Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-07-12
BREVTTIES

Mr.. and Mrs r. S. Jones and Mrs
and Mrs. Dwight Perkins have return
ed from an auto trip to Twin Falls and
other sections of the southeast.
Judge Bryan of Caldwell viii preside
in the district court Monday morning
to hear the case Of the state against
FRS. L H. Caldwell, charged with for
gerry.
William Stark and Louis Stark of the
FalS Mercantile company left last night
for New York and other market centers
in the east on an extended purchasing
trip.
Notary commissions were authoriz-
ed issued yesterday by Governor
Haines to Hampton Taylor of Grange
vile and William Mcfarland Of Occur
d'Alene.
Postmaster Davis has received infor-
nation that the postoffice at Harper.
near Vale, Ore. was robbed Friday
night. He received no information as
ito the details.
Transcript in appeal was filed with
the supreme court yesterday in the
case of Edna A CLANCY versus Gauld
company. The litigation involves a
controversy over land.
Ben F. Tweedy of Lewiston was
yesterday placed in nomination as a
non partisan candidate for justice of
the supreme court. The nomination
was made by Charles e. Monteith
Mabel Clingenpeel was yesterday
granted a divorce from Arthur Clingen-
peel and restoration to her maiden
name of Mabel Pickens They We're
married in Boise, Jan. s, 1911, and she
charges desertion and failure to pro-
vide
The Whiteway-Le Construction
company were the low bidders on the
contract for laundry building for st.
Alphonsus hospital, its bid being $1,000.
Ten bids on the contract were submit
ted All bids have been taken under
AMUSEMENT.
The case of Storey & Fawcett against
the Nampa & Meridian Irrigation dis
trict was concluded late yesterday af-
ternoon. The case was begun June 20
and has been on hearing before Judge
Mccarthy since that date. Argument
will be heard at later date.
Word has been received here that
Miss Alberta Kingsley, formerly of
suffering from severe case of poison
ing, received from poison oak. She is
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. t.
Kingsley, who are at Copperfeld.
In the probate court yesterday Mrs.
Hester d. Hutton swore to a complaint
against William Hutton charging him
with non-support of their child. The
two are living separately, Mrs. Hutton
having sued her husband for divorce.
carrying the case through the supreme
court, whore she lost that case.
e. Harvey, who resides on the south
side of the river, was, on complaint of
Health Officer Parker fined 81 in the
municipal court yesterday afternoon for
falling to deliver in glass bottles or
Jars milk sold by him to consumers in
that section of the city, as required by
the city milk ordinance. He had been
delivering in tin pals.
The first nomination to be filed for
county office in Ada county was that
which places Stephen Utter in nominal
ton for clerk of the district court and
ex-offlcio auditor and recorder. The
nomination was made in Mr.. Utter's
! behalf by Otto Peterson. The fling fee
was SIT Mr.. Utter is just completing
his first term in this office.
The fourth division of Emmanuel
Methodist Aid will have an all day
picnic at Elm grove, on Twenty third
street. between Irene and Dewey, next
Wednesday. All members and their
families are invited to be present. To
reach the place the guests are request
ed to take the soldiers home car and
get Off at Twenty fourth and Irene
streets.
At the July meeting OF the Boise
Council of Women Voters which win be
held tomorrow night the subject will be
"A More Beautiful Boise" Mrs. j. G.
Green and Mrs. Margaret Cook will talk
upon 1t. Miss Frankie Wood will give
the history of the organization and de-
velopment of the council The meeting
will be held In the council chamber OF
the city hail at o'clock.
Word was received here yesterday OF
the death at Indianapolis on June Fl Of