Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-05-22
BREVITIES

/ The Saturday Fortnightly club will
meet Saturday afternoon with Mrs.
Robert Nourse.
Twenty sheep shearers left this
morning for the Kent ranch up the
Boise river to shear a large flock OF
sheep.
Mr. and Mrs. Sherman @. King leave
this afternoon for Moscow to visit
their son Frank, who Is a student at
the university.
The Friends church at Twelfth and
Eastman streets will not hold services
Sunday on account of the repairs be-
ing made on the church.
A big plate glass window In the Ho-
tel Bristol building was blown out last
evening during the wind storm. The
glass was set early this morning.
Boise circle. Ladies OF the @. A. r.,
will meet tonight at o'clock. Special
business Is to be transacted and all
members are urged to be on hand.
Wayland & Fennell have completed
plans for a Carnegie library building
to be built at Idaho Falls and are
receiving bids on the construction.
Judge Mccarthy and jury are to-
day engaged in the trial of the case Of
Mangun & Son and others against the
F. J. Carver company and others, a
case involving a building contract.
Former Governor J. H. Hawley. John
F. Nugent and M. Alexander leave to-
night for Burnley to attend a Demo-
cratic meeting tomorrow night at
which q Woodrow Wilson club is to be
formed.
In hoI1 aff 81 st,tf
| for divorce from Libbie Mallett. The
complaint recites that they were mar
ried in Boise Jan. l, 1913. and that she
deserted her husband May 16 of the
same year.
| Jonathan station. between Weiser
and Eaton, has been ordered placed on
the map of the Oregon Short Line, and
beginning Monday the pony between
Boise and Huntington will make regu-
lar stops there.
The jury In the case OF w. T. Crouch
against Frank Manville, which has
been on trial in the district court be-
fore Judge Davis this week, returned
verdict for s2750, together with
$103.33 interest, in favor of the plaintiff
Irwin III. Clark was given a verdict
for $832.25 against the Pacific Coast
Casualty company in Judge Mccarthy
division Of the district court yesterday
evening for benefits claimed to be due
on an accident policy in the defendant
company.
| William ]. Phillips, aged "a years
died this morning at a local hospital
after long illness. He was a native
of England and leaves q family al
Stineville, Ind, and son at Portland
The body is at the Schneider s. Siden-
faden morgue and no funeral arrange
ments have been made.
The case of Angelina Aiken against
Corrella J. Robbins Is on trial today
before Judge Davis and jury. This
is case involving a contract wherein
it is alleged that the plaintiff built g
house for the defendant which the de.
PENDANT was to pay for by caring fol
the plaintiff during the remainder Of
her life. 1t is now sought to terminate
the contract and effect settlement.
Rev. Roger j. Malloy was at Nampt
last night and gave a lecture OF
Italy at the Dempsey hall under the
auspices of the Catholic Woman!
league Of that city. Mrs. c. M. Stoll,
of Boise gave a reading. Rev. Malloy
goes to Arrowrock tomorrow and il
the evening will give his lecture OF
Italy at the Y. NJ. C. A. auditorium
and on Sunday morning will conduc
services at the camp.
William Jones, charged with disor,
derby conduct, was found guilty II
municipal court last evening and fined
81 and costs, amounting to S9.75. F
IGustafson, found guilty of yagrancy
was fined $40 and costs and committed
John Fogarty arrested for being drunl
j was committed on SIS fine. w, L
Hoobing, arrested upon complaint O.
the city health officer, charged will
throwing trash in the Boise City canal
entered plea of guilty and was finet
So, which he paid.
Boise camp $50, w. o. w, held {
large class installation last night, pre-.
sided over by Head Consul l. l. Boal
of Denver. About 35 were taken into
the order with very impressive cere
monies. After the degree work ban
quet was enjoyed by about 200 Wood
Remarks were made by John F. Nj
gent, N, M. Ruick and Head Consu
Boak. A surprise of the evening wa.
the announcement that ]. j. McCue o
Boise had been selected by the heat
managers Of the society as a membe
of the official family of head CAM
officers, and Mr.. McCue will attent
the next session at Denver.
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