Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-05-16
BREVTIES

st. Luke's hospital to Mr.. and Mrs
Frank Arthur Banks.
Fred Brown, national bank examiner,
arrived home this morning after q
trip through north Idaho.
A son was born this morning at st.
Luke's hospital to Mr.. and Mrs. w. d.
TRACER of 408 O'Farrell street.
J. R. Smead, deputy United States
prosecuting attorney, has gone to San
Francisco on official business. He left
Moscow Thursday for the southern trip
William Howell is building a sleep
Ing porch on his residence at 1925
Warm Springs avenue. Guy e. Stamets
was awarded the contract on a bid Of
$685..
There will be no evening service at
Wright Congregational church as the
congregation will attend the Sunday
school mass meeting at the Christian
church.
The Holy Name society of ST. Johns
cathedral will go to holy communion in
a body tomorrow morning at o'clock.
Members are to meet at st. Johns hall
at 1850.
Judge Carl Davis this morning left
Silver City, where he has been holding
the regular Owyhee county term Of
court and will be here for opening of
court on Monday morning.
Rev. Davis Errett, pastor Of the
Christian church, will preach the BAG
calaureate sermon to the graduates Of
the Star high school tomorrow night
There are seven graduates in the
school this year.
The funeral of II. Sandahl, who was
killed at Arrowrock Wednesday even
uncle of the deceased from Salt Lake
telegraphed he would arrive here Sun
day morning to claim the body
Claude Roberts. who was injured
last Saturday night in the automobile
accident near Wylie station in which
two horses were killed, underwe emit an
operation this morning at st. Lukes
hospital. While his injury Is not seri-
Gus. 1t will be some time before he re-
covers.
Maurice Morrissey, formerly a
teacher in the high school and who
left Boise in 1906, is in the city Mr.
Morrissey is now practicing law at
Delevan. Wis, and was called to
southern California on legal business
He Is on his return home. He is stop
ping at the Owyhee.
A member of the Kerr Hardware
company was fined SO In municipal
court this morning for driving his au-
tomobile on the wrong side of the
street H. r. Jackson has been cited
to appear for riding his bicycle on the
sidewalk and Neal O'Donnell, charged
with intoxication, Is to have hear
ing this evening.
That Charles Circuit, former manager
OF the Idanha hotel here and who is to
manage the Guyer Hot Springs hotel
near HALEY this summer may become
a resident of Pendleton is CLEANED from
the May issue of the Western Hotel
Reporter, which prints the following:
Charles FL. Circuit, who this summer
is to manage the Guyer Hot Springs
hotel near HALEY, recently visited
Pendleton, where he made bid for the
lease OF the new Pendleton hotel"
A Judgment was rendered in the dis
trict court for Kootenai county against
property of ]. B. Baldwin. Sheriff W.
b. Mcfarland proceeded to sell the
property to satisfy the judgment. Mrs.
Baldwin, claiming the property to be
dRIistd ioF CHI oTuST "
rcstrain the sheriff. The order was
granted by Judge Dunn OF the Eighth
juGicial district court He held the
property VAS community. The sheriff
appealed to the supreme court and in
an opinion handed down last night
that tribunal affirms the lower court
w. 8. Bailey, cashier Of the Ameri-
can National bank OF Pendleton, Is in
the city. having been called to Me-
ridfan by the illness of a brother and
having come over to Boise on personal
business. Mr.. Bailey states that the
Pendleton country Is prosperous with
levery indication for one OF the best
years in the city's history. Pendleton
has been made a division point for
the Oregon Washington Railway e.
Navigation company and this will Gre
ate considerable activity In building
lines. crop prospects are exceedingly
good and the sheep men are receiving
good prices for their products.