The Gem worker and the Idaho labor herald. (Boise, Idaho) 1914-1917, 1915-10-07

1t is given out, with some degree
of authority, that President Wilson
will ask Congress to continue the duty
affairs in Europe become more nor
NAL.
Mr.. Henry Olson of Silver City is
in Boise visiting friends.
Mr.. l. H. Shepherd returned to
Boise after an absence of two months.
Mrs. George Clark and her daught-
er Margaret returned from their
ranch in Vale, Oregon.
Mr.. James Room arrived from Pitts
burg, Penn. Thursday. Mr.. Room in
tends to enter in business in Boise.
Tuesday Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Bonomi
and two daughters left for Nampa
after spending several days visiting
with friends.
F. d. Baird a well-known young
man of Boise, has purchased the tail
or and cleaning establishment of the
Dick Donovan Company, and is en-
titled to share of the public trade.
$573.60 has been appropriated by the
government for the repair of the wat
er system at the Boise barracks. The
line was inspected some weeks ago.
Miss Edith Thomas of Nampa ar
rived in Boise Thursday and is visit
ing with Miss Martha Hollenbeck.
Wednesday she was joined by her
mother Mrs. J. Thomas and her sister
Mrs. E. Neydeger.
Seventy-hve chickens disappeared
from the hen house of John Anderson
near Fruitland during the earthquake
and the family now think some petty
thief took advantage of the occasion,
as they heard the chickens squawk-
ing but simply thought it was from
fright.
Miss Alice Mcdonnell left Satur-
day for Huntignton, Oregon where
she visited her sister, Miss Amy Nc
Donnell who is teaching there. Tues
day Miss Mcdonnell returned to
Boise and is visiting at the home of
Miss Marion Antisell
The worlds series of baseball games
open at Philadelphia Friday and each
play will be flashed on the screen at
The Majestic theatre, with news items
sandwiched in between. This will be
the best opportunity for Boise fans to
let out their enthusiasm.
DIR. Bulgin displayed considerable
temper in his sermon Wednesday
night as the townspeople had attend
ed the downtown attractions instead
OF turning out to his meeting. He de-
clared the preachers would meet the
carnival in opposition by a choir sing
ing and with preaching from autos to-
night
William Kirby while working in
the Barber mill, had his left hand |
caught in the machinery and crushed |
Wednesday. DIR. McCalla was called |
and was on the scene in twenty min
utes but found amputation necessary !
The injured man is at a local hospi-
tai.
Griffith Brothers have purchased
the Boise Garage, o24 Front Street
and have taken charge of this we'll
established business. Both of these
gentlemen are we'll known union men,
being members of the Electrical
Workers union, and are recognized |
as first class workmen. Their many |
friends will wish them success and all
will be boosters for them Read their
advertisement in another column of
this issue of The Gem Worker,
The proprietors of the three room
ing houses raided recently have all |
been convicted Of keeping bawdy |
houses and appeals have been taken |
to the district court, If the decisions
are affirmed the rooming houses must |
be closed for one year or else oper-
ated under bond of the full value of
the property.
Reports on the price of apples con-
tinue to encourage the fuit growers of
this section. It is estimated that at
a consideration of so cents per box
more than half million dollars will
be gathered in by the apple growers
of Ada, Gem and Canyon counties.