Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-05-28
BREVITIES

Mrs. Charles Judson and children of
Eagle have gone to Utah points to
visit for a few weeks.
Mrs. H. M. Holverson is recovering
nicely from a surgical operation per-
formed a short time ago.
A daughter was born yesterday to
Mr. and Mrs Ed Hart at their home.
211 North Eighteenth street.
Henry Lane and Roy Kleepsie made
trip to Ontario yesterday in the new
Ford machine just purchased by Mr..
Lane.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Bergy of Hagerman
are guests at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Jess Hawley. Mr.. Berger came to Boise
to attend the dedication of the Elks
building
Judge Davis and jury are still hear
ing the evidence in the insurance case
of the Church of the Living God
against the German American Insur-
ance company,
|. Wayland & Fennell have completed
plans for the new Shriners temple to be
built at Twelfth and Idaho streets and
are receiving bids on the construction
from contractors.
| Letters of administration in the
estate of w. ]. Phillips hav been APP
piled for in the probate court by M.
| Reynolds, a friend of the deceased.
The property consists of desert land
entry
| The Woman's Missionary society Of
the Westminster Presbyterian church
will hold missionary tea Friday aft
ernoon at 2:30 O'Clock at the home
of Mrs. H, c. Wyman, 1909 Harrison
| boulevard.
At st. Margaret's hall tomorrow aft
ernoon at $50 o'clock an art exhibit
of the work done by the grade students
will be open to the public for inspec-
ton. Children's exercises viii be held
during the afternoon to which patrons
of the school are invited
| U. G. Bereup, the convict who was
killed last Saturday while attempting
to escape from the penitentiary. was
buried yesterday in the prison burying
grounds at the penitentiary. Rev.
Willsie Martin officiated The other
men who were shot and wounded at
the same time are improving rapidly.
The defendant In the family trouble
case of Elise Stewart against owen P.
Stewart. is being given a hearing be-
fore Judge Mccarthy today and the
case may be concluded this evening.
The defendant is prominent teacher
of Nebraska, who is resisting his wife's
application for divorce in this state.
The will of Mary Ann Roadway has
been filed for probate. The will was
made April 49, 1901, at time when
Mrs. Redway was II years old. The
property is left In equal shares to the
; three children William Harvey, George
Francis and Elizabeth Charlotte, who
ara also named as the executors of the
estate.
| Announcements have been received
In Boise of the marriage of Mrs. Chloe
S. McNulty to Frank r. Bourgeois
which took place at San francisco
Sunday, May "a Mrs. McNulty for
merly resided in Boise, where she has
many friends. The announcements
state that Mr.. and Mrs. Bourgeois will
be at home at the Cornelia hotel apart
ments after Aug. l.
Frank c. Annett, foreman of the ad
vertising room of the Capital News
: was yesterday elected delegate to the
international Typographical Union con-
! vention, which will be held at Provi-
dence, R. l., in August. Mr.. Annett
was the unanimous choice of the Boise
local. Edward Price. a linotype opera
tor, also employed on the Capital
News, was elected alternate.
The public utilities commission yes
terday issued an order dismissing the
, application OF the Washington Water
Power company for a certificate OF
public convenience and necessity tc
enter the village of Kendrick. Iatah
? county, with It's power lines. The APP
plication Is dismissed without preju-
dice to the company, which intends to
/ file an amended application. 1t is I'M
derstood
; Next Saturday being Memorial day
r and legal holiday, the general deliv-
r cry and stamp windows will be oper
, from 10 to IL 4. m. and the carriers will
r serve patrons calling for their mail al
the postoffice between the hours of II
and IL a. m Patrons OF the carrier
service will be conducted through thu
B office of the postmaster and the post
r office work room, where they will re-
3 ceive their mall.
: c. NJ Wright, James Henderson and
/ Bert Richardson. unable to resist tn,
| thirst for strong drink. were befor,
municipal court this morning for tn.
second time this week on the charge o.
3 being drunk. Each drew a $40 fine ant
was committed as was also Alex Nc.