Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-04-18
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The Golden Rod club will meet with !
Mrs. Howry on the bench Thursday af- |
ternoon.
A daughter was born at St. Luke's
hospital April II to Mr.. and Mrs. G. |
Park Salee.
A daughter was born Monday at st.
A1phonsus hospital to Mr.. and Mrs,
Gordon C. Smith.
The Ladies' Aid society of the Bap-
fist church viii meet Wednesday af-
ternoon at 1880 o'clock in the east room
OF the church.
First section of the Woman's auxiliary
of st. Michaers cathedral at the
Bishop futile church house, Wednes-
day afternoon at 2:30 o'clock.
The bad places in the pavement all
over Boise are being repaired by the
street department with the city's own
equipment. It is estimated that week
will be required ! for the work.
Mrs. J. l. Sewell, who was operated
on eat Salt Lake few days ago, is
reported to be much improved, Mrs
Sewell was visiting in Salt Lake when
she was taken i'll and obliged to un-
dergo an operation.
IsCN. Ds W. IklGCy pdBtOF "a sAU6 WIlBHL
Congregational church on the bench,
has rendered his resignation to take
effect the last of the month. Rev. MT.
Rice has been pastor of the church for
the past Is months
A spirited school election was held
in the Franklin school district on the
bench yesterday at which J. w. Brose
was elected trustee over j. w. Ross, a
Fsy. b1r -
OF 129 to SO. Mr.. Brose made his race
on program of economy.
Mr.. aid Mrs. Cartee Wood of Emmett
are Boise visitors. Mrs. Wood will
spend a week in Boise visiting her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. d. L. Selby,
while Mr.. Wood goes to Twin Falls to
attend the Republican state convention
as delegate from Gem county.
BY unanimous verdict rendered in
10 minutes after getting the case. the
jury last evening found for the plain
tiff in the case Of y. LOTUS Jolly
against Constable Charles Van Dorm,
and 1t was ordered that a stallion val
ued at $500 seized by the constable
under a writ of execution for the
father of the plaintiff be returned.
There will be combined rehearsal
loui6hI VI IhC DOlS0 SiiOEdl SoIlcty
and the high school chorus in the
auditorium of the Boise high school.
The rehearsal will be the last before
the presentation tomorrow night Of the
Swan and Skylark,'' by Arthur Cor
ing Thomas, which is to be given at the
high school auditorium. 4
Judge William M. Morgan, justice OF
the supreme court, this morning pur-
chased handsome home at Eighteenth
and Ada streets from Fred Brown. The
residence is in Highland Park addition
and is two story home, modern In
every respect and<well located. Judge
Morgan and family will move into their
new home within short time.
Mrs. Catherine L. Condra, the new
probation officer, appointed by Judge
r. Fl. Dunlap, entered upon her official
duties yesterday. While Mrs Floed ten
dered her resignation to take effect no
later than May 1, she Immediately
gave up the position as soon as her
successor was appointed and is now as
ISOLATED with her husband in news
paper work.
Judge C. P. Mccarthy has granted a
change of venue to the Seventh district,
presided over by Judge Bryan. in the
case of W. N. Gibbs against the A. S.
Everest, ct al, the Crane Creek Irri-
cation Land g. Power company. Gibbs
has sued the defendants for the bal
ance alleged to be due him for serv-
ices as civil engineer, which, with
interest. amounts to $500 and 5000 at
| torney fees.
Trial of the case OF Agnes Fehr and
Ida M. Harbert versus Emma Haworth
and husband, proprietors of the former
Needlecraft shop, opened today before
Judge Davis. The plaintiffs are seek
ing to have cancelled notes to the
amount of $500 and to recover a por-
ton of $500 which they paid cash on
the transaction in the purchase of the
business Mrs. Fehr is not present but
her deposition was read to the court
| Whether Roscoe B. Gore of Meridian
is sane or insane is to be determined
| today in probate court. He was arrest
| ed at Meridian Saturday and later an
insanity charge was filed against him.
He was given partial hearing yes
terday afternoon before Judge Dun
lap and the hearing was then continued
until this afternoon at 3 o'clock, when
the physicians who made an examina-
ton Of the man and heard his testi-
mony will report their findings
The Apollo club of Collister NJ e.
church met with Mrs. Collister last
evening and practiced the music for
Easter, Miss Sargent at the piano. Aft
erWards the hostess served delicious
refreshments. The next meeting will
be with Miss Gladys Nibbler. On
Palm Sunday, Miss Sargent played
THE Palms." (Faure) most acceptably.
| The Apollo club is striving to raise
the standard of the music of the church
in Collister to a high plane and to
this practice diligently.
NJ. H. Lundy has won his suit for
$1i21.60 against the Lemp estate for
failure to deliver deed to lots pur-
chased by him In the Lemp triangle.
Mr.. Lundy contracted for the pur-
chase of two lots and made a num-
Der of payments upon the same. Fin