Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-07-25
BREVTTIES

MISS GOIIGI anu MISS AOIHt Will ltdNG
Monday for the Payette lakes for an
outing of several weeks.
The fire loss at the d. T. Broun art
store on Main street has been ad-
justed and the store is to be opened for
business in a few days.
state Bank Commissioner A. e. Reed
has returned from northern Idaho,
where he spent two weeks on depart
ment matters and enjoying a vacation,
Emile Wilson has filed suit in the
district court against Norman f. Ell
lis and others on a promissory note
for $4,000, foreclosure of mortgage and
TO quiet title.
! Mr. and Mrs. Lee French and family
and a party of friends have returned
from an enjoyable 10 days outing on
Camas prairie, where they say the
hunting and fishing Is the very best.
| State Pure Food Commissioner James
H. Wallis returned this morning from
Portland Me, where he attended the
state food officials convention. While
east he consulted with government Of
fcials at Washington.
! Joe Taylor was arrested today upon
battery charge preferred by John
before Judge Adams but the case was
transferred to the probate court. as
| Taylor is a mere boy.
j. Randolph Kenny, manager of the
Sedgley store, leaves tomorrow for New
York on purchasing trip. Mrs,
Kenny will accompany him as far as
Brainard, Mimi, and VISIT relatives
during her husbands absence.
The benefit social given last night
at the home of Mrs. ]. F. Lane under
the auspices of Mrs Lane and Mrs. o.
M. Downey, for the benefit of a tu-
bercular family, is reported to have
been a success and the ladies inter
ested are grateful for the support given
their efforts.
The nomination of Charles D. Storey,
as candidate for state representa-
tive upon the Republican ticket has
been filed by L. L. Folsom. The nomi-
nation of Charles w. Irwin as a can
didate for sheriff of Ada county upon
the Democratic ticket has been filed
by Frank Martin.
J. A. Ireton arrived in the city last
evening with a small drove of steers
and heifers from the Snake river
country. He reports the range in the
best condition in years and that there
are more cattle on the range than
usual He predicts there will be plenty
for the fall trade.
The rectifiers for the new arc light
ing system being installed by the Stan
dard Engineering company arrived here
Thursday and will be installed at once
which is the last work to be done be-
fore the system will be ready for serv-
ice. The council figures that the sys-
tenn can be put into service by Aug. Is.
Mrs. Kohl, bride of Dare Devil"
Kohl. the balloonist, will make her Sec
ond flight skyward Sunday evening at
the White City park. Last week Mrs.
i Kohl made her initial flight, which
was a great success and she announces
that the one tomorrow evening will be
even better as she proposes to exceed
her record.
The divorce case of Boeck against
Boeck which has now been on trial
nearly two weeks before Judge Nc
Carthy, was heard until noon today, at
which time a continuance Of that case
was taken until Monday to permit
Judge Mccarthy to take UP and dis
pose of other matters pending at the
afternoon session.
Gertrude Kettenbach Roos has been
granted a divorce from Louis n. Roos.
The case was filed Wednesday. An
answer denying the allegations of the
complaint was filed the same date and
the case was tried and decree entered
Thursday. The complaint was still
withheld from the records today, but
the charges are said to be cruelty, de-
sertion and non-support.
: Daisy Horton has filed suit for di-
vorce from Hubert II. Horton. Ac-
eording to the complaint they were
married at Zillah, Wash, Dec. IT, 1904,
and she charges that her husband de-
: serted her July Is, 1911. She asks for
the custody of their son, now eight
years old, that she be given their com
munlty property consisting of two
2 notes aggregating $1,000 against which
there is an Indebtedness Of $500, and
for $40 month alimony
Complaint was filed in the court of
Justice Adams charging William Den
: ton, a familiar figure as a street
: preacher. with insanity. The warrant
from the justice court was made re-
turnable to the probate court. but
new complaint be filed before him in
the first instance before taking 1uris-
n dictian of the case. Denton has en-
5 gagged an attorney and Will contest his
8 commitment TO the asylum on the
charge.
a The Ladies of the Relief Corps and
: the Ladies of the G. A. R. are plan
ming to celebrate G. A. r. day in Idaho
on Monday afternoon and evening a.
the home of Mrs. Shipman-Hyde Parl
hotel-with an fashioned "CamI
Fire" to be given in honor OF thu
veterans of the G. A. r. at which al
: old soldiers, ladies' auxiliarles, Sons
: of Veterans and Spanish War Vet
Grams are invited to participate 4
g sumptuous evening dinner will be pro-
vided and 1t is hoped that all invited
guests will come prepared to have tn
| time of their lives