with which they were afflicted
Mail service will be resumed begin
ming Friday morning between Mayfield
and Boise, the contract having been
taken by William L. Turner, of Boise,
Service is now from Mayfleld to Boise
twice a week, leaving Mayfield on Fri
days and Tuesdays. An effort will be
made to make the service from Boise
to Mayfeld on Mondays and Thursdays
instead, so that delivery Of mail may
be made sooner to Mayfeld
; DR.. T. NJ. Stotts, who spent several
weeks in this city visiting his brothers,
left yesterday afternoon on his return
trip to San Antonio, Tex He will be
accompanied as far as Chicago by w.
M. Stotts, a brother, who will take a
stenographic course there. DIR. Stotts
said that in his home city, San Antonio,
a city of 10000 population, $4,000, 600
is being spent on municipal improve
ments alone and that there Is a great
influx Of settlers into that part of
Texas.
Miss Grace Van Auker, sister Of G.
K. Van Auker, is visiting her brother
: Auker, at their home. It'll North
Eighteenth street. Miss Van Auker
, came hese from San Francisco to take
rest before resuming her position as
} leading woman for Brady's Bought
= and Paid For" company, which role she
Z has been playing for the past two
1 years. After a visit here she will leave
for New York as her season opens in
the metropolis in September.
Judge Dunbar this morning heard the
complaint brought against William
Hutton by his wife charging him with
failure to support their minor I'D
Z Huftons defense was that his wife left
: her home before the child was born
and has since refused to return, and
has also refused to permit the child to
] return to its home. He declared that
If she will permit the child to return
to it's home he is willing to provide fol
its care and maintenance A lega
question was raised by this defense
4 which Judge Dunbar has takeen under
: consideration.