Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-02-22


Perky had carbuncle form on his
neck last week which is causing his
trouble.
The society Of Owyhee daughters
will meet at the home of Mrs. Will
liam Healey. 1923 Fort street, Wed
nesday afternoon at o'clock sharp.
Arrangements will be made at this
special meeting for the meeting in
March.
The officers OF the Ladies Aid so
ciety of the Congregational church will
entertain tomorrow afternoon at 2:30
O'Clock at the home of the president,
Mrs. a. H. Stewart, 1903 Franklin
street. All ladies of the church are re-
quested to be present.
A social entertainment will be
given at White Cross school district
No. 22 Wednesday evening. Governor
Alexander will speak and a Washing
ton program will be given. to be fol-
lowed with box social by the women
of the district.
M. s. Parker, chief of police, has
issued a second warning against the
sale of cigarettes, cigars and tobacco
TO minors. He has also served notice
that the ordinance prohibiting minors
from lettering in cigar stores will be
rigidly enforced.
Rev. F. NJ. Johnson, Episcopal min
lister at Montpelier is in Boise in an
official capacity as deputy commander
of the grand commander of the knight
| Templars of Idaho, to make an inspec-
ton of Idaho Commandery No. 1. Mr..
Johnson is heartily in favor of the
business mems summer training camp
and hopes that the movement will be
successfully carried out.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Henderson, who
were married Thursday at Ustick, are
spending a few days in the city on
their honeymoon trip. They were &C
companied here by the brides sister.
Miss Eta M. Foreman and an aunt.
Mrs. D. W Moore. After few days
in Boise during which they expect to
visit the Arrowrock dam. they will go
to Oreana to begin housekeeping.
Word was received in Boise last
night of the death last week at Vic
toria, r. c., of r. A. Atkinson, an
architect, who some years ago was
in the employ Of Wayland 6, Fennell
in this city. Mr. Atkinson, who was
a native of England, had Joined the
! Canadian army and was a sergeant in
his regiment. He was stricken with
pneumonia and lived but short time,
according to advices.
i Judge Dietrich in a decision modified
personal damage Judgment from
S12,500 to $4,000 in the case of John
Hokansson versus the CONSOLIDATED
Interstate Callahan Mining company
The plaintiff was awarded the heavy
damages for injuries by jury and g
motion for a new trial was made
which the court decided to grant un.
t less the modified judgment with In.
terests and costs Is accepted
Members Of the alumni of the Uni.
versity of Nebraska residing in Boise
! grieved to learn from Spokane dis.
patch OF the death of Professor Eltor
| F'ulmer OF the Agricultural College o
Washington, who was killed in a real
: end collision on the Northern Pacif,
west OF Spokane Sunday. Professor
3 F'ulmer was classmate of Ern G
, Eagleson and was we'll known to f. f
5 Gillespie and Paul Pizey, having grad
] uated from the University of Nebraska
when they We're students there.
: A. M. Gilbert. a prominent civil en-
gineer, who has been identified witt
S the government and private companie
' in irrigation development in Idaho
s but is now in charge of an irrigation
project at Milford, Ore, is visiting Il
|, the city few days, the guest of +.
Horn. Mr. Gilbert has been spending
t the winter in California and while h
t likes that climate for the winter sea
son, he states the northwest is the bes
part of the country. He is particular
favorable to Idaho and is enjoyin
meeting friends here.
Yesterday afternoon Chief of Pc
lice Parker and Officers Hunt an
Mcconnell came across q large guam
tity of liquor in a rooming house q
610H Front street. in Chinatown, wit
Fong Wan in possession OF 1t. TheI
were several gallons OF the booz
:. Wan was arrested and taken to III
police station, where he was require
to put up a bond of s25 for his ar
pearance in court Wednesday morn
ing. there having been no session
the police court today owing to the IA
that it is a legal holiday.
The Manville Fruit company's pacf
> ing shed west OF Ustick win be turne
into basketball arena Wednesda
night when the heavyweghts. WI
have waxed fat during the winter, W
lie try and throw more baskets in IL
course OF the evening, than their sill
a brothers. Both teams are from Il
At Ustick business men and comprise Il
i'd fats and leans of the town. a secor
basketball game to be played the san
he evening will be between the Christi;
~ and Baptist Sunday school teams. n
es Ladies Aid societies of both church
F.. will serve refreshments during the g
ening and cordial invitation is e
lie tended to the public to attend.
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