The Gem worker and the Idaho labor herald. (Boise, Idaho) 1914-1917, 1915-09-16
BREVITIES OF CITY, STATE
AND NATION

Street
JH. Helm 81 Nampa has accepted a
position at Mcleod & Johnson's
clothing store.
Mr. and Mrs. j. j. McCue are the
happy parents Of new daughter born
Tuesday evening at St. ;Alphonsus
hospital
The next meeting Of the R. n. A.
Club will be held at the home of
Chas. Clifton, 208 Straughn avenue,
Tuesday afternoon.
Miss Grace Maberly departed first
Of the week for Eugene to attend the
University Of Oregon.
10 P. Grubaum and family have
returned from their. summers vacation
at San Francisco
Mrs. Edith Wadsworth has returned
from Seattle after. spending the sum
rner with her son F. F. Dell, of the
Seattle Star.
Donald Broxon will leave in a few
days for the University of Oregon to
continue his studies of forestry.
The thirty-second annual confer
ence Of the Methodist Episcopal
church Of Idaho is being held this
week in Emmanuel church in this
city
The Idaho Grand Lodge Of Ma
sons of Idaho met in Boise this week,
with social headquarters at the Owy-
hee.
R.. c. Massey has returned to his
farm at Grand View after short
visit in Boise.
Gee Whit It's dandy and no mis-
take! Follow the crowd and take in
Miller Bros l01 Ranch Wild West
show at The Majestic Cowboys,
Cowgirls. Indians, buffaloes, horses
and all the marvellous attractions of
the worlds greatest wild west per-
Torrance
Judge Dunlap has issued an order
that the parents of Jose Arego a
feeble-minded boy of fourteen, who
has to a degree frightened his neigh
borhood, must keep him under GUS
tody and not permit him TO roam at
large; otherwise he must be sent
to the asylum for restraint.
The Boise Commercial club has gone /
on record as opposed to the passage
by Congress of the Ferris water pow
err bill, which vests the control of
water power sites and resources in
the hands Of the federal government.
The club urges all similar bodies in
the state to take the same action.
Governor Alexander returned Tues
day night from his trip to the Cover
nor's conference in Boston. While in
the East he visited Washington and
han an interview with Secretary Lane
in regard to perfecting the exchange
Of lands between the state and ma
ton. He paid a social call on Pres
ident Wilson and also talked with f.
nanciers Of eastern money centers re-
garding the construction of the north
and south railroad.
The Kentucky Democratic conyen-
ton at Louisville on August 81 en-
dorsed President Wilson for a sec
ond term.
Fifteen skeletons have been found
removed from the wreck of the sub
marine IA that sank last March with
crew Of twenty-five men outside
Of Honolulu harbor. Investigation
into the construction Of the unfortu-
nate submarine may result in the con-
demnation of the sister boats, the
FL, FL, and F-3.
The Cobb County tGeorgia) grand
jury on September 2 reported that it
hads failed to find any evidence on
which to base an indictment for the
iynching OF Leo Frank.
Singletaxers of Mimi. met at Du-
iuth on September and formed a
State organization. A committee to
perfect the organization was appoint-
ed to meet at St Paul on Sept. II. (
It IS composed Of Julius ]. Reiter Of
Rochester, T. ]. Knox Of Jackson,
Tens K. Crondahl, Louis Nash Of st.