Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-04-20
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Ruth Ella White has filed suit in dts
trict court against Forest White. The
papers were withdrawn.
James Libby OF Idaho City under
went serious operation this morning
at st. Alphonsus hospital.
| A marriage license was issued yes
terday to Frank Willis Graves of sun
nyside, Wash, and Miss Eva Roup of
Boise.
Miss Cornelia Hart who has been
teaching a seven months school near
Soldier has returned to her home on
the south side.
| Neil Sinclair left this afternoon for
! Oakland. Cal, where he will establish
a factory for the manufacture of dis
appearing beds.
q. j. Russell pleaded guilty in mu-
nicipal court this morning to the
charge of riding his bicycle ON the side
walk. He paid fine OF 81 and costs.
The dandeliens are being cut out
from the parking surrounding Column
bia park. Some of the yellow flow
ers are also being dug from the high
school lawn.
The Fourth division of the Ladies'
Aid society of the Emmanuel church
| will give a chicken dinner at the G. A.
r. hall, Eighth and State streets.
Thursday, April %.
The general committee which is ar
| ranging the celebration of the ninety
seventh anniversary of odd Fellowship,
will meet Saturday night at o'clock
| in the office of A. j. Moritz, in the
Odd Fellows temple.
A daughter was born Sunday at ST.
Alphonsus hospital to Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Sherlock. Mr.. Sherlock is rate
clerk for the oregon Short Line and is
a brother to Thomas j. Sherlock, man.
agcr of the Natatorium.
/ A movement is soon to be started in
Boise to more thoroughly organize the
Boy Scouts here. 1t is planned to Or
ganize the scuts In a number OF schools
and also to have an organization con-
nected with the Y. M. G. A.
A party of young people from New
Plymouth drove over to Boise by auto
mobile Thursday TO witness the Birth
of Nation" The party was composed
of Misses Fisher. Durboko and Parsons,
and Messrs. Conrad and Fisher
Ivanhoe Lodge No. 8, knights of
Pythias. will have work in the first
and second ranks this evening at their
castle hall on Idaho street. All mem
bers of the order, especially visiting
knights, will be cordially welcomed.
The members of the Fourth division
of Emmanuel Methodist church desire
to thank all those who assisted them in
their recent program Monday evening
when the District School, was given
and also all those who patronlzed the
Entertainment.
c. ]. Northrop yesterday purchased
three fine building lots in Walnut
Grove addition in the east end of the
city The lots were sold by w. Scott
Neal, the owner, and were purchased
by Mr.. Northrop for a building site al
though he does not intend building
this summer
Boise Camp No GIT, Modern Wood
men Of America, having taken in more
members during 1915 than any other
camp in Idaho, thus winning the state
banner will celebrate the event to-
night with an entertainment at the G,
A. r. hall A program will be given
; and refreshments served.
The parlor meeting of the Central
w. c. T. U. will be held at the home
of Mrs. Compton, 1122 Idaho street
Friday afternoon at $3.50 o'clock. Top
ic, THE Strength of Youth Mrs. J.
l.. Thompson will be leader and Mrs.
Lovett and Mrs. Dickie assistants. All
members and friends are invited.
A party of A persons came over from
Fruitland on the Pony this morning to
attend the performance of THE Birth
of a Nation this afternoon They
were largely school pupils, who were
accompanied by one of the instructors
Miss Harris. The party had lunch in
the sunshine at Columbia park.
Late yesterday afternoon Frank
Willis Graves of Sunnyside, Wash.
J and Miss Eva Roup Of Boise were unit
: cd in marriage by Rev. Willsie Mar
tin, pastor of the First Methodist
church. The ceremony was performed
: at the parsonage. Mr.. and Mrs. Graves
: will make their home at Sunnyside.
Elmer John Bennett and Miss Addie
: Crabb. both of Mountain Home, were
9 quietly married by Arehdeaeon AWARD
} Chamberlain in the parlor of the
e Grand hotel Wednesday afternoon at I
: o'clock, The wedding was strictly pri-
) vate. only the sisters of the groom, Miss
t Lille and Miss Ethel Bennett, beine
present.
Indications are that there will be
but little government survey work in
I Idaho this year. Last year Frank
! Spofford. supervisor of surveys, had Il
crews in the field and this year prob
s ably not more than three will be put
. out. 1t is learned. however, that IN
j Washington a goodly number of crews
: are to be put in the field.
. @. Clyde Baldwin, district engineer
t for the United States geological survey
] has just returned from trip into the
. field which covered a period of three
weeks. He located a station at this
outlet of Gray's lake near Bluckfooi
j and just prior to returning visited Sail
Lake to close up the matters there te
5 prevent his transfer from Boise te
+ that point.
The members OF Phil Sheridan posi-
have changed the regular meetings Of
the G. A. r. from the evening to 3t