Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-05-04
PIERCE PARK. COLLIsTER

loved to Pierce Park Friday.
Rorn, to Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Sla-
er formerly Of Pierce Park, now Of
orth Twentieth street, Thursday
pril 81. q son.
Eleven young ladies, members of the
Ppen Cycle OF Emanuel Methodist
hurch, went on a hike to Gary sta
lon Friday night. They spent the
light at the E. b. Atkinson place
hey were chaperoned by Mrs. Feese
lrs. E. B. Atkinson and Miss Casper
ION of Boise High school.
The Whippet tank passed through
collister for Boise at 80 Saturday
Green Meadow p. T. A. gave a pro
sram and pie social at the school
house Friday evening. May 2, at D
The change in the hour of the Col
lister Methodist Sunday school to 10
o'clock is much appreciated as is
shown by the improved attendance
A daughter was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas Edwards. Saturday
April 10.
Mrs. c. f. Herrick has sufficiently
recovered from a recent operation tn
be able to be removed to her home.
Ezra Plant and Jesse Green hav,
gone to Council to work in the Mesa
orchards.
Mrs. Edward Hamill assisted by
Mrs. George Pierce. entertained Collis-
ter w. c. T. U. Thursday afternoon.
The recent p. T. A. entertainment
for the piano fund for Collision school
Noted the association $22.65
Mr.. and Mrs. f. n. Murphy enter
tanned the Collister Boy Scouts at their
home Monday. After a short business
meeting the evening was spent play
ms games, singing, concluding with
light refreshment. The whole troup
was present.
The subject of the sermon at Coils
ter chapel Sunday night will be IAN
Old Fashioned Home
Evan Pinkham is living with his
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. Newland
George, Gribble has sold his place
ON the hill road formerly owned by
Frank Pinkham to MI. Silky. The
Gribble family has moved to River
side
The Thursday evening Presbyterian
prayer meeting was entertained by
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Murrie
c. e. Tappan returned home Sunday
evening after several days absence
on business interests.
Frank A. Reed of the 3f4th machine
gun company and Leslie A. Wattles Of
the 34Sth machine gun company, both
CT the famous 91st division. arrived
home Monday evening. They sailed
from France month ago and were
discharged Saturday at Fort Russell,
Wyo. They are both Collister boys.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. e. Tappan have
sold their home at Riverside to An
drew Nelson, who moved in Thursday
Mrs. c. f. Tappan left Friday for
Twin Falls and expects to be away
until July.
Mrs. Emma Drake was present
Thursday at the w. C. T. L. meeting
held at the home of Mrs. Hamill and
spoke on the campaign to raise a mill
lion dollars for w. C. T. L. work.
Mr.. Gribble has bought the Smith
place at Riverside.
An auto driven by Clarence Myers
or Emmett and having as occupants
his sister and another young lady was
ditched near Collister station Thurs
Day. The auto ran into an electric
role. breaking it in two in the middle
and badly damaging the car. One of
the young ladies had her face badly
cut by glass from the windshield.
T. NJ. Hashberger of Meridian, Min
uteman on Christian work in the Meth
odist church, spoke in Collister Metho-
dist church Wednesday evening on
Christian work in the Philippines. His
subject was 1.-THE Little Brown Baby
of the Philippines"