Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-07-13
BREVTTTES

Miss Anna L. Paine left yesterday
for extended trip, visiting points in
Kansas, Nebraska and Iowa
Tho w. r @. will meet tomorrow
afternoon at $3.50 o'clock at the @. A.
r hall. All members are requested
to be present.
A son was born Sunday morning at
st. Alphonsus hospital to Mr.. and Mrs.
Jess B. Hawley. The new heir has been
christened Jess B. Hawley. Jr.
Because the printing fund of the
state board OF health is nearly ex-
hausted the press bulletin of the board
will be temporarily discontinued.
The young people of the Collister
Methodist church will give an ice
cream social Tuesday night from I'M
til 10 o'clock on the lawn at the Col
lister home.
Articles of incorporation were filed
with the secretary of state today by
the Alpha Ditch company OF Alpha,
Boise county. The company Is capital
lied for $4,000.
Ben F. Tweedy, candidate for JUS
tice Of the supreme court today filed
acceptance of his nomination with the
secretary OF state. William M. Nor
gan, also a candidate for justice of the
supreme court. filed his acceptance.
A regular meeting of the Volunteer
Firemen's association will be held this
evening at s o'clock in the Turner hall
The committee on the annual picnic
will make report as to the time and
place decided on for the picnic.
The Murpheys and the Sweet-Tellers
meet tonight at the City Twilight
league park in a regular scheduled
game which will be called at $50
o'clock. Pomerene and Dees will form
the battery for the Murpheys. Wyman
and Adams will handle the battery
work for Sweet-Teller.
The Pacific. e. Idaho Northern Rail-
way company, through its president,
E. NJ. Heigho, has made application
to charge an excursion rate of fare
and third from points on its road to
Weiser, July II to 10, inclusive, for
the conference of the Church of Latter
Day Saints to be held there.
c. A. Hutchinson, formerly manager
of the Boise Railroad company. who
has been at Ontario, Canada, and other
eastern points for the past year visit
ing relatives, Is in the city attending to
business matters and visiting friends
for few days. He is en- route to Seat
tie, where he located shortly after leav-
| ing Boise.
H. r. Waldo, one of the attorneys for
the Idaho Power & Light company. has
returned from Salt Lake, where he at
| tended meeting of the Telluride asso
citation. He reports that the associa-
ton this year appropriated over $50, 900
| for educational and research purposes.
There were 70 members present from
all sections Of the country
John ]. Carroll, Jr., son OF the we'll
known contractor, wishes his friends to
know that he was not the Carroll, who,
through too intimate acquaintance with
John Barleycorn, was in municipal
court Friday morning and found guilty
of being drunk. The John Carroll who
was in court received a jail sentence.
He was released from custody yester
day.
The South Idaho District Medical
society convened in the Commercial
club rooms this afternoon at 2:3O
o'clock for its quarterly session. Sew
eral papers were read and a business
session held after which the physicians
enjoyed dip in the plunge at the Nat
atorium and at o'clock tonight will
banquet on the roof garden of the
Owyhee hotel.
James Adamson and Fred Myers each
drew S. fine in municipal court this
morning for being drunk Pat ODon-
nelly, youth of tender years, who also
imbibed too freely, was dismissed by
Judge Dunlap, who gave the boy some
good advice. James McCreary pleaded
guilty to vagrancy charge and was
fined IS and c. E. Baldwin arrested on
similar charge, is to have a hearing
this evening.
At o'clock yesterday afternoon at
his residence, 1102 North Sixteenth
street, Judge G. G. Adams united in
marriage George William Moore and
Miss Dora e. Tate, both of Boise. Mr.
Moore Is conductor on the Oregon
Short Line and he and his bride left
this morning for Payette lake on their
honeymoon trip. They will be at home
after July 20 at their new home. 1911
North Fourteenth street
Miss Dora Layne, who has UNDER
gone several serious operations for
stomach trouble, the last at st. AL
phonsus hospital, from which she is re-
cuperatng nicely, feels so well pleased
with her excellent treatment at the
hospital that she declares that the in
srtution here Is far ahead of others in
larger cities, where she has received
treatment, and she believes the people
OF this section should know that Boise
has hospital as fine as any in the
country and where as fine treatment
can be secured as at much larger
places.
Robert Osborne, son of Mrs. Il. ].
Frawley, arrived home this morning
from Racine. Wis, where he has been
attending Racine college. He was ac-
companied by Augusta Passo, of Lima,
Peru, who graduated from Racine col
lege this spring and next fall will en-
ter the University of Wisconsin. Mr..
Passo will spend the summer here. He
IL but 10 years Of age, but has travelled
extensively and speaks five languages.
His mother is an American woman and
his father is a very wealthy lumber
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