Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-12-28
PIERCE PARK coLLIsTER

Mr.. and Mrs 1. n Alter entertained
for dinner Christmas day. Those pres
ent were Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Jami-
son ana son OF Star and Mr.. and Mrs.
e. N. Murphy.
Miss Van Sicklen Of weiser was
weekend guest In the Collister home
last week.
The following students in Boise High
school from Collister and Pierce Park
were on the honor roll for the month OF
December: Ebert Glenn, Bessie Rel
man, Edna Williams and Helen Aus
tin.
Mrs. r. z. Lamb, who has been visit
ing her daughter. Mrs. Ben Shanks of
Emmett, has returned to her home at
Wylie.
Christmas entertainments were held
Christmas Eve In both the Collister
Methodist and Presbyterian churches.
Good audiences attended both services.
Both Pierce Park and Collister Sun
day schools united in a service held in
Collister chapel Christmas Eve All
the children were given Christmas
treat and a free-will offering was re-
ceived for the starving Armeniaffs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Starn have moved
into Boise and will reside there per-
iuahChtiy, oWlHB " Iuo AL ncdlLn OIL
Mrs. Starn's parents.
Rollo G. Lewis and family Of Salt
Lake have moved to Riverside. Mr.
Lewis Is director of a company that
establishes lines OF stores that sell
tea He will have his headquarters in
Boise and will have Idaho as q part Of
his territory
Rev. E. N. Murphy officiated at the
marriage of Jack Galloway of Cen
tor Ia Al nj
cerville at Collister Presbyterian manse
Tuesday afternoon at 2:30.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Percy Moberly have
| sold their home on North street and
will reside in South Boise, where they
own other property.
Byron Hall and family have moved
to Boise and will reside there at the
corner of Sixteenth and Grove streets.
! Ralph wager, who is on the state
highway survey above the Call ranch
on the Boise river spent Sunday with
Albert Neal at Wylie
| Miss Gladys Nibler. who is teaching
at Rexburg, Idaho. is spending the
holidays at home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Jamison
spent Christmas day with relatives at
Pierce Park Herbert Quigley of
Boise now owns the Willard White
place on Collister lane. and spends
| part OIL Ills time tneTe.
Collister-Pierce Park Ladies' Aid So
ciety will give an oyster supper and
social in Collister Presbyterian chapel
Wednesday evening. The evening will
be concluded with a watch meeting to
which all are invited.
| Mr.. Huffman, who bought the acre
age formerly owned by Mr. Mason of
Wylie, has moved in. His daughter
and her husband are now visiting them.
4 Dvr1 a. L.. - l. 4
in the home of DIR. and Mrs. Collister
and will return again to the univer-
sity at Moscow, where he Is taking a
course in the agricultural department.
| j. NJ. Shaw came over on business
from Emmett last week.
| The Collister Presbyterian singing
school will hold it's zular meeting
Friday evening at the home OF Mrs.
r. r. Dodge.
Mrs. Martin of Riverside entertained
the Ladies' Aid society of Collister
Methodist church Friday afternoon.
| Comforters We're tied.
Mrs. Albert Reed is quite i'll at her
home at Pierce Park.
The pupils of Collister school rem
dered the cantata Santa Claus the
Second" Friday evening of last week
with much credit to themselves and
the teachers The entertainment Melted
a neat sum for the Victrola fund.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ballenger are now re-
siding in their home at Riverside.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hobson, who were Wis
iting Mr. and Mrs u. L. Lanes, have
returned to their home at Horseshoe
| Bend.
Worlsmen are busy finishing the IN
terror OF the Soldiers Home.
Charles G. Sherman has been quite
i'll but is now convalescent.
Arthur Roberts. brother Of Ray Rob-
erts. is spending the winter in his
| home.
There will be congregational meet
ing of Pierce Park Collister Presby-
terrain church in the chapel Wednesday
evening. Important business 10 to be
transacted.
Mrs. Bessie Kassenberg entertained
the Wohelo club, her Sunday school
class, for dinner at her home at Wylie
Christmas night. Those present were
Sadie, Bessie and Freida Reiman Mary
Stern, Goldie and Lucy White. Hazel
Breshears.
Ruth and Henry Morley are at home
for the holidays. Ruth has been at
tending school at Beaumont, Idaho,
and Henry II living In Salt Lake City,
| Utah