Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-05-30
BREVTTIES

The bell at Grace church tolled at
noon today in honor of the veterans
who have passed away.
Mrs. Emma Kromrei Of Pierce Park
was operated on at a local hospital this
morning for appendicitis.
Roy Goodman left today for Seat
tie to Join Mr.. and Mrs. W. H Esta-
brook on their trip to Alaska.
Judge Dunbar yesterday united
in marriage Ambers Calvin, OF Baker.
and Bessie A Parker. of Meridian.
Whit Sunday services and Holy
communion will be held at Christ
church tomorrow morning at 11:S
o'clock.
DR.. C. A. Barton of Payette yester-
day brought Mrs. John Fisher of New
Plymouth to q local hospital for an
operation.
The missionary society of the Chris
tian church will meet with Mrs. Elmer
McCool, 1908 North Fifteenth street,
Wednesday afternoon at $3.50 o'clock.
D. w. Davis, senator from Power
county, and until recently regarded as
a probable candidate for governor on
\ the Republican ticket, Is in the city on
business from American Falls.
Judge Dunbar in the probate court
has issued decree declaring the COM
munity property following the death of
Ovila Sargent is the sole property of
her surviving husband, w. N. Sargent.
Mr.. and Mrs Harry A. Lawson and
son Dynes left at noon today for Min
neapolis, where they will visit for 10
days and then go to Chicago to spend
a few weeks visiting Mr.. Lawson's
mother.
Canon Curtis will preach tho ser
mon at Grace church Sunday morning
at the 11:15 o'clock service This will
be Canon Curtis last sermon in Ida
no for some time as he will soon go
to Europe TO take years post-grad-
uate course at Oxford.
Another Nugent Democrat has cap
tured postoffice plum in north Ida
no, j. F. whalen having been ap-
pointed postmaster at Wallace. While
Mr.. Whalen Is but little known in this
section of the state, 1t Is said he was
Endorsed by Robert older, national
committeeman.
Miss Florence Carrnan. teacher Of
kindergarten in St Margaret's hall, de-
parted last night for Montreal from
where she will spend the summer trav-
cling and studying the most recent
kindergarten methods Miss Carman
will return to St Margaret's in Sep
TENDER.
Rt. Rev. N. w. Thomas, bishop of
the Protestant Episcopal church OF
Wyoming, who is to preach the bac-
calauerate sermon tomorrow night at
St Michaers cathedral to the grad
yates of st. Margaret's hall, arrived
here last night and Is the guest at the
home of Rt. Rev. James B. Funston.
bishop of Idaho.
All state offices were closed today
in honor of Memorial day and the
transaction of state business went over
to Monday. Memorial day is made a
legal holiday in this state and not only
was business suspended in the state
house, but the suspension applied to
county and city offices as we'll while
banks and other business houses were
closed.
C. e. Hopewell, who has barn at
1902 Ellis avenue, was summoned by
Health Officer Parker to appear at the
city hall last evening, where a COM
plant was filed against him for allow
Ing a large quantity of manure to &C
cumlate in the yard at the place Mr..
Hopewell appeared and put up bond
OF $3.50 for his appearance in court
Monday morning
Thomas Towns Matthews who re-
sides on the Crawford ranch near EN-
NETT, Is In the city attending to bust
ness and visiting former friends. Mr..
Matthews reports that the Emmett
fruit growers wild have big crops this
year, that peaches, prunes and apples
will be above the average in yield and
} also that there will be lots of grapes
raised in that section this season.
} For the second time since the pur-
chase of the new street sweeper about
a month ago 1t Is laid up for repairs.
Before It had been IN service week
d shaft was bent which required fix
ing, and now one of the tires on the
machine has given out and tho sweeper
will be out Of commission until new
tire can be secured from Hartford,
Conn. The old street sweeper oper-
ated by horse power has again been
put in service until new tire can be
secured for the power machina
In the district court before Judge
Mccarthy yesterday evening the case
+. of F. H. Jennir gs against the Idaho
| halfway os IOWoi company GIL
action to recover on a note for $780,
Insurance association was given to the
plaintiff by the defendant, was con-
cluded and was by the court taken
2 under advisement Before Judge Da-
Wis the case OF the Church of the Lv-
ing God against the German American
, Insurance association was given the
: jury with instructions to return a seal
ed verdict Tuesday morning, when the
jury is to return to take up the con-
sideration of other cases
2 Dunkards Hold Convention.