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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-10-19

Donosza z Tripolis, ze co
'dnia do obozow wloskich przyby-
waja gromady dezerterow z
woisk tureckich, ktorzy ME chca
walczyc po stronie Turcyi.Wsrod
zolnierzy wioskich wciaz grasuje
cholera. WIosi maja wzdluz wy
BREEZY rozstawione okrety ze
swieza woda dla zoinierzy. Walk
zadnych w ciagu kilku dni ostat-
Mich ME byio.
z Wioch.
Capri - kolo Neapolu, IS paz-
dziernika. = Mieszkajacy til sta
lie Maxym Gorkii, znakomity pi-
sarz rosyjski = ciezko zachoro-.
wal.
z Szwecyi.
Stockholm, 10 pazdziernika. :
Tegoroczna nagrode Nobla W
dziedzinie fizyki ma otrzymac
wynalazca amerykanski Edison.
z Anglii.
Londyn. 10 pazdziernika.
Rad angielski postanowil wobec
rewolucyjnej ruchawki w Chi
mach zachowac scisla neutral
nose: stosowne tez instrukcye po-
slano dow6dzcy azyatyckiej e
skadry brytyjskiej, admiralowi
Winsloe.
= WiesG o wyladowaniu w
Hankou zoInierzy niemieckich
wzbudzila tn niepokoj; widza W
tenn znowu ,,piesc niemiecka",
chcaca wszedzie cos ,,zarobic" !;
og6lnie utrzymuja, ze do ladowa-
MIA zoinierzy potrzeby ME bylo.
z Francyi.
Etienne, 1890 pazdziernika, =
w kopalni W Bardot wydarzyia
sic explozya, a po niej pozar;; 2S
g6rnik6w zginelol.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-10-19
TelsgTamy zagraniezne.
z Chin.

Pekin, 10 pazdziernlka. = Re
wolucyonisci przez caiy dzien
wczorajszy walczyli zaciecie "
Hankou z wojskami rzadowemi,
nadestanemi z polnocy; walka po-
zostala nierozstrzygnieta - bo
choc powstancy wyparli zoinie-
rzy z miasta, ale pozniej sami sic
cofnac musieli, ME majac dose a
municyi. JednoczeSnie z okretow
rzadowych miasto bombardowa-
no. w rezultacie kazda strona
sobie przypisuje zwyciestwo,
choc podobno moralne zwycie-
stwo jest po stronie rzadu, da}
bowiem dowod, re bronic bedzie
praw swoich do ostatka; takze i
to warto zaznaczyc, re miasta o
mocno rewolucyjnym nastroju,
jak Nankin, Kanton inne dotych-
czas ME posiuchaiy wezwania
rewolueyonist6w do broni; wi
docznie czekaja one ma rezulta-
ty pierwszych stare. SHY obu
stron So mniej wiecej rowne;
przesadnemi byly pierwsze VIE
Sci o mnogoSci powstahcow,
choc ich jest re 30 tysiecy, to
jednak operuja oni ma tax rozle-
glem terytoryum, ze wiekszej 81
" W jednem miejscu skupic ME
moga. Walk toczyly sic wczoraj
i pod miastami Wu-Czang i
Han-Yang, ale blizszych o Mich
wieSci niema dotychczas. Poz-
niejsze telegramy donosza, re W
Hankou wyladowano tez W CA
sic wczorajszej bitwy zolnierzy
z okret6w obcych, ale ME uczest-
niczyli oni W otwartej walce tyl-
ko pilnowali konsulatow. Chin
skie okrety wojenne znacznie
wspomagaiy wojsko ladowe, Kill
kakrotnie bowiem odpedzily> po-
wstancow zbyt doraznie naciera-
jacych; powstahcy strzelali tez
do tych okretow diva znacznie
uszkodzili.
Yuan-Szi-Kaj, jeden mai
zdolniejszych postepowcow chin
skich, ktory jest faktycznym or
ganizatorem nowoczesnej armil
chinskiej, byi do niedawna
przez Rad probationary i ska
zany ma wygnanie, poczem O.
swiadczyl sic po stronie rewolu-
CYL = zostal zamianowany vice
krolem zbuntowanej prowincyi
Hu-Peh ostatecznie przyjal te
nominacye, ale pod warunkien,
ze mu rad pozwoli zorganizo-
wac wlasna armie z 100000 lu-
dzi wypiaci mu 8 miliony tae-
low (okolo S2,OOO,OOO). Rad
przyjai te upokarzaiace warunki.
2 wojny.
Konstantynopol, 10 pazdzierni-
ka. - Wielki wezyr Said Pasza
omawiai wczoraj W parlamencie
stanowisko Turcyi W wojnie Z
Wiochami, zaznaczajac, re Tur-
eva cd praw swych ME odstapi,
Minister ME chcial ma publicznel
sesyi omawiac polityki rzadu W
tel sprawie, poczem proszono
korespondent6w zagranicznych i
publicznosc o opuszczenie sail /
nastapiia sesya tajna...
Rzym. 10 pazdziernika. = Do
niesiono tn, re W Salonikach
(Turcya europejska) gotuie sic
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-10-19

- Wystrzaiem rewoIweru zycie
odebrai sobie Harry B. Wade, zam
pnr. 1869 Oakenwald ave.
- domu pnr. 1882 N. Clark utica
wyszla onegdaj juz wiecej ME wro-
ella S5-letnia staruszka Marya Rem
rnington.
- Do cysterny woda wpads 8 le-
tni William Mitchell, 95S2 Bishop uli-
ca. Wyciagnieto trupa.
Prawdopodobnie Stowarzyszenie
adwokat6w postara sic o cofniecie
potentu adwokackiego Danielowi 8.
Raum, ex-zbrodniarzowi
= Frachtowlec Robert Mills, naia-
dowany weglem, osiadi na mieliznie
W poblizu Evanston,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-10-19
RaZefn
Obawy rodzicow.

w okolicy szkoly publicznej
Shields, 43cia S. Rockwell, lud-
nose obawia sic strasznej kata-
strofy. ,Czarna reka' wysiaia by
la listy pogrozkami i panuje O.
bawa, ze szkoie publiczna wysa-
dza W powietrze.
Pryncypaf tel szkoiy w. R.
Hatfield potwierdzif te wiado-
mosc, lecz ME chce powiedziec
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-10-19
Po16w ma zaklady dobroczynne przy-
nios1 przeszfo $55,OOO.
Zeznania POdSzefa.
Gospodarka Bussego. : Szef policyi
Steward pozwalal ma szulerke.
Obawy rodzicow.
Czarna reka grozi wysadzeniem szkoly w powietrze

czy otrzymai jake listy pogroz-
kami.
Rodzice ME chca dzieci swych
do szkoiy posylac. Policya pilnie
strzeze gmachu szkoly publicz-
nej.
Pred paru dniami bomba wy
buchla, ma werandzie domu ma
rogu Rockwell i 45tej.
z procesu Enrighta.
Fred Irish, ktory przez dluzszy
czas po morderstwie dokonanem
ma osobie Altmana byf zagadka
dla policyi ktorego kilka tygod-
nj pozniej znaleziono W szpitalu
powiatowym, wczoraj okaza{ sic
glownym swiadkiem prokurato--
ryi W procesie ,,Mossa" Enrigh-
ia, w dramatyczny wprost spo--
sob Irish poznai i wskazai Enri-
ghta, jako tego, ktory strzelai.
Stall on zaledwie E stop cd NOR
dercy, kiedy fatalne strzaly pa
diy.
Drugim waznym swiadkiem
ola Stanu byi G. S. roy, 44I6 w.
Adams ul., ten zlapai Enrighta po
strzelaninie lecz ten mu sic wyr-
wal.
-Czy byles W hotelu Briggsa
22go marca, kiedy Altmana Ia
strzelono?
= TAX!
= Czy widzisz czlowieka, kto-
ry wowczas strzela}?
- TAX.
= Jak on sic nazywa!
- Maurice Enright!
= Czy widzisz go teraz?
- TAX, tam oto siedzi = mo-
viii Irish, wskazujac palcem En-
righta.
= Czy widziales jak Enright
zastrzelif Altmana?
= TAX, widziaiem; widzialem
jak strzelii diva razy.
= Jak blisko staies Enrigh-
ia kiedy ten strzelil?
= Okolo 6 stop Cd niego.
Adwokat Erbstein, broniacy
Enrighta, daremnie staral sic zdy-
skredytowac swiadka.
William Barnett, operator ele-
watorowy W hotelu Briggsa, ME
Wldz1a{ Jak Enright strzelii, ME
sIyszaf tez strzal6w, lecz widziai
jak Enright biegf schodami z
pierwszego pietra hotelu ma dru-
gle i elewatorem zawiozi 60 ma
g6rne pietro.
= Jak diugo trzymales Enrigh-
ia? : pytano sic Troya.
= Moze piec sekund.
: Dlaczegos go puScii?
= Bo mi kazai.
= Co mowii?
= Ma Boga pusc mnie!"
: Gdzie potem poszedi?
= Schodami ma drugie pietro.
Troy rowniez poznai Enrighta
w sail sadowej.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-10-19

lDokoficzenie ma str. 5ej.)
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-10-19
Znaczny dochod.

Wczoraj przeliczono i rozdzie-
lono pieniadze zebrane w czasie
pofowu ma przechodni6w. Do ka-
sy wtenczas wplynela mimo stra-
sznej bury $55,367.SI.
Pieniadze te beda rozdzielone
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-10-19
Zeznania podszefa.

Zeznania podszefa.
Zastepca szefa Herman Schuet-
tier duzo wrzawy narobif nieje-
dnego przestraszyl kiedy, wezwa-
ny ma swiadka przed komisye
sledcza, zaznaczy}, re byly szef
pozwala{ szulerom niecne swe RE
mioslo uprawiac, a burmistrz
Busse dobrze o tenn wiedzial.
Schuettler powiedziaf, re t..
,,szwadron szulerczy"zostal przez
bylego szefa rozwiazany, a szef
nieraz psui swemu zastepcy szyki
gdy ten zabieraf sic do wyteple-
MIA szulerki.
Pytano sic podszefa czy moz-
ma wstrzymac szulerke w Chica-
go.
: TAX, jesli sic tylko szczerze
do tego policya zabierze.
Ia .czasow Stewarda otwarcie
pozwalano szulerom interesa pro-
.wadzic. Pytano sic rowniez, czy
szulerzy obecnie swoje broja.
Schuettler ma to odpowiedziah re
dziwna rzecza ME byloby wcale,
gdyby til ihteresa prowadzili.
Znaczny dochod.
Wczoraj przeliczono i rozdzie-
lono pieniadze zebrane w czasie
pofowu ma przechodni6w. Do ka-
sy wtenczas wpiyneia mimo stra-
sznej bury $55,367.SI.
Pieniadze te beda rozdzielone
nastepujaco:
Bethlehem $4,000
Bethesda 10000
Chic. Home for Boys $4,000
Chic. Refuge for Girls 10000
Convalescent home 10000
Children's Day assoc. 2,325.oo
Charity alliance I,436.25
Children's free disp. $4,000
Cent. Baptist orphanage I,2S5.oo
Danish orphanage 1,537.25
Erie Chapel mission I,44S.55
Ephpheta School for Deaf 2,32I.oo
Fullerton Day nursery 100000
Illinois Children's Home
and Aid society I,4Io.33
Jackson Park sanitarium I,o3I.ooI
Eli Bates settlement 10000
Etter Crecile 2,775.oo
Methodist Deaconess. or
phanage 100000
Norwegian Lutheran Chill
dren's home 2,3o5.47
Outing for crippled chill
dren 1905.
'rovident hospital z,ooo.oo
Presbyterian hospital 2,o2o.1I
oaulist Day nursery 2,2oo.oo
stock Yards Day nurs. 100000
it. Mary's home 10000
south End center 845.oo
It. Mary's Day nursery 2,55o.oo
It. AIMS Day nursery 100000
It. Elizabeth's Day mrs. 10000
Wesley hospital 2,785.85
Iatheon nursery 100000
)livet mission $4,000
,,1a1, QS0
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-10-19
.BitWa Z ReWo|ucyOnistami.
zmeaans szezg6t. Rad Chlish bsrze sic do rzaey,
I WOjny W|osko- -Tureckiej.
Edison ma dostac nagrode Nobla.
Ze spraw angielskch
KatastrOfa w kopalni.
Cukier potaneje
Y NIEMIEC.
Edison ma dostac nagrode Nobla.
Ze spraw angielskich
Katastrofa w kopalni.
Cukier potanieje.
z NIEMIEC.

podr6zy
popefnenie llcznych mordersw-Eksplo
dynamitu Spokane, Wash = Rodgers San Antonio,
sic Chicago do NOwego
rekordy awatOra Orwila Wrtghta. Pozar
parOstatku.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-10-19
z Mexyku.

z Mexyku.
Mexyk, miasto, 10 spazdzierni-
ka. Donosza zachodniego
wybrzeza, re srogi orkan je ma
wiedzil znaczne zrzadzii szkody,
z W1och.
Florencya, 19 pazdziernika. =
Pani Toselli ex-nastepczyni tro-
nu saska, pojednala sic z mezem
swym, muzykiem i oboje sa zno-
WI razem, gdy czas jakis ostat-
/nio zyli oddzielnie.
Cukier potanieje.
Bruksela, Belgia, 10 pazdzier-
Mia - w przysz}ym tygodniu
odbedzie sic tn miedzynarodowa
konferencya ctlkrownicza, ma
ktorej producenci rosyjscy wnlo-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-10-19
MSR2cZzNG ZkEAMcXzMLZA0N

raj W Akwizgranie pomnik swe-
go ojca, ces. Fryderyka IIIgo.
Byla mowka oczywiscie.
= Donosza, re jacht ,,Nord-
stern" znalazi sic; sadzono, re
zginaf on, w poblizu .Gibraltaru
z zaloga, ziozona 80 ludzi.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-10-19

rHE OLDEST POLISH DAILY IN CHICAGO
SINGLE COPY ONE CENT
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-10-19
z Nieniec.

Berlin, 1 9pazdziernika. = w
otwartym onegdaj parlamencie
kanclerz Bethmann-Holweg O.
glosi}, re obecnie Rad ME moze
Izbie wyjasnic sytuacyi politycz-
no-zagranicznej i ma TEN musia-
10 sic skohczyc.
- Ces. Wilhelm odslonii wczo-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-10-19

rzez chrzescijan, a szczegolniej
W{ochow..
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-10-19

sa uchylenie rozporzadzenia z
r. 1907, nakazujacego ogranicze
ME exportu cukru z Rosyi az do
n. 1913, to tel przyczyny, IL
zniwa dobre roku biezacego zna-
cznie pomnozyly zapasy cukru w
Rosyi. JeSli to podanie zostanie
uwzglednione, to cukier potanie
ie
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-07-22
Fulton News
News items may he left Mt Mel
sens Furniture Store. or phoned
to Madison 4740.

Mrs Dalton Shregengost and children
have returned home from a stay at
Virginia Beach.
Mrs Monkey and little daughter of
| Norfolk. are the guests of her sister,
Mrs A. G.. Nelson. OF Williamsburg
Avenue
Mrs. Everett Wilkerson and children.
of Denny Street. have returned from
two weeks stay at Alton, Va.
Mrs. Frank Barrows. OF the Nation
a! CemeLeIy has returned from \
northern trip.
Mr. and Mrs. Willie Carol. are home
after spending some time OF Alton. Va
Mr. and Mrs. b. Il. Marlowe, left
Wednesday for Boston. Mass.
Mr.. F. II. CARRIER and Miss Laura
CARRIER left Thursday for New York.
and Niagara Falls.
Miss Ida Dinwiddie Is visiting
friends In Wytheville. Va.
+ Mr.. john Mayes, of {ireenviile. N
c.. was the guest or Mr.. and Mrs.
Curry this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Schmidt and Miss
Annie Schmidt have returned from
trip to New York and Atlantic City.
Mr.. George Brittian is spending sew
eral days at Ocean View.
Miss Ailene Bingley has returned
from a trip to the Sea Shore.
Mr., Claiborne, OF Williamsburg
avenue is Soiii1ed 10 MS nome Dy
sickness.
A large crowd accompanied the
Denny Street Sunday school on their
excursion to Buckroe Reach last We'd
nesday, and a most enjoyable day was
spent
Willie Bolan is sick in his home on
Williamsburg Avenue.
The funeral of Mrs. Cousins who
died Tuesday in her home on the River
Road. took place from her late resi-
denee. Wednesday afternoon. Burial
in Riverview Cemetery.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-07-22

were among tho young people invited
to a bowling. party given Monday
morning hy Mrs. John H Allen, of
Cincinnati
Miss Eiinor Bright and Edgar
Bright. who arrived last week, arc
sojourning in charming cottage In
the Tansds row,
Mr.. and Mrs. A NJ. West. Jr., of
New Orleans, reached here Tuesday
for an extended visit Accompanying
them was Miss Alice West. also of
New Orleans
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Whitney. or
san Antonio, Will arrive next week
10 spend the month.
MIR, an dMrs. James -. Kin. of GAL
weston. accompanied by Mr.. and Mrs
Rohert Green. also Of this .eitN, will
spend two weeks in August here.
While both Northerners and South
erners have been actually suffering
from the intense heat wave which
swept the country, sojourners at "Old
White" have found IL necessary to
don their heaviest wraps after, sun
set. while blankets on the beds have
been very comfortable at night Tues
day the steamboat was turned on un-
til the middle, Of the day. While II was
really chilly in the evening but per-
reety delightful for dancing.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-07-22

west virginia, who has been the guest
OF relatives and friends, in Richmond
LOT several weeks spent Friday with
MRS j. /. Wiltshire. OF East Rroa d
Street 4'' eau
Miss Allie Barnes, of East Broad
9sle@e. VINO mas been quite sick. is i'm
proving slowly.
Mrs. John c. Russell and son. Law
renee Gibbons Russell. OF New YORK
AFTER an absence Of ten years have re
turned TO their old home on n vjsf, Ia
mel! 11er brother, l.. B. Gibbons. 5I2 North
wenty- fifth Street. Mrs Russell wa .
formerly Miss Ellen Cole. daughter ~
the late w. A. O. Cole
Miss Kendall Lipaconbe. who has
neen on visit TO friends In Ashland
mas peen spending several DAYS with
iflehds on North Twenty sixth street
en- route to Tunstall's. New Kent
where she viii spend some time
Mf' toward Simpson, OF Ginter Parl,
lulIltriS OF twenty fourth and Broad
street was operated on THURSDAY ar
ternoon. He bore the ordeal veil s,.a
hopes are entertained for his snesav
recovery. 'peeus
Mr.. w. B. Meanly. OF East Marshal,
street, VIII spend the coming weekend
al Ocean View. N''u
Mrs. D. c. W. Mcleod continues
Borad Street East
MISS Corfnne Saunders OF Acca Va
spent hursday night with Miss Fila
flerce, OF Chfmhorazo Park en- ro,,.a
to Norfolk. where she VIII snenI, s sa.,se
time. - 9pVia1 soma
MISS kfttie Ryan, of 3402 East Rroaa
street, II spending her vacation wiz
frtentis In New York with
~, Miss Phyllis Eggleston. Of Fac,
Msarshsli Street. will leave the civ
,' Tor months stay with reia,
ives in Ttnstan Va.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-07-22
HORSE Is FAvOR|TE
At WHITE SULPHUR
MANY SovTHERNERs ATTEND
+, MEET UNDER AUSPICES OF
GREENSBORO COUNTRY CLUB.
INTEREST IN LADIES CLASS
AMONG TUE PROMINENT BOX
HOLDERS ARE JOHN u. BRANCH
MD GEORGE W. STEVENS.
OF RICHMOND.


Especial to The Richmond Nirgiuian,}
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS ".
VA. Jds 2l-AN the vide world
e,4eF- Sf,st; t,er E.ers are tanned 1nr their
/ love ~ horses and racing. and on
ThQrsaay great humble Of them
gathered at the opening day Of the
meet given Huder the auspices Of the
Greenbrier Country Club the moving
spirit being Thornton Lewis, of Ctn-
cinna0. who Was ably assisted ny the
~ell-kno@n horse1aan. Henry Dixon.
secretary 81 the meet Long before
.tRe ,apening daA,all the boxes were
reserved, ard mao there been three
1imes as many they ~o0ld All nave
been occupied.
The most discussed eyent was re-
SER e1 FOR Tomorrow. " men the meet
closes. y is a ladies class for sad
die horses the cup 90 60 TO the best
rider ana horse. owner UP. the wo-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-07-22

ors were attended to by Mrs. John
Potts, of Richmond AS the notes of
Lohenerin's Wedding March sounded
Miss Nell Potts. as bridesmaid. es-
corted the bride and groom" to one
OF the private supper rooms where
a great wedding cake had been given
the place OF honor. 1t bore the M
merais lS5o-l9ll. and the initials u.
'. and +. @. Mrs. Gray lis a sister
or the famous sculptor, Edward VAL
entine, whose statue OF General Rob
ert T.. Lee adorns the V M L.
The Misses ormes. OF New Orleans.
ana Miss Fluker. also Of that city
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-07-22

Misses Nerna and Bertha Atkinson.
Mrs. William Atkinson. Mrs. George
Wilroy and Mr.. Paul Atkinson. OF
Chimborazo Park leave the city Satur-
day to spend some time at Lake
George. New York.
Miss Alma Bradley Of Gil North
Twenty fifth Street has returned from
a delightful visit 10 relatives in Lynch
| burg.
Mrs. 'Chalkley and baby, who have
been the guests of Mrs. Thomas Laun-
der. OF 213 North Thirty sixth Street,
have returned to their home. in Wash
ington.
Mrs. Robert Atkinson has returned
from pleasant stay at Buckroe
Mrs. Ada Burton Gunno. of Hinton,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-07-22

at the Baptist church. Sunday at II
O'Clock A. NJ. At night the delegates
tell Of the meeting OF the association.
Mrs. y V. Croxton has gone to King
! tliam county. to attend the funeral
OF her nephew. Mr.. D. II. Gregory.
who died Wednesday.
Under the supervision OF Mrs, r. CO
Carr. the ladies' of Barton Heights rais-
ed saeeo for the city ice mission.
Mr. and Mrs. G. g. Raarns moved
this week from Virginia Avenue TO
North Carolina
Miss Mary Jervey is spending a week
at Virginia Beach.
Mrs. ]. r. william ana daughter.
Miss Lucille. Of Brooklyn Park. have
gone to Atlantic City to spend two
weeks.
Mr.. A. r Goodwin will spend sun
day with his family, VINO are sum-
nering in Louisa county.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-07-22
Barton Heights

The Rev. II. X. Bowden. Mr.. and
AIRS. ". II. Bixby and Mr. L. NJ. Lee
attended the meeting OF the Dover Bap-
list District Association this week at
coiossee Baptist church. In King VIII
liam county this week.
Mrs. Alfred Benson. 701 Greenwood
Avenue, Will leave SATURDAY. on a visit
TO friends. n stanton.
The Rev. r. H. Bowden will prea CHI
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-07-22
r paramount

May Council No. 81, Daughters
--'o''tS met At the Town Hall. corner
I 8srffloaF9't Avenue and Twenty f,rs,
street monday night. July II. Their
ueputy was there and installed tho
Following officers. who will serve tho
! council for the next six monrhs. co,,n
! clIor, Miss Bertha Price: Associate
1 Councillor. Mr.. w. {. Thacker; Wee
Councillor. Mr.. J. l.. Griffin; Associate
Nlce-councillor. Miss Lula TayIor.
oulde Miss Alma Barnes, Inside
Guard, Mrs. Alice Mtnson, Outside
I sInafa. Miss Netue Price; Finaneinf
t seer fss.,-M iss-Ie:.ie Il, Thacker,
/ treasurer, Miss bundle Atkinson. Re-.
/ cording Secretary. Mrs. J. l.. Grifin
Associate Secretary, Miss Zennie Can
on; Jr Ex-Councillor. Mr. A. u. NV
ers; Associate Jr. Ex-Councillor. Mr..
Floyd Mitchell: Trustees. II
| Thacker. II. l.. Morris G. f. Jones.
MISS Bertha Woody. OF Twenty-sec
ond Street, Is visiting relatives in
Lynehburg.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. II. Sims and daugh-
ter Eula. have returned home, after a
stay of ten days With relatives In New
York. and Atlantic City
MRS Sadye K. Gary, of Paramount
Avenue. is visiting friends In Roanoke
Va.
Miss Fanny Chenault, left Tuesday
to attend the Dover Association at
Colosse church, King William county.
Mrs Maggie Oneill has moved from
this vicinity to Beverly Street
/ Miss Eva johnson and Mr.. Ernest
Giosanetti. surprised their many friends
July the fourth, when they drove to the
parsonage OF st. Pauls Methodist
church. and were quietly married. Miss
johnson looked charming In cream
coat suit with hat and gloves to match
She is "A young girl CT many charming
personalities. and has many friends
The young couple will make their
home on Darlington Street, this city.
The Mems League, OF the Baptist
church will meet Sunday at seven p.
NJ. at the Baptist church.
Miss Mamie Harmon, Is very III at
her home on the Nine Mile Road
Miss Louise Polig. of PhiladeIphia
is the guest Of her sister Mrs G. A.
Gerrnelman. on Twenty second street
Mr.. Hillsmsn Hartc, is very i'll at the
Memorial Hospital where he under
went an operation for appendicitis
Monday morning.
Mr.. Bernard Ellis, OF Clover. Va. Is
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-07-22
O. H. Berry & Company.

the guest OF his sister. Mrs. Jenkins,
on Mosby Street.
Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Griffin expeet to
leave I'm few days for Cold Harhor.
where they will visit relatives for ten
days.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-07-22
CHURCH HILL NEWS


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Olson - 'N'~e~ ~ ''s
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1911-12-21

In tbs District Court ~ the sess
cath Judicial District OF tho State
Of laaho. Ia and Tor tho County %
Canspn
Nina W. Dtts. Flalullff. " Gcorec
II. plsts. Defendant.
TIE State ~ fdaho atuts xresti,R
10 the aAose named defendant
Yea Afu hsrebg rcqulrsd a. appear
ir an action oFoaght against y0a By
'he aAese aAnsed pialrtlff ia tho Dis.
trtrt Coarg Of the Seventh Judicial
District. State of Idaho. Ia aud for
To County Of Canyon. AM to answer
sAe complaint flied thorcin "a copy
Of which Is hereto attachodl with.
In twenty days (erclusire Of the day
OF ssrrleol after the service on you
Of this summons. II served Within
this district: or II served out OF this
district. within forty days. The said
action Ia brought TO dissolve the
Bonds Of Matrimony between the
plaintiff and the defendant. aud for /
he custody of the minor child OF |
he plaintiff. and for such other and
urtber relief as In equity she may
e entitled to, upon the ground OF
esertion.
And you are hereby notified. that (
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1911-12-21
NorlcE no coNrRAcroRs-

Sealed proposals win bo receive,
BY the Park Commission Of the Cit,
Of Payette Idaho. addressed to /.
v. Patch, chair commission, Pay.
cite, Idaho. until Dec. 20. 1911. at
noon. Tor furnishing an material
and labor necessary for concrete and
cement work In Jacobsen park. ap.
proxlmately as follows;
10000 square feet Of cement side
walk
1859 linear feet OF street curling.
5000 linear feet Of Park curbing.
Concrete bases for two fountains.
Plans. specifications and full infor.
nation may be had by applying to
W. c. Sturdeyant, City Engineer.
The commission reserves the right
10 reject any or all bids.
Signed
MARTIN o. LUTHER,
City Clerk.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1911-12-21

4 you fail TO appear and answer the
Seid complaint. as above required
the sald PLAINTIFF viii take luak
mHat against the defendant. al
prayed for IN said complaint
Given under my hand and the seal
@ the pistflct court az the Seventh
judicial District OF the State Of Ila.
no. ~ and Tor she County OF Can
vou. this Nth day Of November ia
The year % our Lord one thousand
niae hundred and eleven.
GEO. W. sr0vEfs. Clerk.
Bowen ard Riebeling.
Atiorneys for rlaiatiff.
Residing at Payettc. Idaho.