Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-08-26
BREVTTIES

r. p. Jackson of Republic, Wash, Is
a new arrival in the city.
The Collister w. c. r. U. will meet
tomorrow afternoon at 2:30 at the
home of Mrs. Sherman.
marriage license has been issued
to ]. Albert Neal of Arrowrock and
Anna June Sage of Boise.
Rev. DIR. Gillian left today for trip
to Ola, Sweet and Long valley. He will
spend Sunday in Roseberry. returning
Monday.
Laura D. Wilson has filed suit for
divorce from Edgar Wilson. The COM
plant was withdrawn from the files
by her attorney.
The Eastern Star ladies will hold
tea at the Masonic hall Thursday aft
ernoon from 2 until o'clock. All MEM
bers and sisters are cordially invited.
Theodore Feeder, postmaster at
Quartsburg, is In Boise today on BUSH
ness matters. Mr.. Fodder speaks en-
Enthusiastically of the improved bust
ness and mining conditions in that
part of the Boise basin.
Register Jenness of the state land
department has returned from trip
over Carey act projects in the Twin
Falls county, where he visited the Sal
mon river tract together with that of
the South Side Twin Falls.
The Pacific & Idaho Northern rail
road is again running under its old
schedule, having made the change
yesterday. The morning pony now
makes connections with the north
bound train from Weiser to New
Meadows.
A goodly number of people left Boise
yesterday to make a tour of the yell
lowstone park. Among those going
were Leo p Grunbaum and family. MT.
and Mrs. ]. H. Sawyer, John M. Lang,
Miss Isabella Dodd, Miss Kate Timm
and Miss Eva Dean.
Mr.. and Mrs. clyde Herley OF Port
land are parents of a baby boy, born
at their home in that city Sunday.
Mrs. Herley was formerly Miss Georgia
Mack of Boise and was chief opera
tor at the office of the Bell Telephone
company for some time
Argument was heard by Judge Da-
Wis today on a motion for new trial in.
the case of Alice Ennis against George
A. Kerr This was an action for per-
sonal damages alleged to have been re-
ceived in a laundry and the plaintiff
was given verdict for $4,000 and the
defendant is now seeking a new trial
Edna Jackson, colored woman, was
arrested last night upon a vagrancy
charge and today aned 500 and costs
by Judge Dunlap. She was given per-
mission to leave the city by Chief Rob-
inson with the understanding that the
fines would have to be served out In
jail If she returned. Fred Dwyer, ar
rested for being drunk, was fined IS
and committed.
Eugene Gardner OF Nampa, aged IL
years, was operated on last night at
local hospital for the purpose of saw
ing his eye, which he cut Sunday even
ing on a barb wire fence. The eye
ball was punctured by the barb. but
the extent and danger of the injury
was not known until yesterday when
the eye became infected. The boy was
then rushed to Boise for treatment by
a specialist.
Bishop II. b. rarks OF the Puget
Sound diocese has re-appointed Rev.
Bailey to the passionate of Bethel A. M.
E. church of this city Under his pas
torate the work has greatly prospered,
though the little building now used is
very inadequate and as the Helena dis
trict Sunday school convention is to
be held in Boise next May. the pastor
hopes to better prepare the church for
the entertainment of the guests.
Boise is receiving some excellent
publicity extending all over the United
States and Canada in the Saturday