Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-05-24
BREVTTTES

Judge D. w. Standrod. of the public /
utilities commission. left yesterday for
Pocatello. having been called there on
business matters.
Mrs. Reedy, accompanied by her
daughter, came down from Idaho City
yesterday afternoon and was taken to
St. Alphonsus hospital for medical
treatment.
In the district court yesterday after
noon Judgment was entered in the case
of the New Home Sewing Machine COM
pany against William S. Mcdonald and
others in favor of the plaintiff for a
total of $2eo2.So
George Strickler and John B. Dickson
left last evening at o'clock for a trip
10 Silver City on their motorcycles.
They will spend most of the day Sun
day in the mining camp and return
home this evening.
Jessie M. thinner was yesterday
granted a divorce from Henry A. Zim
mer by Judge Mccarthy. They were
married at LaGrande Ore, March 25,
1909, and she charged desertion. This
was a Boise county case heard here for
convenience.
Mrs. Laura Brown, the woman pris-
oner sentenced in the district court for
Kootenai county for assault with a
deadly weapon to serve from six
months to two years, arrived here last
night and was entered in the, states
penal institution. A motion for a new
| trial Is to he made In her case.
| In the case of the First National bank
of Caldwell against H. c. Watson and
others before Judge Davis in the dis
| trict court yesterday, the action was
dismissed as TO Defendant Watson and
| judgment was entered against Frank
Manville for $636.60, together with $50
| attorneys feets and costs of suit.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Washburn, who have
been visiting Mr.. Washburn's sister,
Mrs e. Knapp of 1903 North Twenty
eighth streets, and their daughter, Mrs.
Alma Basye, left yesterday for Boze-
man, Mont, to visit their daughters,
Mrs. Irene Kennedy and Mrs Mable
Herriclx, after which they will return
| to their home in Michigan.
Mrs Hopffgarten and Mrs. Callard
gave a farewell party Friday afternoon
| in honor of Mrs. W. F. Gray and Mrs.
George l. Swendsen- Luncheon was
served at the Callard home after which
the afternoon was spent In playing
auction bridge at the home OF Mrs.
Hopfgarten. Mrs. Howard Stein oap-
tured first and Mrs. Frank Ensign sec
ond prize.
The Thalia choir of the First M. E.
church sang the cantata, the STORY of
the Cross" by Buck, at the state
! In. 1>v-iSu
greatly pleased with it and were very
enthusiastic in appreciation. This Is
the second time the Thalia choir has
sung for the boys. The choir Is I'M
der the direction of Dwight Edrus
Cook, with Richard Erwin as organist
Judge Davis yesterday afternoon
handed down his decision denying the
application Of Henrietta George Price
for alimony pending the trial of the
divorce case brought by her husband,
Marshall Langton Price but he direct
ed that the husband should pay her at
torneys 5000 for contesting the divorce
application. The plaintiff was given
five days in which to file an amended
complaint.
Mrs. Callard and Mrs. Hodgins gave
a farewell party at the Callard home
Thursday afternoon in honor of Mrs.
George Newcomb, who leaves shortly
for Payette Lakes. The party was
given as a surprise to Mrs. Newcomb
and was attended by "a of her friends.
The afternoon was pleasantly spent In
playing five hundred in which Mrs.
Sherman johnson captured first prize.
The Callard home was beautifully dec
grated for the occasion
Because he owned a backing horse
j. e. Louthan, a rancher. Is out $3.50.
TIL animal hitched to buggy backed
in front of the post office yesterday
Afternoon. went upon the sidewalk and
put both It's feet through the front
wheels of two bicycles which were
leaning against the curb. The wheels
were owned by two boys and the
rancher paid for having them fixed up
and even went as for as to ask for
the owners, who were absent at the
time
Judge Curtis. we'll known tobacco
and newsstand dealer of this CITY, whose
SIN olte house is located on North Eighth
} street, opened a rejuvenated and COM
lpletely renovated and remodeled cigar
store in the old establishment yes
lterday, greeting his many customers
there. The store presents a greatly i'm
! proved appearance and will be even
more popular in the future than in the
past for the tobacco and news reading
public. The improvements apply to
the back as we'll as to the front rooms
land set the smoke house off to the
best advantage.
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