The Gem worker and the Idaho labor herald. (Boise, Idaho) 1914-1917, 1916-04-20

ness OF his brother.
Mrs. R. V. Stone and her daughter
Claire left last Tuesday for visit OF
several weeks in Seattle.
When you make purchase besure
that it is a Boise made product. Also
make sure that the article bears the |
union label
Car men had an unusually good
meeting last Thursday and among
other good things report obligating
four new members.
Rev. B. w. Rice, pastor of Wright
Congregational church on the bench,
has rendered his resignation to take
effect the last of the month.
Postmaster Davis has been advised
that the advertisements for bids for
the addition to the Federal building
will be received next week.
Mrs. f. S. May of Boston, who will
be remembered by her Boise friends
as Agnes Nugent, is visiting her
brother, John F. Nugent and family.
Wayland & Fennell have let the
contract for the C. o. Davidson home
on Warm Springs avenue to o. w.
Allen. The house will cost about
$4,000.
Mrs. Anderson, wife of Cap" An
derson, conductor on the northern
division of the B. V. Traction line, is
1T St. Alphonsus' hospital, recovering
after an operation.
The B. V. Traction Company is
stocking Pierce Park lake with fish
and making repairs to the buildings
and grounds. They expect to operate
the launch and have the rowboats all
repainted and ready for the season.
Mrs. L. R. Holbrook and children
arrived from Honolulu last Sunday to
spend the summer with Mrs. Hol-
brooks parents, Mr.. and Mrs. +. K.
Coffin. Captain Holbrook accom-
panied her to the states, but he went
on to Fort Riley.
Mrs. ]. L. Sewell, who was operated
on at Salt Lake a few days ago, is re-
ported to be much improved. Mrs
Sewell was visiting in Salt Lake when
she was taken i'll and obliged to un-
dergo an operation.
Judge William M. Morgan, assoc
late justice of the supreme court, has
purchased handsome home at Eight
zenith and Ada streets from Fred
Brown. The residence is in Highland
Park addition and is two-storyhouse,
modern in every respect and well To-
Gated.
Mrs. Cathrine L. Condra, the new
probation officer, entered upon her
new duties last Monday, Mrs. Fred
F1oed, who resigned the position and
who did such splendid work, is now
associated with her husband who is
editor and proprietor of The New
Freedom.
Three distinguished railway officials
were visitors in Boise Tuesday. They
were Marvin Hughitt, president of the
executive board of the Chicago &
Northwestern railway; Hirman R
Mccullough, vice president in charge
of the traffic of the same system, and
]. d. Farrell, president of the o. w
r. & N. Mrs. Hughitt accompanied
her husband.
About eighty presidential postmas'
tiers in Idaho have been invited to joir
the National Postmasters Associa
ton of the United States. These in
clude ali the first, second and thirC
class postmasters in the state, who arr
expected to join individually. Th'
object of the association is to buil'
up the service. The date of this year
convention will be announced shortly
The public utilities commission ha
taken under advisement the complain
OF the local union of the Internationa
brotherhood of Electrical worker
against the Electric Investment Com
pany, charging alleged violation
section 10 of the rules governing ovei
head construction which the unto
charges caused the death OF Geors