Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-05-04

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Miss Mabel Vernon, representative of
the Women's Congressional Union, will
20 TO Pocatello this evening, returning
to Boise on Sunday.
George n. Chapman has filed suit in
district court against Mary Chapman.
The action is for divorce and the pa
pers were withdrawn.
Mrs. L. A. Carver is at ST. Luke's
hospital, where she recently under
went q serious operation. Her condi-
ton Is reported somewhat improved
today.
l.. L. Folsom is the defendant in a
case in district court in which f.. E.
Neal and Tom Neal are plaintiffs. The
case inv Dives land in the Fairview add
dition in which the Neal brothers claim
an equity.
This evening, at their hall on Idaho
street. Ivanhoe Lodge No. 8, knights
of Pythias, will exemplify work in
the first rank. Business of import
ance will be discussed and all members
are urgently requested to be present.
At the First Methodist church par
sonage last night at 9 o'clock. Rev.
wflisie Martin united in marriage Will
liam Wallace Atkinson and Miss Lou
lisa Hulser. A few intimate friends
witnessed the ceremony. Mr.. and
Mrs. Atkinson will make their home
at Thunder City this summer.
"A Memorial day committee, composed
of J. NJ. Gill, post commander; S. s.
Russell, senior vice commander; Peter
Anderson, junior vice commander. and
willard White, past department COM
OnandaV haa haan a nnnintad from the
G. A. R. and is now arranging a pro-
gram for the fitting celebration of the
day.
Judge William NJ. Morgan of the SUI
preme court of this state received
telegram last night announcing the
death OF John w. Lieua1len of Moscow.
Mr. LieuaIlen was well known in Boise
and was in this city as late as the last
meeting of the Democratic state COM
mittee, of which he was member
His many friends here were shocked to
learn of his sudd IN de; tn, due to heart
failure Mr.. Lieuallen was pioneer of
northern Idaho, retired business man
and prominent in secret orders.
j, w. Jones. who flle1 suit for dam
ages against the National Surety COM
pany. is now s332.15 worse off than be-
iOIC tiiC IiSii VI lllG Slsll III lllS ulSlIICI
court. The jury, which was given the
case yesterda.. abort noon, returned a
verdict late last night. There were
three issues in the case to decide, the
first wa Jones against the Surety c M
pany, in which verdict for the defend
ant was rendered; the next as that of
Charles S. and Bertha A. Horton as
tntervenors and their damages were as
s~ssed agains+ Tone in the amount OF
$33215; and in the third point the jury
again found for the intervenoT
Il. @. Thomas of Salt Lake will Sat
urday night address members of the
University club and all others who care
TO attend, on the subject, Military
Training Camps for Business Men" In
view of the fact Salt Lake has decided
to establish such camp this summer
and there is some talk of a similar
camp being installed in Boise, the ad-
dress of Mr.. Thomas will unquestion-
ably attract a numbe- of people. includ-
ing many of the business men. The
Salt Lake encampment will be held at
Fort Douglas, Utah, Aug, u to Sept. 16.
Salt Lake will defray part of the ex-
pense of the camp.
The next monthly luncheon of the
Gem State Association of Life Under
writer's will be held at the Boise Com