Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-08-27
BREVTIES

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Fifth street.
United States District Attorney J. L.
McClear has moved to 720 North
Eighth street
Misses Ruth and Lorna York are
spending q few days at Nampa visit
ing relatives.
Thomas p. woodcock and family left
today for Portland to make their home
for the winter.
Phil Martin arrived home yesterday
from trip throughout the northwest
to look over fruit conditions.
A daughter was born this morning
to Mr.. and Mrs. L. L. Folsom at their
residence, EOS Bannock street.
George Goodrich. the well known
pioneer, is very III at his home at
Fourteenth street and Grand avenue.
Mrs w. H. Taggart of 1919 North
Sixteenth street left this noon for
Williamsport, Pa, to visit her parents.
Mrs. M. l. Rhodes and daughters,
Ruth, and Mrs. Grace Paxton left to-
day for Portland to make their home.
Mrs Beulah Marina, stenographer in
the office of the city building inspector.
is Ill with bad case of quinsy sore
throat.
| A special meeting of the members of
| the Wright Congregational church Is
called for tonight to be held at the
church. Urgent business will be con-
sidered.
Chief and Mrs Fred Lindsay have
returned from an outing at Seaside,
Astoria and Portland. Chief Lindsay
reports Portland quiet and lots of idle
men there.
Ex-State Senator M. j. Sweeley Of
Twin Falls, Republican candidate for
lieutenant governor, drove over to
Boise by auto last night accompanied
by Mrs. Sweeley.
Mrs. William Sidenfaden and daugh-
ter Elsie. arrived home this morning
from ST. Joseph, Mo-. where Mrs. Sid
enfaden was called several weeks ago
by the death Of relative.
Chief of Police Robinson has been
advised of the theft at Vale. Tuesday
night, of a black Ford runabout with
an Oregon license, No. 4o4o9s. He has
} instructed his men to keep a sharp
lookout for the machine.
w. e. Golden, Of Twin Falls, was to-
day admitted to practice In the United
States district court for this district
Mr.. Golden is well known among base
ball fans as an umpire In the Tri- State
league which played here two years
ago.
} The jewelry store OF Con w. Hesse
, has been sold to w. F. Strother, An
drew r. Backbone and Mrs. Maude M
Phillips of Payette, who took posses
sion of the business this morning. The
. purchasers of the store have all moved
, to Boise and will make this city theii
} home.
Jennett Bell Fabian has filed suit fol
> divorce from Leonard F. Fabian. The
complaint states that they were mar
r ried at Bakersfield, Cal, Nov. rs, 1910
7 and that he deserted her Feb. l. follow
ing, and has failed to provide for hel
! since. She also asks the restoration Of
r her maiden name of Jennett Bell Moy-
: nihan.
l Writing the Capital News G. P. Abur.
nathy OF Payette says he has discov.
cred new comet. ut may be seen,
he says, ION a line east of the nortf
: star and on a line southeast of the bot.
: tom Of the great dipper. 1t may be seei
0 from a. m. until daylight. l first saw
a the comet Aug. "a at o'clock in thu
morning"
: THE Democrat is the name Of new
n newspaper for Blackfoot, the first cop!
of which appeared Tuesday in four
page regular size form John Dare.
is managing editor. w. Orr Chapman
is one OF the owners. The new news
paper addition to Blackfoot announce
1t is a staunch supporter of Presiden
Wood row Wilson.
high school is in receipt of a number o
letters from both boys and girls aslSinl
if he can secure them a place to wor
for their board and room while attend
ing school this winter. Mr.. Rose is de
sirous of helping students secure place
and requests any persons needing he'll
to telephone him, 500 at the high schoc
or s04-W. at his residence.
The preliminary examination o
Frank Smith, alias John Doe Shafel
charged with the embezzlement Of
horse owned by Thomas Bowler opere
this afternoon before Judge Adam.
Smith hired the horse from the Bowie
livery barn Aug. 81 and the next da
traded the animal off for another hors,
As Mr.. Bowler was called out of tn
city yesterday and was unable to ge
back today, the preliminary will hav
to be continued over until tomorrow.
Three Austrian gamblers, who wer
caught red-handed in a game in tn
residence at 511 Idaho street. thi
morning at o'clock, made an ante c
$40 to Judge Dunlap in municipal cou1
this morning. The men were surprise
In a game by Detective Burns and OF
ficer Hill, who found over 500 on tn