The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1906-01-20
GENERAL MENTION.
Brief Bits of News Garnered From
Home and Other Fields.

Brief BITS OF news Garnereo from
Home and Other Fields.
Remember that Rev. Charles Stelzle
will be in Lincoln on February IS.
All dealers handle Blue Ribbon"
cigars. Union made. Neville & Cart
, ner, manufacturers.
Smoke blue Ribbon" cigars and be
! happy. Union made in Lincoln by
Neville & Gartner. All dealers.
Look out for some heavy SHOWS be-
! fore spring comes. At the first heavy
snow the Typothaete will be buried
out of sight.
! There is no reason why the Satur-
day half-holiday should not become
among the trades unions OF the coun-
| try.
Rogers & Perkins carry the largest
line of union made shoes in the city.
| A full line of union made shoes may
always be found at the big store OF
Rogers &, Perkins.
Carpenters and Joiners Local No. Z,
of Minneapolis, claims to be the larg-
tire northwest, having membership
of upwards of 1000.
The Plumbers Union of Lincoln is
the latest organization to wheel into
line and subscribe in body for The
Wageworker Thanks. But there is
room on the rolls for a few more.
There is no room in Lincoln for a
vaudeville house" of the kind that
some time. The sooner it quits bust
ness the better it will be for all con-
cerned
The home of Charles B. RICHTER has
been guaranteed for the past two
weeks because ..ttle Miss Dorothy
RICHTER had scarlet fever. The attack
was very light one and Miss Dorothy
has been feeling first rate most of the
time. The quarantine will be lifted in
day or two.
The Union Pacific's new train from
Omaha to Los Angeles, direct, is the
browning glory OF modern railroading.
No finer train was ever constructed,
and no better service ever rendered.
The Overland management may al
ways be depended upon to do it first
and whole lot better.
A couple of Lincoln ministers were
conversing the other day and one of
them said: Il am anxious to ascer-
tain how we can get the masses into
| the church" 20, I am not worrying
about that" said the other minister.
| What worries me is how to get the
church into the masses"
Week before last The Wageworker
referred to Jere Sullivan as president
of the Bartenders' International
| League Mr. Sullivan is secretary.
| treasurer of that organization, fact
thinking of presidents when he wrote
the little notice.
| Work on the new Lyric theatre
Thirteenth street, between o and P,
| OA Tic oltS vi tuc Olu L III
is progressing rapidly. The debris is
being removed and as soon as spring
opens up the work on construction will
be pushed. James Craddock has drawn
the designs for one Of the handsomest
little theatres in the west.
| The Wageworker's old college chum
| Gig" Martin, came into Lincoln by
hand last Tuesday and tarried a few
days around the print shops. His visit
recalled the old hand composition days
when 50: 2" meant a lot of hard work
! for about eleven hours and enough
money to start off for the next good
town feeling like a millionaire.
The social science department of the
| Omaha Woman's Club is spending
some time in discussion of the child
labor question. Any well posted union
man in Omaha could tell the good
women of that club a whole lot about
child labor, and if the women want to
help in the work of abolishing that
iniquity they will join hands with the
labor unions.