Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-07-22
BREVTTIES

A marriage license has been issued
to Charles w. Lowe of Jacksonville,
ILL.,, and Mae z. Hice of Boise.
The Hyde Park w. C. n. y. will meet
with Mrs. Dunbar, 1917 North Twenty
first street, Thursday afternoon at 1850
o'clock.
The Clear View Well company of
Twin Falls, capitalized for $4,000, has
filed articles of Incorporation with the
secretary of state.
Mrs. Ralph R. Gayman of 514 North
Twelfth street left this morning to
spend the rest of the summer in Salt
Lake and at points in southeastern
Idaho.
Gertrude Kettenback Roos has filed
suit for divorce from Louis n. Roos
The complaint, which was withdrawn
from the files, charges cruelty, deser-
ton and mons support.
Henry Weiss of Placerville, who has
been seriously i'll at St Alphonsus hos
pital is convalescent and now able to
be up. 1t is expected he will be able to
leave the hospital this week
w. l.. Timer, who was recently
awarded the contract for rural mail
route from 1OlS6 ~ MdS AiNlNI ApS
moved to this city from Nampa and
taken rooms for the present at the
Pacific hotel
| S. M. c. Reynolds has filed his nom
nation as candidate upon the Repub-
lican ticket for commissioner for the
third district. r. II. Dunlap has filed
as Democratic candidate for nomination
as probate judge.
H. Coghlan Of The University
Four playing western vaudeville on
United Time circuits, is in Boise visit
ing his mother. He will spend several
weeks here, leaving in time for the
opening of the -Four" at the Hippo
drome in Chicago on Aug. 10.
Articles of incorporation were filed
yesterday with the secretary of state by
the Patent Promoting company Of Wal
lace. The capital stock is given as
$3.50 600 and the directors are named as
w H Dean O. w. Lewis, Robert B
I Smith, Mevin Werkheser and Hugh
Shearer, al, of Wallace.
Ed McGuffln has been taking a lay
off for the past two days celebrating
the event of becoming a grandfather
on Monday, when a nine-pound son
was born to Mt and Mrs. Raymond
Havird at their home, one mile west
of Under station, Mr.. McGuff1n is 81
years old and is probably the youngest
grandfather in the state
A. S. Whiteway has been awarded
the contract for the new laundry
building for st. Alphonsus hospital
and began work on the structure yes
terday The contract price was $2220
ii H. ~,
for the building and will have the
plans for the plumbing and laundry
equipment out in a few days.
Ed Murray and NJ. Broderick. charg-
ed with assault with intent to commit
larceny from the person of Wong
Wing, who was assaulted in an alley
near Seventh street last week, viii
have their preliminary examination to-
morrow morning at 10 o'clock before
Judge w. c. Bower. shad Hodgin ha:
been engaged to represent the defend.
ants
Judgment was today entered in tn,
district court in favor of r. S. Shaw
in the partnership case of r. 8. Shaw
against A. w. Wicher, for $744S.72 anC
, costs, except that the expenses of thu
receivership are required to be born
equally by both. The cash in the hand
of the receiver is ordered paid to Shaw
on the judgment and the receiver Il
discharged.
R. G. Spaulding and family have re
turned from an extensive AUTOMOBILE
trip through the HALEY section, having
Travelled II days and covered 551 miles
Mr.. Spaulding states that with the ex
ception of strip of road from tn
canon seven miles out of Boise t
Orchard and from Dixie to Soldier. tn
roads were in good condition, but thos
two needed attention.
Tourtellotte & Hummell are draw
ing plans for the remodeling of tn
store room at Tenth and Main street
now occupied by Allen Baker cloth
ing house, which is to be occupied b
the Murphey Cigar company Owe
$1,000 is to be put in a new front TO
the store and special mahogany fur
niture is being built for the ciga
store at Salt Lake.
Although nearly so years of age, Mrs
Elizabeth Swazie, who is stopping a
1906 North Twentieth street, under
went an operation last week at st. Al
phonsus hospital by which hole wa
bored through her eyeball to relieve
nerve pressure and prevent blindnes
in her eye. The operation require
over two hours and was perfect sue
cess. She is now improving nicely.
State Auditor Fred L Huston