Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-03-09
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ington street was operated on yester-
day at ST. Alphonsus hospital.
p Boyenger and Anna Bolan of
Boise were married this afternoon at 3
o'clock by Judge Willard White
A good times social will be held at
the Franklin school house Friday night.
The proceeds are to go to the athletic
fund.
c. G. Price has taken out a permit to
build $4,000 residence on Sixteenth
street between Lemp and Heron
streets.
Tonight, at their hall on Idaho, street,
Ivanhoe Lodge No. 8. knights Of Pyth-
las will entertain members of the Or
der and invited guests at their regu-
lar monthly social.
At Ii o'clock this morning at his
office in the Shaw building, Judge Will
lard White united in marriage Inert
Otto Suhlsen and Viola Pearl Mar
croft, both of Boise.
| The Central w. G. T. u. will meet at
headquarters In the Empire building
| Friday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock. Mrs.
Kirby will have charge Of the meeting.
Mrs. Thompson will make report OF
the executive meeting at Gooding
| After lengthy examination before
Judge Dunlap yesterday afternoon. Jose
Ariotto, foreigner, was ordered COM
mitted to the insane asylum at Black
foot for treatment. Ariotto seemed to
feel that many women in Boise of
prominence loved him and he stated
he was unable to go to certain places
because the women bothered him SO
much.
The Boise Commercial club is fos-
tering movement for Dress up. clean
up and paint up week" to be OBJ
served In this city from March 81 to
April s. 1t is also hoped to have a
carnival company here for that per-
iod and a committee from the club Is
now out soliciting funds from the bus
mess firms for the event. A meeting
of the business men has been called
for 10 o'clock tomorrow morning at the
club rooms to discuss plans for the
observance OF the week which they
hope to make a big event.
i Alleging that there 10 due her 1882
for services as housekeeper, maid and
nurse for Mrs. Fidelia Heron, de-
ceased, Josephine Blackstone has filed
suit in district court against Frank
Martin, executor of the estate of the
deceased. to secure Judgment for that
amount. She alleges that she was en-
gagged to work for Mrs. Heron in De-
cember, 1918. and continued her serv-
ices faithfully until Dec. g. 1915, that
her compensation was to be SO per day
and that she received $1113.75 and the
amount sued for is still due her
AT the Community Center meeting
in South Boise Friday evening baby
. week will be recognized and the speak
er of the evening, Lewis H. jackson
state chemist, will talk relative to that
subject The remaining portions OF
the program which the women of the
south side have procured will consist
of a reading by Miss Grace Peters. q
vocal solo by Miss Boehmer, a violin
solo by Mr.. Farley and a piano solo By
Miss Dorothy Poteet. The meeting
Will begin at s o'clock. It is antiei-
pated that with the new chairs which
have recently been furnished by the
school district that there will be neal
: the number of seats required.
The February report of the physical
department of the Y. M. C. A. shows
} a good attendance at classes and that
the privileges were we'll patronized by
members. There are 40 business mer
registered for class work and the at
tendance during the month was 13s
In the junior business mems class there
were II registered and the monthly at
tendance was 9s. In the young mems
class there were "a registered and the
attendance was 1871. There were 55I
took part in the basket ball activities
70 in hand ball, 81 in indoor baseball
and 26s in volley ball. The total mum
Der registered for class work was 49,
, and the total monthly attendance was
1897.
Many Boise dog fanciers will re-
member the handsome beagle dogs
exhibited here at the last two bench
shows by J. P. Gray of Mesa, and viii
be pleased to learn that Mr.. Gray:
kennel won a $50 gold medal for the
!, : four best dogs of any one breed owned
by one person at the bench show OF
the Utah State Kennel club, held al
Salt Lake, March 2, 3 and 4. One OF
, the dogs also won the cup given by t1t
, mayor of Salt Lake for the second bes'
, dog of all breeds in the show. There
were 200 dogs shown and the winnings
of Mr. Gray proved that he owned as
, where and also that the Boise show Is
having dogs exhibited that can wiz
prizes in competitions at much larger
shows
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