Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-06-27
BREVTI'IES

Inc Capital LUMBER company has
filed suit against Isham Youngblood to
foreclose a lien for material amount
Ing to SIS.
Judgment has been entered In the
district court in favor OF Ophalon l..
Gipson against the Central Dressed
Meat company for $12.3s1.50.
Myra Allen, the colored woman or
dered committed to the insane asylum
at Blackfoot by Judge Dunbar, was
taken to that institution at noon today.
Ella Budden IL asking divorce from
Edmund Budden on the ground Of
habitual intemperance and extreme
cruelty. They were married in Boise,
Aug. Z. 1912.
The evening service at the First
Presbyterian church will be devoted
entirely to music and tho choir will be
augmented with some OF the finest
voices in the city.
Marriage licenses were issued today
to Vicente Bilbao Fuldain and Ursula
Erquiaga Aboitis. both of Boise. and to
Walter H. Beckdolt. OF Arrowrock, and
Blanche Glass;, Of Boise
James c. Scott, superintendent Of
schools at Agusam. Isle OF Mindanao,
10 an route to Boise 10 spend the sum-
mer visiting his son. Nathan Scott.
Professor Scott has been seriously III
but IL recuperatinS.
T. Roy Brown, manager Of the DAILY
Brown Furniture company. left yes
terday afternoon with his family for
Salt Lake and is making the trip over
land in his machine. After a short
stay In Salt Lake he will ship his ma
or 20 CO, "a
from that city to Los Angeles via the
coast road.
Children's day exercises will be OBJ
| served at the Katherine Baptist mis-
sion, Twenty-sixth and Heron streets,
on Sunday evening at o'clock. Par
ents Of the scholars, and all residents
of that part of the city, will receive a
hearty welcome. The offering will 40
toward the relief Of sick family in
that neighborhood.
Austin N. Hadley has filed suit
against Liddie L. Hadley, by her guard
ian. Rev. o. P. Christian. Divorce is
asked on the ground of incurable in
sanity. The complaint states that they
were married at Independence, Kan,
July 28. 1900, and that she was COM
mitted to the insane asylum at Salem,
Ore, from Polk county, Oregon, July
6. 1907.
A new church, known as the German
Evangelical St Paul church. has been
organized here with the Rev. r. G. AL
berts of Payette as pastor. Services
are to be held every Sunday evening
at o'clock in the Columbian Club hall.
At present the pastor is attending dis
trict conference at Seattle and con-
sequently the first service will not be
held until July 10.
This morning Health Officer Parker
filed case against Frank Weaver In
Judge Dunlap's court for failing to re-
port to the health department a case
of chickenpox in his family. Mr..
Weaver appeared in court and entered
plea of not guilty. After hearing the
testimony of the officer and Mr..
Weaver the court held him guilty as
charged. filming him So.
A special meeting OF Boise Lodge No.
2. A. F. & A. NJ will be held in the Ma
sonic hall this afternoon at $50 o'clock
for the purpose of rendering respects
and congratulations to Jonas w.
Brown, past grand master, the &C.
casion being his ninetieth birthday.
The session will be a short one. A re-
ception Will be held in honor of Mr.
Brown. few addresses will be made
and refreshments served.
Special baptismal services will be
conducted tomorrow by the Rev. Mr.
Bailey, pastor of the A. NJ e. church
A sunrise service will be held at the
church at 6 a. m, where candidates for
immersion will be prepared and taken
to the Broadway bridge where they
will be baptised. At the evening serv
ives eight will be baptised by sprink
ling. Special music will be furnished
by the choir for the occasion.
That "13" is an unlucky number was
| demonstrated in municipal court this
| morning when Is violators of the law
were fined and given Jail sentences be-
| cause none of them had sufficient
funds with which to pay a fine. &c
| Bundy, Frank Burd. Paul LaSalle anG
John Clark each drew S. for beins
drunk and will remain over Sunday al
guests Of the city. Tom Thomas, Ec
Dougherty. Joe Wilson, w. Wilson
| Charles Erickson and p. ]. Mack fol
vagranoy each was fined $40 and costs
and committed. r. HI. Lawrence an ole
offender. was fined $25 and costs 10,
vagrancy and being drunk. Ben Ell.
lingsworth was fined $40 and costs 70,
being drunk and peddling without a II.
cense and Frank Edwards was fined
SO for being drunk and disorderly
The entire crowd was put In jail ant
in order to accommodate them one O,
two who had been good prisoners and
whose terms were about expired wer,
i navr4 u
bicycle on the sidewalk put up q s:
cash bond which he forfeited.