Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-02-23
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The Whitney Ladies' Aid society
win meet with Mrs. Watt Piercy
Thursday afternoon.
The Washington Mothers circle win
meet at the home of Mrs. B. f. Neal
1915 North Fourteenth street, Thurs
day afternoon at 2;30 o'clock.
II E. Newell was arrested today up
on complaint of Jack Stivers, charged
with Petty larceny. The case is to
be heard before Judge D. T. Miller.
Jess B. Hawley has leased the hand
some home of r. S. Shaw at Harrison
boulevard and Resseguie streets and
will move there the first of the month.
Warren Arthur Eglin of Nampa and
Maggie Belle Bates of North Yakima
were married this afternoon by Judge
r. H. Dunlap at his office in the court
house.
The Whittier Mothers circle will
meet tomorrow afternoon at 2:30
o'clock at the home of Mrs. Broyles,
1924 Fort street. All ladies are cor
daily invited.
The civil case of w J. Baird versus
W. H. Gibbard, involving $4,000 in
real estate transaction, will go to the
Rul blllS tNIllAlltF M bhliiNlitS III hlAS
case were made this afternoon.
The contracts on the Ada county
hospital have all been signed and work
on the foundation will start in a few
days O. w. Allen, who has the con-
tract for the building. has moved his
equipment to the site ready to start
work and is now putting up tenn
porary work shed.
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Thursday afternoon at 2:30 at the
home of Mrs. Hoobler, 1119 Ellis aven-
ne. Rev Ira b. Aldrich will speak on
the topic, The Coming Citizen" Mrs
| Spivey will speak on the Life of
Francis E. Willard" The program will
precede the business meeting.
The sax on Motor Car company
has leased the Hardman block at
Ninth and Grove streets, for a period
of two years and on March Is will
/ open modern sales room there,
which will be headquarters of that
company for the state. The building
is now being remodeled for the com
4 pany. w. II. Irwin has taken the
state agency for the Saxon company
and had already moved to Boise pre-
paratory to beginning operations on
an extensive scale.
A jury is being selected in Judge c.
P. McCarthy's section of the district
court this afternoon to try the dam
age case in which Walter A. Gardner
and wife are suing the Boise City
Canal company for s2999 because Of
! the death of their son, Walter Leroy
Gardner. who was killed in the COM
panys ditch while playing on water
wheel last April. The plaintiffs al
lege the water wheel was left unguard
! ed and was dangerous to the children
playing in that neighborhood
Herman Urguisa, who resides at $40
Warm Springs avenue. confessed to
Chief of Police Parker and Officer
Mcdonnell yesterday to the theft of a
boys Mitchell Junior wagon from the
home of Thomas +. Gray on East
I State street about three weeks ago.
/ The chief filed a complaint in Judge
! Whites court against Urguisa, charg
h ing petit larceny, and when arraigned
l before that magistrate the defendant
entered a plea Of guilty, whereupon a
sentence of 10 days in the county Jail
was imposed by the court. The wagon
that was stolen was sold to a second
hand store and was later identified by
the owner. who called to look it over.
Everything is in readiness for the
best social event of the year at the
Y. NJ. c. A. this evening. Those who
have been requested to take part in the
program have heartily entered into the
plans. Beginning at o'clock the Col
lege of Idaho and the crack Y. NJ. c. A
basketball teams will play. This will
be followed ty a wrestling match and
boxing bout. A banquet with n short
program, consisting of toasts by Judge
Morgan and others. vocal solo by
Clarence Biggs. tenor. the bagpipes and
highland fling follow. Such will be the
climax of the social activities of the
Y. NJ C. A. this winter.