Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-04-23
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A son was born April 20 to Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward Mencer at their home on
Dry creek.
The will of Martha C. Cooper and
the will of Liza Jane Coble were both
admitted to probate Saturday.
The idaho Aubaubon society hike to
Eagle has been postponed until April
80. Today the society will visit Pierce
park. making the trip on the 8 o'clock
car. Mr.. Limbert will lead the class.
Two youths found drinking last night
and having considerable booze in their
possession, were taken in custody by
Detectives Hunt and RosJ. Neither Of
them was drunk and it is proposed to
file charges of having liquor in their
possession against them.
Shortly after midnight last night a
number of noisy youths caused Ode
tectives Hunt and Ros an exciting
chase. The officers drew their revolvers
and fired q number of shots in the air,
which finally halted the boys and they
were taken to police headquarters.
Because he sold cigarettes to two
boys only 10 years of age, Louie Euro
polls, the Greek candy and fruit
vender near the Natatorium, was yes
terday fined s25 by Judge R H. Dun
lay and given severe lecture. He
paid the fine and promised not to
offend again.
J. J. Becker, who was brought to
Boise and given q hearing before
Judge C. P. Mccarthy in order to de-
termine his sanity. was discharged by
the court the man appearing to be sane
and there being no evidence to show
that he was insane.
That the case OF Verna e. Brown
versus Charles H. Brown, filed in dis
trict court some time ago. is to be
hotly contested, was shown yesterday
when the defendant filed his answer
to the second amended complaint and
makes general denial of all the
charges of cruelty made against him.
The couple reside In Boise.
Douglas Glenn was yesterday after
noon given Judgment against the Home
Building company ct al in the sum OF
$3524.16 with attorney fees amounting
to 1925. Judge Davis appointed Allen
stein as receiver of the company's
holdings. against which the judgment
was directed and he placed under $50
cash bond, which was furnished.
The city council yesterday after
noon granted Herbert Lemp the priv
ilege of erecting an airdeme theater
on the vacant lot at Ninth and Main
streets, owned by the Lemp estate.
This theater will be operated
by Jack Mitchell, proprietor OF the
Liberty theater and is TO be opened in
few weeks. weather permitting.
James J. Stewart won in district
court Saturday his case against ]. C.
Likens ct al, transferred from Blaine
county, in which he acquired title to
land purchased by him from the
county and to which he secured 3 tag
| deed for which he paid s495. He asked
that the title of others claiming an in
terest in the property be quieted and
his prayer was granted by the court.
Judge Davis Saturday afternoon
granted Bertha Z. K. Fender divorce
from Lowell B. Fender upon the
grounds of desertion. The plaintiff was
restored to her maiden name of Bertha
E. Kehrer. The couple were married
at Richfield. Oct 3, 1914. The plaintiff
submitted in court a letter from the
| defendant in which he admitted their
marriage was mistake upon so short
an acquaintance and declared that
both realized it afterwards.
Special Easter service will be held
at Christ Episcopal church today. At
s a. m. holy communion will be OBJ
served. Sunday school Easter exer-
cises will be held at 1915 and all chill
dren Of the Sunday school are ex-
pected to be present AT 1880 a. m.
holy communion and sermon with ap-
propriate Easter music by the choir.
In the evening a special sermon win
be preached to the Boise lodge of Elks.
who will attend the services In body.
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