Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-02-02
PIERCE PARK 0LLISTER

Sidney Starn has gone to Moscow
where he will take a short course in
the handling of farm machinery at the
State University.
Mrs Leonard pobson who now re-
sides west Of Eagle has been seriously
ILL., but IS now much improved.
Lieut.. Walter Marshall has accepted
position with Anderson Brothers
Branch Bank Rigby, Ida.
Floyd White, who for the past two
years has been identified with the Col
lister Stock company, left Friday night
for Australia where he has a promis-
ing opening with an Australian stock
company who, before the war, handled
100000 head Of cattle. He viii visit
with an uncle in Spokane and will sail
for Australia February -.
There will be leeture-sermon sun
day night at Collister Presbyterian
chapel ON demonstrating the Crippled
Soldier Baloptiean pictures viii be
shown. Text-"Am l My Brothers
Keeper
Prof. II. D. Toote of the Idaho Com
mereial college, moved his family to
Boise Saturday. They have resided at
Wylie two years.
Word was received from Frank Reed
Wednesday that he had just left Bel
GUM, and was expecting to embark
for the United States most any time.
He and Leslie Wattles have been to-
gether ever since they enlisted IN the
army and We're in two or three battles
during the war.
sIr. MeAbee has sold his home at
Riverside and VIII move to Boise.
=. v. Henry has purchased some
property near the Boise iSser which
formerly belonged to Mr. Harrison.
II f. Neal has rented the Johnson
property At Wylte station, that Il. D.
Foote Is vaeating. The Neal family
moved n Saturday.
Bruce Bloom began work again Fri
day having recovered from severe
spell of the flu.
4 cottage prayer meeting was held
al the home of Mr.. and Mrs Carl Top
pan Thursday evening.
Rev. Wood and wife have both been
III but are now eonvalescent
Miss Edith Heller has fully recav-
cred from her recent illness and will
take charge of the primary depart
ment i'll Pleasant View school Mon
da3.
Mr.. and Mrs. Townsend and family
have recently moved TO Riverside. hav-
ing resided formerly near Eagle
Mrs. Bessie kasenberg has been
kept busy since her arrival from Can
ada several weeks ago, nursing flu
CASES. having had the disease before
She left Canada.
Robert Martin has taken the con-
tract of Swing the wood taken from
the Cellister orchard.
Ethel Glenn has been soliciting for
Armenian work during the week
Mrs, Mary +. Williams has returned
from Tamwa ter. Wash, where she
spent the winter visiting a sister
Mr and Mrs +. y. Murphy enter
tanned for dinner Friday evening
Those present were Mrs. NJ. T. VIII
liams. Mr.. ana Mrs Carl Toppan and
Mr. ana Mrs. Stanley Curtis and son.
Melvin.
}. Ward Arney. son of e. II. Arney.
who formerly lived at Bogart, Is in
Boise having just arrived from Spo-
kane where his parents now reside.
Collister W G. T II. will meet with
Mrs NJ. T. Bish Thursday afternoon.
Stanley Curtis will sing Sunday
night in Collister Presbyterian chapel
+. II. Heller Is ill at the johnson
sanitarium, Boise.
George Williams and family moved I
into their new homo at Pierce Park
the last Of the week, formerly owned
by T. II. Heller
Mrs. NJ. L. Williams, who lives on |
Vine street. is having important
changes made in her home. It viii I
be elevated and a new foundation In
serted.
Mid-week prayer meeting at Coliis-
ter Presbyterian manse Thursday eve
ming.
Mrs. L. c. Ballinger of Riverside has
gone to California to spend tho win
ter.
C. Z. Toppan Ia doing valuation work |
for the Idaho Light & Power company. |
C. =. Proctor of fierce Park, who |
b hcaia living 1.t,4 Ia Acf,a~.a,. |