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The Richfield recorder. (Richfield, Idaho) 1909-1931, 1911-02-09

Otis Hyatt of Salem, Oregon, wa
in the city the latter part of last
week, looking over the country with
view of locating He was very faV
orabiy impressed with the country
o. A. Truman cunty prDation Off
Ger of Snoshone was in the city on
business Wednesday. Mr.. Truman
says he did not have call to this
city bit was Unlocking after things in
general all over the county.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. c. Burtn returned
their hme in this city Thursday af-
ter a tw mnths trip thrugh the mid
tins parents in Indiana and relatives
+ bth in Missuri They reprt very
enyable time but are glad get
Richfield again.
The Misses Tress Mcmahon and
Cora Green, who are attending high
school at Shoshone, came home the
latter part of last week on the ac-
count OF the schools being closed at
that place owing to a siegeofscarlet
fever
John U. Mcpherson, who was lats
week appointed horticultural inspec-
tor, was in the city on business Wed
nesday John has a large circle OF
friends on the Richfield tract who
are pleased tower his appointment
but regret to see him resign his po-
sition with the Irrigation company
III. J. McVicker who has been do
ing the frelghting to the Magic Res
eryoir has escured the contract of
doing the freighting fo- the govern
ment irrigation project at Arrow
4 s,,s X. Oh the South prong of the I.
Bise river. The freolghting viii Il
De done from Boise, distance Of
twenty-five miles. Mack will leave
or that place next week. Harve
J Neil will complete the job at this
lace, The Boise job that Mack
ding to will last about rnree years.
The Richfield recorder. (Richfield, Idaho) 1909-1931, 1911-02-09

NJ P. Johnson transacted business
in Shcshone and Gooding Wednes-
day
The Richfield recorder. (Richfield, Idaho) 1909-1931, 1911-02-09

Doctor Balsinger attended a home
talent play at Gooding Tuesday even
inc
Omaha daily bee., 1911-01-14
RUSHING PRODUCTS TO SHOW
Railroads Hustle Displays for 0mahs
Land Exhibit.
GREAT FALLS CAR ARRIVES
Grains aud Grasses Gathered by Com
mercIaI Club Received-AnOther
shipment from Northwest
f. on the Way.

Exhibits for the Omaha Land show are
arriving IN numbers from the west. The
railroads are handling the exhibits In bag
gage cars on regular passenger trains 20
insure their getting here safely and on
time, the products being stored when they
arrive
Friday morning the baggage car pre-
pared by the Great Falls, Mont, Com
mercial club, consisting OF grains, grasses
and fruits, raised near Great Falls, ar
rived over the Burlington The Burling-
ton has also conveyed the greater part
Of the combined exhibit OF the towns
Of the Big Horn Basin to Omaha, and the
remainder OF II Is expected here Monday.
A carload OF show products from along
the line OF the Northern Pacific is now
on the way 10 Omaha, having been col
lected and sent to ST. Paul and from there
10 Omaha
The United States government Shoshone
Wyo,, irrigation project win be represented
In the Omaha Land show The farmers
who have taken up land IN the newly
started irrigation plan have prepared a
carload OF the grains. fruits and vegetables
raised there and II is now on the way 10
Omaha. The exhibit will show what can
be raised in one year on land that six
months before the first seed was planted
had the appearance OF desert.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-01-14
Lumber Men to Hold
Annual Session Here
Session of Nebraska Dealers at the
Rome Two Days-HOlmes
Will Speak.

Sessions OF the twenty-flfth annual con-
vention OF the Nebraska Lumber Dealers
association and the fifth annual meeting
Of the Nebraska LumbermenH Mutual In
surance association will be held at the
Rome, January 10 and 20. The proceedings
Of the insurance department will occupy
the second day.
Arthur L. Holmes, former secretary of
the Michigan Retail Lumbermen's associa-
ton and now manager OF the retailers
journal know as the Scout" OF Detroit,
Mich, will make the principal address to
the lumbermen.
w. 1. holland Of Minneapolis, known
among his own people simply as Bill,
viii entertain the delegates with amusing
stories and bits Of monoOgue.
The Pacific Coast Lumber Manufac-
turers association will be represented at
the convention by G. G. startup and e. II.
Schafer Of Seattle, Wash.
The lumbermen Of Omaha and the Omaha
Commercial club will entertain those in
attendance at the convention on the even
ing Of the opening day. Friday night the
famous Hoo Hoo order Will hold concate-
nation. At the close OF the ceremony a
banquet will be given at the Rome.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-01-14
KINKAID RECLAMATION
BILL ENDORSED BY 0EAVER
says It VIII Give the Poorer Man =
better Chance to secure
Land.

The recent reclamation bill introduced
into congress by Congressman NJ. p. Kin
kaid OF Nebraska has received the hearty
Endorsement OF the Burlington railroad land
department, represented by d. Glenn
Deaver. general colonization agent. The
bill provides that a man taking land shall
pay 81 per acre the first year, 50 per acre
the third, fourth and fifth years, 50 per
acre the sixth, seventh and eighth years,
and s. per acre each year thereafter until
the whole amount is paid.
Mr. Deaver declares that in his dealings
with poor people seeking land In the west
|, he finds that many OF them have not the
money necessary 10 buy land under the
land laws In force now, and that as the
first few years on a homestead are the
hardest for a new settler he has not a fair
chance TO get a farm.
AT the various meetings held In the last
few years In the United States, says Mr..
beaver, the thought of the plans made
has been TO help settlers TO make profit
out OF land rather than TO help the poor
man without money 10 get a home"
In writing TO Congressman Kinkaid he
states that the bill he is introducing Is just
the one 10 iii this vacancy In the land
immigration laws, especially in the matter
OF the government irrigation lands.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-01-14
Benefits Big Grocery Saturday Specials

Benefits Capitol Flour,
per sack .......S $3.50
Benefits Best Coffee,
3 lbs. ...........Sl.O0
Free Large Salad Bowl.
Teas, assorted, h., ESQ
Free 9 Sauce Dishes.
Tea Strings, lib. pkg. lac
Blue Label Catsup, pint
bottle, at ........ $40
And 20 Stamps.
Benefits Capitol Pep
per, pure, Z lib. can
And 5 Stamps.
Special Offer 49, Lemon
cake-cookies, h., lao
Mapletine, bottle .. $50
And 10 Stamps.
Gherardelli Chocolate,
per lb. can ..... $50
And 10 Stamps.
8 Bars Beat En- All
Soap for ........ 25o
Cream Cheese, 10. .25c
And 20 Stamps.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-01-14
Gloves
Bargains Saturday

200 dozen Long Kid Gloves
for ladies. They are all
perfect, most any size and
color, not fitted or guaran-
teed Saturday, for. 49c
Embroidery-3OO yards 81 and
45+nch embroidery, flouncing,
regular S5c value, for Saturday,
at, per yard .......,....4 400
Omaha daily bee., 1911-01-14
Special Hosiery
Inducements

Ladies Pure Thread Black SILK
Hose, summer weight, values to
CSC: Saturday at, per pair. csc
Boys and Girls Medium and
Heavy Weight Ribbed Hose,
values to zoe, special, Saturday,
at, per pair. ......... 12k e
15c kerchiefs-Mussed and
soiled, either Mems or Women's
Handkerchief, Saturday, at,
each ........ &c
Omaha daily bee., 1911-01-14
HUSBAND MUST PAY ALIMONY
Even Though Wife Gives Cause for
Divorce, Court Holds He
Must settle.

Even though a woman may have given
her husband just grounds for divorce It
does not follow that the husband is en-
titled 10 all the property held by the pair.
according 20 a supreme court decision and
opinion I'm the case of Petersen against
Petersen, received IN district court Friday.
The supreme court overrules the trial
court and orders that Petersen pay 5000
aHmony TO the wife whom he divorced on
grounds of cruelty This f. the sum OF
money Mrs. Petersen asserts she had al
Omaha daily bee., 1911-01-14

Virginia Swiss Cheese,
per 10. ..,........ .28c
And 20 Stamps.
Walker Chill Con Carne,
2 cans for ...... .20o
And 10 Stamps
Macaroni, Star and
Crescent, 3 pkE. for 2Bo
And 10 Stamps.
Hulled Beans with
chicken, 2 cans for 25o
Peanut Butter, 2 jars
Tor ..,..,...... 8OC
And 10 Stamps.
Lima Beans with
chicken, 2 cans for 25c
Diamond Crystal Table,
Salt. 2 sacks .l0o
And 10 Stamps.
5 lbs. New Navy Beans,
at ...... 2bc
Double stamps or
sugar and Butterine.
Monarch Cut Asparagus
large can for only acc
And 20 Stamps.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-01-14
'Boys Hold BIG Posse al Bay

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Jan. l3-Armed
with revolyers, Charles and Henry Roberts,
n and Is years old, respectively who es-
capped from the Tennessee Industrial school
on the Murfreesboro pike last night held
at bay more than 100 men, officials Of ths
school police and citizens after firing "a
score or more Of shots al their pursuers.
the boys disappeared
Omaha daily bee., 1911-01-14

Hartley's Pure Currant
Jelly, per jar. 500. 2oc
Hartley's AIaramalade
Jelly, per jar .....1Bc
Foulu's Macaroni and
Spaghetti, pkg. for 400
Seeded Raisins, lib.
pkB, ...,.... IL 1Ao
And 10 Stamps.
Benefits Capitol oats,
2-lb. pks. for, .1lo
And 10 Stamps.
Snider's Catsup, bot. Csc
And 10 Stamps.
30c Jar Tea Garden Pre-
served Figs, for .aoc
Snider's Salad Dressing
bottle for ........ 25o
And 20, Stamps.
Benefits Capitol Bak-
ing Powder, 5-lb. can,
at ............. 1.0O
And 100 Stamps.
Candled Peel, assorted,
per ID. .,....,...25o
And 80 Stamps.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-01-14
PLAN PERFECT SEWER SYSTEM
Acting City Engineer Has Plans Com
plete if Money Comes.
CONTINGENT ON THE FUNDS
II Charter BiII Passes Legislature
city Attorney Rine Holds the
Faads WIZ lie Available
This spring.

Plans have been drawn by Acting city
Engineer j. Z. Bruce, which, II accepted
and ordered by the city council, viii give
Omaha a perfect system OF sewerage MT.
Bruce has been working on the plans since
last fall, and Friday morning got them In
shape where he could give an estimate OF
tire amount OF money required
To give Omaha the sewerage necessary
Mr.. Bruce estimates that Il will cost ST.
O6l.oOO and that It will take Use years TO
complete the work.
The success Of MIR Bruce's plans depend
largely on the passage Of the charter re-
vision bill which was introduced in the
legislature Thursday afternoon.
Under the present charter the city coun-
ell IL empowered to vote $4,000 annually
for sewerage bonds. At this rate Il would
require at least ten years to carry out the
plans But II the charter revision bill
passes. the council viii he empowered 90
vote 100000 bonds annually, which Will
furnish sufficient funds to complete the
work within the five years.
should the bin pass which It WILL IN all
Likelihood. It will be possible 20 begin ex-
tensive improvements soon City Attorney
Rine has given his opinion that should the
bin pass the council VIII be permitted to
vote the extra 10000 bonds this spring.
Mr.. Bruce's plans include the extension
OF Burt street sewer and the extension
OF the southwest branch OF the south
Omaha sewer, A resolution was introduced
into the city council Tuesday night pro
vlding for the southwest branch OF the
southwest sewer. II is practically assured
that this viii pass and the work begur
ss soon as weather conditions permit
The construction ON these two sewers
viii cost IN the neighborhood Of 10000
which viii practically wipe out the ISL
bond issue. This work will be done lire
specuve OF the outcome Of the charter
revision bill
saddle creek sewer.
Mr.. Bruces plans call fer the extension
OF what Is known as the Saddle Creei
EeWer Al present the sewer extends from
Omaha daily bee., 1911-01-14
Three Great Specials From Our
JANUARY DINNERWARE SALE
HaviIand & Co. Decorated Dinner Sets

Fancy 0Pece Dinner Sets with Rose Design and beau
fully gold traced handles Ransom shape, regular $410
value. This SALE at S27 so
100Pece Fancy Green Tinted Dinner Set Ransom shape gold
stpped handles, $4,000 value This sale it. $3.50
Handsomely Decorated 1O0Piec Dinner Set apple blossom
pattern silver shape heavy gold handled 84 90 values This
sale, at $50. so
ao%
Omaha daily bee., 1911-01-14
Girl Scared by a Dog
Jumps Into Cars Path
Helen Bloss Loses Three Fingers of
Her Right Hand When Hit
by Street Car.

The barking Of a big dog scared little
Helen Bloss. years Of age. into the path
q a street car, which tossed her aside
and nipped off three fingers on the right
hand yesterday afternoon.
The little girl was removed 10 Wise
Memorial hospital where she was treated
by DR.. j. q. Bishop. Fer nome ~ az s5ls
sherman avenue. w s. Bloss, the child's
father lost the same three fingers on his
right hand IN a railroad accident several
Omaha daily bee., 1911-01-14

braska. Val J. Peters, representing the
Omaha branch Of the German American
alliance OF Nebraska delivered the intro
ouctory address. The Omaha Maennerchor
sang several selections. Miss Emma Reese
and Carl Gloe sang solos. This entertain
ment was the first OF series for the win
ter. season. Several hundred persons were
IA attendance.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-01-14
Saturday
Underwear Specials

Two cases Children's 25c
and 35c Underwear, broken
sizes, cleanup sale, at,
each ....'.. lSc
women's Extra Fine Union Suits,
worth 81, sizes 4, 8 and 6, Sat
-urday, at, each .......5 sec
Merino Vests and Pants, made to
sell regularly at 81, Saturday
only ...,.... Soc
Omaha daily bee., 1911-01-14
Oar Saturday
UndermuSlin Specials

are priced lower than you'll find
elsewhere.
Gowns, Combination and Skirts
sold regularly at $T.25 and
$3.50, at. sec
Gowns and Drawers in beautiful
patterns, sell regularly at 60
and 75c. at. ......... 39c
Women's Flannel Gowns, the best
of our S5c lines, Saturday, at,
only .59G
Omaha daily bee., 1911-01-14
HERMAN AYE Is APPOINTED
ASSISTANT TO B. T. WHITE
Moves from Biair 20 Accept Promo
tiOn on the NOrthwest-
eFn Road.

assistant 10 Ben I. White, attorney for
the Northwestern lines west Of the Mis-
souri, river. Mr.. AYE has been local at
torney for the road al Blair for some time.
lie takes the position formerly occupied
by John Shean, who went 10 ST Paul as
general attorney for the Omaha road. and
c. c. Wright, who has gone TO Chicago as
tsms
Omaha daily bee., 1911-01-14

ifornia streets, with branch lines on all
intersecting streets. This is estimated at
sS5OOO, The proposed sewer will prevent
the flooding OF the downtown business dis
triot after heavy rains. Then the final
extension OF the Burt street sewer will cost
S2lO, COS
Omaha daily bee., 1911-01-14
LECTURE ON GERMAN AUTHORS
Goethe, schiller and Leasing Dis
cussed by Prof. FOssier at
German Home.

Leasing, Goethe and Schiller were dis
cussed IN a lecture at the German home on
South Thirteenth street Thursday night by
Prof Lawrence Fossler, instructor in Ger
man literature al the University OF Ne
Omaha daily bee., 1911-01-14

years ago. Father and daughter are
MANNED alike.
Beyond the loss OF her fingers the girl
sustained no injuries. She is rapidly re-
covering from the fright and shock OF
the accident
Omaha daily bee., 1911-01-14
Fruits for Saturday

We just received another car of large
Colorado Potatoes, the regular soc
a bushel grade. big Saturday Spe-
cial, at ,......s.'''.'.'' 100
Order taken, but we cannot promise
deliveries as q certainty for Saturday.
FREE one Beautiful Orange spoon
with our csc and soc a dozen Lemons.
ORANGE SALE FOE SATURDAY
soc sizes, per dozen. ........... abo
40c sizes, per dozen. 400
SOC sizes, per dozen. .aoc
Large Fancy Grape Fruits, regular
Ice sizes, each ..................e 90
Large Bunches Plain Hot House
Lettuce ................'. 90
Omaha daily bee., 1911-01-14
MeaIs Specially Picei saturday

HININ oPsOIaIIY 4IICt1 odIuIUdT
Pig Pork Chops, per ID. 121aG
Pig Pork Shoulder Roast, per
Id ............. 1OAC
Fall Lamb Legs, per Id. 1O76C
Choice Pot Roast, lb. 8 and lie
Veal Chops, per Id. ZINC
Loin Lamb Chops, per ID. l215G
Veal Shoulder Roast
per lb..........9 and lie
Lamb Shoulder Roast. .71ko
Veal Stew, per 10. ............,... &c
LAND Stew . . DC
5000 lbs. Cudahy's Sugar Cured
Bacon, per 10. ............... 1870
Cudahy's Diamond CO. Hams per
ID. ............... 1870
Omaha daily bee., 1911-01-14
Our Annual January Clearance Sale OF
Mems Suits and OvercOats

Has Commanded the ALJentlon OF Jhe All january suit
and Coat Buyers,
price
of
sell
point,
the leading readyowear Mems clothes
highest of quality tailored styles and fabrics that
out wears
saurday-YOur saturdayYour
%ent' up to $3.50 $3.50 %ent' up to Sa76o $3.50
Omaha daily bee., 1911-01-14

Military avenue to California street. but 1t
is proposed to extend It southwest TO
point outside the city limits south Of Lin
coin avenue. To do this work will cost
I'm the neighborhood of S1S5,O00 The esu-
mate includes the enlargement of the sep
tic tank at Forty-siSth and Harvey avenue
TO four times its present capacity and the
construction OF the new tank In the vicinity
of Lincoln avenue. Nine months will be re-
quired to do the work With the compile
ton OF this sewer the territory west from
Fortieth street will have excellent drain
age.
Plans for the extension of what Is known
as the Thirueth street and Fort street
sewer. north and west. call for the ex-
pcnditure of Sl52,OOO The northern ex-
tension win afford drainage Tor Miller
park and solve the question Of drainage
in the northern part Of the city The
acwer now terminates at rwenty-seventh
and Iiimebaugh avenue, and extension
l.lans provide a terminus nofll ~ Miller
park, At present there is nothing hut an
opsn sewer through the park while the
improvements call for sixtepn~foot SCENT
circular sewer with a fiat reinforced con
. crete base. Eventually lths sewer VIII.
have 10 be extended 10 me river
ON the west tho sever will be extended
/ from Thirty -third ana govd streets to Foy
ty-secoud and Boyo. which viii afford
crainage Tor the section around Grand awe
uue as fer south as PinSney street. ghe
Improvements are estimated at $1,000 while
Jhe work on the northern extension will
! cost $4,000
sewer for "BottOms."
! The east ceutral part OF the city, known
as tie bottoms" comes in for a generous
allotment II is proposed TO construct a
new storm water outlet which viii drain
all territory between Pratt street on the
north and lizard on the south east OF sher-
man avenue
! Mr.. Bruce considers this the most impor-
| tant Improvement OF the proposed sewers
/ Al present there are no sewer facilities in
/ this section. Mr.. Bruce will suggest that
] this be considered first The estimate call,
! for $4,000
The gap in the Twenty seventh and
I sprague street sewer between Bedford and
Lake will be closed and q branch con
| structed which will etNend southwest from
Miami street to Forty-second.
The plans include the extension OF IN,
/ North Omaha sewer outlet to the river a.
a cost OF $1,000 the construction OF Z
tributary TO the Burt sewer at Twenty sew
enth street 10 extend southwest to Thirty
fourth and Pacific, al a cost OF $1,000 ans
the construction OF an interceptlng sewe1
on Seventeenth street from Douglas 70 Cal
Omaha daily bee., 1911-01-14
Flower Sale

36c Violets Saturday,
81, ... ZOC
These are beautiful
home grown, fragrant
violets.
800 and $50 Roses,
Saturday, special, at,
only ......... 49c
S1.0O and 75c Carnations
all shades. special Sat
urday at only. .... 39o
Omaha daily bee., 1911-01-14

the time she married Petersen. The trial
court denied her prayer for alimony
Omaha daily bee., 1911-01-14
saddle creek sewer.

Mr. Bruce's plans call fer the extension
Of what Is known as the Saddle Greek
sewer Al present the sewer extends from
Omaha daily bee., 1911-01-14
Saturday Special Offerings FIR
All Our FUR SETS
at HALF PRICE

Groups of Lingerie Waists, prettily
embroidered in many elaborate
designs, made of the sheerest
materials, our best 81 models, at
only So. so
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-12
5000 DAMAGE SUIT
Mrs. Sarah Brcverran Sues D. Jeb.
bia for Personal lnjurics-Other
Court Matters.

Suit BIAS been filed in the Circuit
Court hy Mrs Sarah Brotcrmau t.
Dominica Ichhla Tor S. 600 damage
Tho caso grows out of trouble which
occurred at tho Center market when
iobhia i7 said FOB have struck Mr.
lGoverw1u ln The face. Fuock.nc out
40 Of her tcoth ard otherwise Iufur.
INK her An action is now pending ln
Criminal Court Tho plaintiff ia rep.
r.fcntcd by Attorney benjamin no
a.ntioom
ln thc appeal case of Mary s. John
CON Vs. Charles Sfoizc. thc plaintiff
iHiici t0 appear and fhr verdict of
Justice \oIflr vas seq aside
An appeal was Oiled iu thr case of
Solomon George VS. VIM B IUNcn.
hurh ani samuel U Gu-horu from
iho court of Justice Corriran Tho
plaintiff claims So go Tor services
ln fhc caar of Frederick WcIaa 90
al te Caroline a busch o. al. an
order of rc saIo of roal estate was
handed down hy judge llorvoy 40
fhc prey .nua aalo fhc defendants Of
f'rci h'd tcn per cent in advance
or any other General r. s. Riley .s
special commissioner
An appeal was field hy George E
McCausiaud from The court OF ID A.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-12
Enhancement Annou,,.d

thursday evening Miss Ethel Coda
Davis entertained N her home at
No. l3l Sixteenth street. The even.
ing was spent enjoyably IN music and
social diversions. The feature OF the
evening was the novel way in which
the engagement of Miss Ethel Davis
20 Mr.. James Elwood Armstrong was
announced The wedding is 10 take
place in June The guests were all
given paper. pencil and a penny.
and the one getting the highest num-
Der OF words was given the first prize
a pair OF silk hose. which was won bv
Mrs. James Seamon. and the consola-
ton was a jack-in-the-box. announ-
eng the engagement. which was won
by Miss Hulda Ilarr At a late hour
the guests We're invited TO the dining
room. where refreshments were
served The decorations were mink
and white. and were very beautiful
Those present were Misses Ethel Mar
tin. Minnie Bashar. Katie Hornnick.
Hulda liarr. Anna thinner. Margaret
Haley Charlotte Brady. Ella KelIar.
Elsie Kellar. Nell O'ConneH. Mrs. Ella
Golden. Mrs John Harr. Mrs. James
Seamon. Bertha Davis. Lulu Hart and
Cora Serig
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-12
SOCIETY
Mrs! Rieci's Concert.

Mrs. Riccardo Riccis Students
evening concert will take place at the
Elk's Auditorium on Tuesday. May
23rd. splendid program is in prep
aration and many OF Wheeling's best
soloists will be heard on this oc-
casion. The list OF students is as fol-
lows; Misses Helen South. Myrtle
Stevenson. Nellie Showacre. Martha
Irwin. Gertrude Garlic. Mildred Horn
ickle. Nellie Thompson. Leah Fulton.
Edith Edmundson. Georglana Troll
VIM. W. +. Mccormack. Vim. Robert
Williams. and Mr. David Crawford
The high standing OF work given bv
me students. places these concerts
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-12
LONG SALOON fight
one saioo1ist Closed By Another FOR
The Second Time Gets
Damages.

fre.faf U.frrf.I fn Tire frfrfffrcncer.
IAiRNONT. " Va. Stay LIN
interesting case was decided in tho
Intermediate court here today Dur
.rr thc sumner of 1900. q. D. Gallagher
secured saloon license to operate a
saloon above tlc Friedman ON Madl-
eou street using au upstairs room.
Friedman secured an Injunction from
1udro Noreau to close GaUacher. al
.DE.uE "a nuisance GaIacher appeal
90 tHo case. Judgc Mason reversed
thc decision oi judge Morgan Cal
Hanrr opened after being closed 10
tata GaUaEhcr then sued Friedman
ior damages. a year aro Jury
awarded lim $1,000 but tho veriice
was set aside ON tochrIcautv. To-
fay H second jury awarded him Si.S16.
Tho case will be- appealed 70 ne
supreme court
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-12
Cleaner Entertainment.

Thursday evening the Cleaner. an
organized Bible class OF the German
NJ. T. Sunday school. held an inter
esting entertainment in their Sunday
school room on the South Side. The
following program was we'll rendered:
Class song -.-....... ......... Cleaners
Prayer ...-..-.---. Mrs. Louisa Treiber
Song
Address OF Welcome. Ida johnson
500 ........--... Bessie NOelker
.st1nihb 10000 ........ Emma LASH
Ilaho SOLO ..-.-. Eta Matsner
lsesding-''Two Brothers. .Tirza Maury
Dialogue-"B Back Biters Bitten'
Eta Metzner, Anna schultz. Stella
HERMANN. Katherine ITeper.
Soio-"May Morning" Clara Book
collection.
Katherine MeInhart. Anna Melnhart,
Lulu Rapkin.
Reading-'rwo Cups ..............
- 1900 q Aroitne Spring
i.iano SOLO bessie Noelker
People VIII Talk. ..-.
-. Anna Melnha-f
4 glory song ..................Th The Class