Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-07-20
BREVITIES

Mrs. Frank Banks and baby left on
the noon train today for Jackson lake
Alex Howry came down from Jeru-
salem Saturday night He is building a
school house at that place.
Rev. S. ]. CLANCY and family and L.
T. Johnson and family are going to
Payette lakes tomorrow for a three
weeks outing.
State Auditor Fred L. Huston has re-
turned from brief business trip to
Idaho Falls. He found crop conditions
in that section of the state excellent.
The funeral of Daniel Bryant will be
held from the Schneider & Sidenfaden
chapel Tuesday morning at IL o'clock
Rev Chalfant will officiate and burial
will be in Morris Hill cemetery.
Mrs. S. T. Clawson, who had been
spending a month here visiting her
daughter Mrs. S. L. Hodgin, left today
for Bakersfield, whehe she will spend a
year visiting Mrs. c. A Rowland, an
other daughter.
Effie Chester has filed suit for divorce
from Joseph Chester. They were mar
ried at Burlington Junction, Mo-, June
20, 1902, and she alleges that he de-
serted her and their three minor chill
dren at Meridian, Idaho, July 10, 1913.
Robert Moeller has filed suit for d.
vorce from Katherine Moeller. They
were married at the city hall in New
York City, Feb. Z. 1912, and the COM
plant charges that she deserted him
from 200 East Main street, Middletown.
4 N. Y, June 10, 1913.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. L. Hodgin and fam
| lily and Dr. and Mrs. Bodle and family,
returned last night to Boise after a
delightful motor trip to Garden Valley.
They left Saturday via Idaho City and
Placerville and are enthusiastic over
the beautiful mountain scenery the
trip affords.
The announcement of the supposed
marriage of Edward H. Webb and Miss
Anna Jefferson, published in the Sun
day Capital News, was, it develops, en-
tirely erroneous. The publication was
the result Of information given by some
one who imagined, apparently. that he
was perpetrating a Joke.
A rather unusual case Of closing on
account of insanitary conditions was
recorded in the city health department
today. Health Officer Parker closed
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704 Idaho street this afternoon because
of filthy and health menacing accumu-
lations in the place and ordered a COM
plete cleanup of the premises. Mr..
lFreudiger proceeded at once to change
the appearance of his shop.
Postmaster Davis has called atteu
ton to the fact that automobile tires
may be sent by parcels post, the dis
l. I'D
as the length of the article mailed. 1t
lis required, however that the tire must
be wrapped and mailed with nothing
in the center; in 9th = words, that 1t
must be mailed "doughnut" style 1t is
believed that this will result in many
shipments from Boise to other places
throughout the state,
Secretary of State W. L. clifford re-
turned last night from weeks visit in
northern Idaho on matters in connec-
ton with the state highway commits
sion. With State Engineer Smith he
inspected the proposed section of the
state highway from Lewiston to
Grangeville and had an opportunity TO
visit large portion of the grain lands
in the panhandle. He says the general
belief there is that the crop this year
will be bigger and better than ever.
temperance picnic will be held at
Pierce Park tomorrow under the aus
pieces of the Ada county w. c. T. u
A good program has been prepared. 1t
will include a demonstration by the
children and young people. Miss Ba-
ker of Weiser will give a reading and
Rev. Trawin will deliver a short ad-
dress. Others who will speak are Miss
Beatty of Caldwell, Mrs. Chip and
Mrs. Work of Boise. Everybody is in
vited and requested to take the IL a
IN. car.
William Hutton must contribute tc
the support of his minor child born
after his wife left him, according to
judgment entered today by Probate
Judge Dunbar. Mrs. Hutton. after be-
ing defeated in her suit for divorce, re-
fused to live with her husband who
thereupon refused to contribute to the
support of the child unless it SHOULD
be delivered into his custody Judg
Dunbar directs that he give a bond IL