Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-04-19
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A daughter was born Tuesday at ST.
Alphonsus hospital to Mr.. and Mrs.
Oscar w. Mink.
All members of the W. r. C. going
to the convention at Nampa Thursday
will meet at the Interurban depot
promptly to take 8 o'clock car.
John D. DAILY, vice president of the
Pacific National bank, left this aft
ernoon for Burns, Ore, to look after his
banking interests in that section.
Work has been received here that
Mrs. Nora Mcmillan was quite sick at
Rexburg. She recently returned home
after a visit here with her father,
Theodore Daniels.
The notice for advertising for bids
for an addition to the federal building
in Boise will be received here next
week, according to information received
by Postmaster Davis from Addison T.
Smith.
The body of Peter A. Samuels, COL
ored, who died at Pocatello, Sunday,
wassbrought to Boise today and buried
this morning in Morris Hill cemetery.
Rev. s. E. Bailey officiated at the flu
neral service at the grave.
The South Idaho District Medical So
ciety will hold its annual meeting Fri
day at the Boise Commercial club. The
session will convene at o'clock and
after program officers for the ensu-
ing year will be elected. In the even
ing the physicians will enjoy a dinner.
The Willing Workers of the Luther
an church will meet next Thursday at
2:30 p. m. with Mrs. Anna M. Nelson,
I'll North Twentieth street On Good
Friday evening services will be held at
the Lutheran church in the Swedish
language andson Easter Sunday, the
Sunday school will give an Easter pro-
gram at p. m.
The heaviest train out of Boise in
both baggage and passenger service is
the twice-a-week train on the Inter-
Mountain line into the Boise basin.
This morning something over 10 pas
sengers went up on the line and SIS
pieces OF baggage were shipped. Dur
ing the past month more than 200 peo-
pie have gone into the basin country
to work in the mines or timber,
The executive committe, the program
committee and the committee on club
extension of the Burbank federation
of Ada county will meet at o'clock
Saturday afternoon at the Y. w. C. A.
rooms to make full arrangements for a
meeting Of the Federation to be held
April 80. The executive committee is
composed of the president or her APP
pointee of all the federation clubs of
Ada county.
building permit for the $4,000
residence to be built by C. o. David
son at 925 Warm Springs avenue was
taken out this morning. The building
is to be of brick. The house contract
was awarded yesterday afternoon by
Wayland & Fennell to o. w. Allen on
bid of $500, which does not include
the plumbing or heating. The bid of
Frank Montgomery. another contractor.
was but IS higher than that OF the
successful bidder.
The play OF the College woman's
club will be given on the date scheduled.
April rs. as 1t was found impossible
for them to give their date to the Uni
versity of Idaho Glee club. A request
was made by the management of the
glee club that the date OF the play be
changed. as 1t was the only date the
club could return here for an engage
ment at the Pinney theater The club
women regret that they could not ac-
commodate the glee club boys. but as
all their arrangements were complete.
they were unable to do SO.
An error in the announcement Of
Mrs. condra taking her position az
probation officer made 1t appear that
Mrs. Ffoed had been serving in that
capacity during the past week. Mrs.
Floed resigned on March 26. to become