Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-09-18
South Boise News.


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Mrs. Leslie Long and children, re-
turned last week, from visit to- Mrs.
Longs parents. Mr.. and Mrs. l. D.
Howard, at their mine in Grimes Pass.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. F. Bailey, OF Ivy
wild are entertaining Mrs. Bailey's
sister in law. Mrs. l.. J. Wise and her
daughter of Bedonda Beach, Cal. They
will spend two months with the Baileys.
Charles Frankboner Is building new
home on Richmond street in Jvywild.
e. p. Bennett has returned from
near Kuna, with his surveying crew
and Ia at work near South Boise.
Mr.. and Mrs. Shelthour have moved
into the Guy Mathews house in Ivy
wild.
On Sunday OF last week Mr.. and
Mrs. E. F. Bailey entertained at dinner
in honor of Mrs. L. ]. Wise and daugh-
ter of Redonda Beach. Covers were
laid for nine. The guests were Mrs.
Wise and daughter Ethel, Mr.. and Mrs.
G. S. Sargent, Mrs. ]. W. Mills and Mr..
and Mrs e. p. Bennett.
Mrs. 8. D. Smith and son Donald re-
turned on Thursday from east Yakima,
Wash, where they have spent the sum-
mer. The remainder of the family will
return in few weeks.
George Nesbitt and son, Clyde, in
company with two Boise men, returned
Friday afternoon from an outing in
Bear valley where they have been
hunting big game. While in the noun
tains they had an exciting experience.
One of the party had English hob
nails in his climbing shoes, which evil
IDENTIFY resembled the kind worn by Mr..
Estabrook's hold-up, for the party
found that the members of the posse.
who were tracking the thief came
cautiously upon the Nesbitt crowd.
The posse was greatly disappointed
to have the suspected hold-up gra-
ciously hale and welcome them. They
had tracked the thief for some time
and lost the trail when they came up
on these other tracks which they
tracked for IL or 10 miles. supposing
them to be the tracks of the hold-up.
The members of the posse were gra-
| ciously entertained by the camping
party.
I. w. Hart, Jr, returned Monday
from months horseback trip through
the Sawtooth mountains.
Miss Elizabeth Barnes was a week
end visitor of Mrs. l. w. Hart.
Miss Barnes will leave for trip to
northern Idaho and to the western
coast soon. Later she intends to go
east, where she will give series OF
readings in eastern cities.
The Christian Endeavor of the Sc
cond Presbyterian church is planning
a big program rally to be given at the
church soon.
Rev. T. A. WILDER of Caldwell and
Rev. E. P. Lawrence of Roswell visited
Rev. G.. w. Barnum at the manse
Wednesday.
| William Woodal Is home from the
logging camp of the Boise Lumber
company on Grimes creek. He had q
slight accident while there. but is fast
recovering from the wound.
Rev. G. w. Barnum went to Cald-
we'll last night to assist in installing G
new pastor in the church there. F. L
Brown had charge of the evening ser.
vice at his church.
A delightful surprise party wa:
given Mrs. Hollingshead at her home
on Euclade avenue, Friday afternoon
by some of the ladies of the commun.
ity, who took their fancy work ant
refreshments and repaired to the Hol
lingshead residence.
The Boy Scout troup of the soutf
side has received a charter from th'
national headquarters in New York. 1
is now Troup No. of Boise. Certifi
Gates and badges will be distributed
Monday evening at a meeting to b.
held at the church annex.
1. w. Hart returned Friday nigh
from Occur d Alene where he ha
been attending court.
Miss Eva Miner left Saturday after
noon for Lewiston to attend the Nor
NAL school,
Mrs. B. w. Oppenheim and daughter
Ruth, spent Thursday In Ustick, visit
ing Mrs. Edgar.
Warren Bruce left Wednesday 70
. Madison, Wis, to attend his last yea
at college.
Dorothy De Nary daughter OF MI
and Mrs. A. C. De Mary, formerly o
South Boise spent last week end witt