Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-06-02

ship Kaiser Wilhelm III of the North
German line for an extended visit in
Germany
William A. Gilman and Mike woei-
schoefer were taken to the insane
asylum at Blackfoot today. Woel-
schoefer is the fellow who delights to
dress UP in female attire and parade
himself in seclusion SO dressed.
| The Ladies' Aid society of the Inn
manuel Methodist church will meet
Wednesday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock
at the home of Mrs W. T.. Leitner. 1915
North Nineteenth street. All inter-
ested in the church calendar are in
vited. t
| In the parlors of the Mitchell hotel
yesterday afternoon Rev. A. j. Sullens,
pastor of the Congregational church,
united in marriage Marion r. Thorn
| ton and Miss Irma Thornley,. The
young couple are both residents of
! Boise.
Idaho-grown sweet cherries raised
| by Irwin o. Brown on his ranch on
the Emmett slope, five miles from En-
NETT, were on the market yesterday
| The cherries were fully ripe and had
delicious flavor. Mr.. Brown has five
acres in cherries and Is acres in
peaches and reports that he will have
! heavy crop. The cherries brought to
Boise by him sold readily.
Miss Charlotte Holmes and Miss
Tekla Johnson will leave next Thurs
day for Norway and Sweden. Last
night they were invited to A. Hult-
gren's home on Boise avenue. To their
surprise they found about rs Of their
friends gathered there before them
Each was presented with nice brace
| let and a purse. Refreshments were
| served and a pleasant evening enjoyed.
Permission has been granted by the
public utilities commission to the
Northern Pacific Railway company to
establish a rate of 15 cents per hum
bred pounds on rails and fastenings, in
straight or mixed carloads. minimum
weight 10000 pounds, from Clark 8
Fork to Occur d'Alene on less than
statutory notice. The rate Is temper
airy, to continue in effect only to Sept.
| l, 1914.
Stanley Johnson, Idaho representa-
tive of Hills Bros. coffee and tea house
of San Francisco, who has had his
| headquarters in Boise for five years,
and Mrs. Orpha Wilson, daughter of
Mrs. Sturdevant Of 1903 Idaho street,
were married at s o'clock Monday
evening by Rev. Willsie Martin. They
left on the night train for a honeymoon
trip to Los Angeles and will return.
visiting coast points en- route. June Is.
Henry G. Buck chief clerk of the
Owyhee hotel. and Roy r. Shurtliff,
manager of the Lincoln Inn at Good
ing, will leave tomorrow for Los An
geles to represent the Idaho Greeters
at the national convention of the
Greeters of America. Mr. Buck has
| arranged to ship a car of hogs from
his ranch to the southern California
metropolis and will be there to look
after marketing them when they ar
rive. He expects to be away about
three weeks
Motion to dismiss the appeal was
granted by the supreme court yester-
day in the case of John Dobbs, Jr., eft
al, respondents, VS.. Letta Pellum ct al,
appellants. This case. the result of
the contest Of will in the probate
court of Franklin county, was appealed
from the district court of the Fifth ju-
dicial district. The motion to dismiss,
made by the attorneys for Dobbs ct al,
contestants. was argued last month and
taken under advisement by the court,
whose decision has just been reached.
The ground for the motion was that
transcript on appeal had not been filed
within the proper time.
Fire broke out at $40 o'clock this
morning at 80 Grove street, at the
residence of O. E. Toepperwein, which
has not been occupied for a week or
more The fire broke out on the first
floor of the wo-story dwelling and was
burning briskly when the department
arrived, but the flames were confined
to the nfirst floor after a two hours
fight. There are indications that the
fire may have been of incendiary origin
The loss was between $500 and $1,000
A rare musical treat Is In store for
those who attend the recital to be given
tonight at SIS o'clock by the pupils OF
the music school of St. Margaret's hall
the affair being given as one of the
numbers of the graduating exercises OF
the school. In addition to the chorus
music, those who will take part in the
musical are Miss Beulah Rowell Miss
Anna May Bonneville Miss Dorothy
Douglas. Miss Marian Stowe. Miss
Ethna Anderson, Miss Blanche Fulton
A piano number will be played by Miss
Josephine Horner and Miss Mutton.
The Murphey and Sweet Teller teams
! of the Twilight league will play to-
! night at the Twilight park at Sat
! o'clock. The game is one which was
postponed from last night. These
teams are fighting for first place and
! have a strong aggregation of players
Pemenue will be on the mound for this
) cigar men and Wyman. the Boise fav.
orite, will twirl for the tin men.
The Woman's Mission circle OF ths
First Baptist church will meet with
Mrs. s. J. Dunlap. 9o4 Fort street
"Wednesday afternoon at o'clock. The