Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-06-20
BREVTTIES

A marriage license was issued today
to Arthur D. Smith, of Boise, and Mary
Blanch Policy, of Eagle.
w. Fl. Rau, who was operated upon
a few days ago at a local hospital, was
today able to return to his home at 912
Ellis avenue
Chief of Police Reeves, Detectives
Handy and Routson and Patrolman Ed
Hill. left this morning for San Fran
cisco to testify in a case pending there.
c. Gunderson and daughter, Miss Ell
sie Edward Voora and Martin Olsen
are all in from Horseshoe Bend pur-
chasing summer supplies for the :
ranches.
The Misses Mae and Rosetta Noble
have returned from trip OF several
months abroad. Enroute home they
stopped in New York, Washington and
other eastern cities.
v. w. Plat, receiver for the Boise
State bank, was given judgment in
the district court today for $1332.3o,
together with costs and attorney fees.
against D. L. Young and others.
Miss Harriet Framing, choir director
of the Emmanuel Methodist church, LETT
at noon today for Chicago. where she
accepted an invitation to sing at the
wedding of a friend She will visit her
mother and sister at Cleveland while
in the east and will be away about two
months.
Charles Sunderlin, formerly of this
city, but now prominent attorney of
Burley, has announced his candidacy
for state senator from Cassia county
on the Republican ticket in opposition
to Senator Haight who has represented
that county for many years IN the state
senate.
! C. H. Hodge, the paroled convict who
Is charged with forging a check for s3f
! and violating his parole, was brought
in from Huntington this morning and
arraigned before Judge Adams, who
placed his bond at $500. The date OF
the examination has not yet been sci
but it will be held the first of nexi
week.
H. P. Ashby. deputy state horticul-
tural inspector, last night received
| word OF the death of his brother, ]. b.
| Ashby, who was killed in an automo-
bile accident near Avoca, Ia. No de-
| tails of the accident were given and
Mr.. Ashby was unable to make ar
| rangements to leave at this time.
| j. A. Harader, secretary of the Pay
cite Commercial club for the past eight
years and the oldest secretary in point
| of service in commercial club work In
/ Idaho has rendered his resignation and
accepted the position as secretary oil
the North Yakima Commercial club
He will take up the duties of his new
| position about the middle of August.
! Most of the offices in the fedora
| building are closed this afternoon II
accordance with permission and re-
quest of the president that federal EN-
ployes. where possible, work no NOR,
| than four hours on Saturday during
the summer season. The post office re-
mains open and the office of the clerl
of the federal court was open to brins
| up business which could not be pu
over.
Word was received here this morning
of the marriage at Victoria. B. c.. OF
June 1. of ]. ]. Badraun, formerly :.
Boise, to Miss Henrietta Flecksing o
Spokane. The ceremony was perform
ed at the German Lutheran church a
Victoria Mr.. and Mrs. Badraun ar
making their home at Quotsino, B. G.
where Mr.. Badraun is engaged in min
ing. During his residence in Boise Mr.
Badraun was employed by the Bots
Valley Railroad company as conducto
on the line between Boise and Mamma
A busy session of municipal cour
was held again this morning. 10
Moustard was fined $40 and costs TO
lighting and committed and OFT,
Gindet. for similar charge. paid a I'm,
of $40. James Martin. r. E. Turey, Pa
Cherry and Tom Collins. all pleadet
guilty to being drunk and COMMITTEES
In default of the payment of their fines
otto Giller forfeited s. cash bond TO
not appearing to answer the charge o
being drunk. Frank Colin last evening
lput up $40 cash bond to appear tt
answer the charge of exceeding th'
speed limit. which he forfeited.
"Ad1 Men to Meet in Toronto.
Toronto. Ont. June 2o.-Leaders o
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