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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-11-03

Amid appointments that were SUI
@ers'v beautiful in their simplicity and
In the presence Of the family members
and her dearest girl friends, Miss Mary
Elizabeth, eldest daughter of John
Cumming of Grand Forks "Wednesday
evening became the fair bride OF
Charles Wesley Fisher. When the APP
pointed hour arrived Miss Mayme De-
Camp who rendered the beautiful
wedding music took her place at the
piano and the announcing song was
Loves Coronation, which was sweetly
sung by Miss Selma Hassell. Tmme-
diately the song ended the joyous notes
of the bridal chorus from WaRner's
Lohengrin were sounded and from the
dining room came the clergyman, Rev.
William FL. Matthews, pastor of the
First Presbyterian church Of that city
and the bridegroom with his best
man, Ira B. Fisher, brother from
Crookston. The bride and her party
descended the stairs and came through
the parlor entrance The wedding
supper was delicious two course re-
past served in all the rooms and over
which Mrs. Frank r. Hall and Mrs. 8.
@. DeCan1p presided. Misses Anastasia
White, Ruth Templeton. Lillian May
Dow and Marion Torgerson, served
and before the guests departed passed
dainty white boxes containing pieces
of the wedding cake Mr.. and Mrs.
Fisher left for points east on their
honeymoon and will be at home In a
cozy fiat in the Dinnie block in Grand
Forks after Dew. Is.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-11-03

Miss Mary Louise Hudson of VAL
lev City is the guest this week Of Miss
Gladys Taylor Of Fifth avenue south.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-19
AUDITORS
"orNing On Books o. Former Ao,,t
lee Love. az Barraekviie-Mso
Stiii Missing.

Although vigorous search bas
been hst'uicd 90 trace whatever has
been found Of Lee Love. the stallion
agent who 60 mystoriousiy disappear.
ID from his home az Harracsvlfi, NJ,
last Thursday evening. Tie last Sen
90 him vas IN Fairmont on Friday AT.
ernoon and before leaving bom. b.
io.l ne vile De- was going 10 Mound.
VIE 20 visit his mother. Who i've h,
that city.
Inquiries have been made az Pair.
mont ana in other cities surrounding
blt aside from one man. who saa
Dim in Fairmont no other person can
o. found Wts1 can CIV. any clue Do hfs
Hhereanouts. HlF mother and wife
are in MoundsyIlle and are very a~.
lous over his sudden leave fakIrr
tearing foul play al the possible cause
q bic absence
Although there o. nothing suspicious
about BE departure. the Baltimore q
ohio officials have sent two audifo~s
70 80 over the books 40 HarrnckvfIe
a. precautionary men sure Thev
have been engaged on Tho work sirr.
Monday and VII probably mrke Ea.r
report this week
. Friends o. Mr. Love. both i,
MOlndsvilie and HarracksviHe are
confident that be- could explain every
thing satisfactorily should 10 b. known
where be Is o. present. az 60 Be- not
thought that he is short with his &C
counts IN any way.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-19
Application for Franchise.
srrIfcArIoH norrcH.


Nefice - hrree. giNsa That toe fAn-
hsrdi- rractlan Company. a corporation
81 49, state - we-t virginia las made
srrncsficn 10 tie Councl q ~ city %
Whe~ilDE Tor th~ rtsat q it~rf - sue
c-szofr aui assigns. 20 cn-strucf ara
have. All TO- nay tSah Yuars fr,rrl ~.
cste - Nsrn ttf- ord .nance takcs eg-
fsrt - uairtsln ant operate A. sdd,-
Nonal 90 s-cssud railway track q three
rails. kncrras ree Raiis. - Constrscte1
- o. - -rnit tf- operation 20 cars Raw
~ q a. So % four feet eight And one
haf u,en~- aad i've feet two tnche-. ~
80 u'-l1. tus-thsr with Al n~c~zSAry
i.is- Nirs- an ofaer electrical o. me
.hsrtrsi appliances upon snd over >orth
haln stree ard tNe n-N Tup Mil RuaI
tnos helns fsc1rstr4 ted from cuan-s-
hens q = rfladc With ths present. tracks
OF to " f"-ti0E Traction CnfrpauN ant
ths inuhaneie Traction goru..anv ~ o.
bar Junauf ans kaf1n- a. th~ ~crth
limits - TIE ttty - Whe-liug and -
eonn~rt sac tfacAs. wif~s ana other No.
rrsafg slcCtrica4 nd mechanical Appii-
anrrs a. -ait pcfnt ~tta IT, t-ack- 81
tho -aif iahhandic rra~tion company
.'h-tf " t~a 90 O. - constructed from
SD city limits North~ardly
mere - also on tr~ Str Cav 81
oetohsr 1911 MET uits n. s.isrs - re
itrsf trAnsh . COUNSEL and Nth thu
Auditor and ~ -pfffcia tlsrk - a.. So
en4 lirAnra q c~unrii. - ordlnance to
- prgpoeed in The CourciI - the city %
th- shove ui.ntiS~sf risSts 49,, oT,.,.
nAhN-. IN siditi~r g. thr making OF such
sfant contains provisions IN the matter
~ indemnity - The city. compensation
70 no city. purch ase ~ the city %
physira property. etc. IA pursuance -
the provisions - the city tnarter ref
- 20 which Ordinance for further
Information - hereby made
PANHANDLE TRACTION COMPANY
ny Z" % NAGLE. Nlce Presidsnt
oclu-N0t
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-19
ADMIN'TOR'S NOTICE

IN TIRE Circuit Court OF Ohio County
West Virginia
Mary NJ Hermann. al
mintstratriN % the
estate - Fred Hermann.
deceased in charrer,
william Y. Hermann ana
Others
by virtue of an order entered In th-
at"Ne entitled cause by the circuit Court
~ ohio County. West Virginia c,, -.
Sun day % October. 1911. n h r. fsrrci
20 the urdersigneh TO report 10 the court
the following matters.
The accounts and disbursements OF
MARY VI hermann. administratrfx % the
estate OF Fred hermann. deceased. Inc
lehtS and liabilities % TIE said Frel
HERMANN. deceased. with their prioritfes
we persona ana real estate q which
said FRED Hermann died s-ix@d and pos
A"ssed, and To which he Was entitled
and the value thereof. whether safd F-rel
hermann % the time OF hts death pos
rFSNcd sufficient personal estate FOR me
pay u"nt or The costs - administrator
~ Ms estate. funeral expenses and MS
lfhtH ana Liabilities. the names ~ ms
nriFs and distribut-es and their respe~.
liNr int rests la hig estate the dover
rights and interests OF his wtdoU ., 49,
real estate. ana other matter. that MAJ.
p" Deemed pertinent or material bv tie
rnurni-s Toner or by any OF the 49,.
20 interest o. this cause
NbI - p u therefore given TIA, the
!hh' f-lgnet Comruisrioncr has fNed Fri
nav NoNemhcr II. 1871. commencing AZ
trI clock a m. a. the time and MS
'tfice NJ l2fG 'rariins street. Wheel
.ns. onto county. West; Virgins. a. the
place NJ which he viii proceed a. e..
Guy" me said order 81 reference and as
certain and report the several matters
IN said order Of reference required
Given under my hand. this iith dsv OF
October 1911. -
WILLIAM y KRUPP.
Commissioner
Attorney Tor pfafrss~
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-19
TOBACCO TRUST
WINS DECISION
COURT RULES THERE WILL BE
NO INTERVENTION az
INDEPENDENTS
Latter Are Granted Permission. How
ever to File Briefs Of Re-
organization Plan.

NEW YORK. oct is.-Therc will bs
no Intervention by the so-called indie
pendrnts 10 the American Tobacco
'"mpany's proposed plan ~ reoreani-
zatlon. The United states clrcui:
court handed down a memorandum
~ stating this afternoon. after 49,
i4tnE az petition during thu dav by
trilN II Levy. and Louis - Brand.is
counsel Tor three associations. stating
ih'r opposition o. the plan Tho I'M
dependents. however. viii Or. given In
opportunity Co present their objections
thr court stated o., 90 public n.-a..t..
here October 8Oth
The court VIII entertain no appli-
cation Tor fhr filing 81 documents *
ctrt hF parties 90 IN, action r.ads
the memorandum
TIA" petition 81 the independents
was flied In the name 81 the National
lfff Lar Tobacco Association. tho
'igar Manufacturer Association az
Nm-rl't. AND the Independent Tobac-
Ell" Saicsmrn's Association 90 America
Points Of Opposition.
Opposition % The plan was based
on the Following allegations
That tho plan. tho petitioners be-
hcNe. Isl fundamentally defective In
That % falls In substance and effect %
conform 90 the requirements Of On.
decree ~ the United States supreme
court
That adoption ~ the plan would not
In any substantial sense restore FREQ
competitive conditions IN the Tobacco
Industry. nor rsmovef tho domination
by the so-calied totIcco continuation.
Relative Co. the decision Of tho court.
Mr. Levy said tonight.
y am very much pleased thai The
court has granted the petition which
was He'd lF Mr. Hrandti- and myself
thereby permitting the ind,rcnIrnt
associations which We represent To-
present their objections to the plan
proposed hv III tobacco corrranr. ~
the hcarin- which ls o. le held on
october - also giving ms thc riFht 10
submit briefs AMI memoranda We
did not nsk On intervene We asked
merely fn o. permitted fu present orr
objections and fo br heard NJ the
arrrweut and this request has been
crnufed
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-19
TRUSTEES SALE.
rnuBrEEB aALE
or CHH .0KUR-

,,'hI virtus q e~-a % tut -,A1- -
1atfa Ma 49, Enua MA-on. rs
- = - a. Trustee dat--i TO- ieth
pr 80 pffies - the rl~rs ~ -. rsp-fT
raft q nh4u ro4ufs MesE NIrslrsa n
l'-sd ~ Trust hocs 80 -. pasv ..S. /
-- se4 90 Lzcltc auetirn 81 the uorfl.
front door - f-s Coart Hos.s - Cr,io
y. NEst Nirrtrta 81 SATURDAY.. to
lsia cay - Sosvtnt'sr. isli. cornrlsncinS
o. g~rgsL sitaatea a me Nssi eide -
s..in Stfe~t ans frontins th~rean. In the
t1fth ssrt % he Clty u Whseiinr. phio
a y described a. tolios- to-S4f
- 80 frntrf.y u~lnS the sasth
seven "a, and ias nc-th .ls,en feet ~
81 number fortySls tssI In =. arlins
80 t1ff acii'ign a. ne Nlgy % Whs.l-
On me We-t sidr o. Nh str., ana "a.
tsni.ng back q an even NIdth 30 an
LH.1 m IN rvar % said lot rox-ther
wa A.. ne nAildiDgs aud imusoFvulsnts
g. o~.ouxinE
rai- tens ,he same property ,hst~a.
srfiH-i % ~. sd Harry NAsen fur ana
4lf-nE tis ratlral lifetime ~ a.. last
= ~ 49, testament % ~us4n. ~ Susanna
Mason. deceased. b.lng nov % record if
1fds ~ oato County West NirEtnia. an
ne sane properly that TIE heirs ~ ths
ssid susan; or Savanna Mason conseye,
aslrs % th~ said susan. or susanna.
hason. under the VII Aforesaid 10 the
ssii HAIRY Mason - tNo dee-is that are
nor ~ record Ia the CLERKS Ofnce 81
gao County West NtrrIria IN u-.d
b"oh NO L. ~ pae~r .Q9 aud so.
TERMS OF SALE
one-thifd OF the purchase money and
~ mlch more a. the purchaser may elsc,
20 pay. IN cash on the day OF sale ana
tnc residue IN tNn equal af.rual nay
Ii"hts. Nith interest 80 -iN Per cent from
date. PAYABLE semi-anuually the tyr-
cnh-rT giving nutr- Tor the deferred IN
sts-l tn-It- With approved security. and
ne ute 10 the property h~tug retained
~ the trustee until ~ j. fully paid FOR
o-iT-to-n-15 Trgat..
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-19
Motto. 20 cr.ditor,

To The CreditOts ~ Fred Hermann. De
IN pursuance ~ decree % the cir
cuit Court - The COUNTY ~ ohio "a.
IN cause therein pending 70 subfer,
tho real estate Of Fred Hermann 10 ~ :
pnym~Gt q h's debts YOU are reaufred
estate 80 the 49, Fred Hermann 70, a..
ludicafion 20 william p Krurp. com.
miss .oner. ~ his office ~ 1925 rAap-
Inc street. Wheeling. ohio County. Wes,
1871.
witness John Z Kinghorn. clerk o.,
The sad court, ibis nth day ~ O~to-
her 1911
JOHN 7. KINGHORN.
ia, ..--- Clerk
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-19
SEALED PROPOSALS.
chAnta and Othlr Xhnlrsala nsalsra

Notice 20 E4rufActurers. Jobbers Mer-
chants and Other whoiessle Dealers
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN That
m" state Bard Or Control OF the state
~ West virginia viii receive hiaH daily
AZ tie office 81 Charleston WeEt Viz
gina. Tor furnishing supplies FOR the
several state Institutions the financial
Enlargement % which - vested IN saii
boarf Contracts viii be awarded 20 the
lnNest httdsrs quality considered and
Other things bcinr equal Meet Ntrrinia
dealers Will b. given fscfer.nce
Lists NJ supplies needed VIII b fur
nlrh Ell bidders on rsce4p. Of requests
stating ~. line desired
STATE BOARD OF CONTROL.
ag-l-tf Chn-.~stcr. West virginia
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-19

-, - u On 'aFIh--yoa qlestcn-h1s thls 90
With the cost OF Nvings
~eI N the nrst place. Il D. seif evident ~hen
10 ouy suE b. the package or can you pay for
ma, ar package or You may pay for t by giving
shshtly increased price for th.. commodity You may
PNs lOl * y receiving an inferior quality % goods
49, D.t you surely pay For that you cant
ming Tor nothing-eyen a tin cans one OF the IN
mutabie laws Of life
-. see that you are uplifting your nose very
scoFfHily az This ridiculous small uindednrs and saw
ne I'o~ inueh dos un can a crock-ry AR costa
s.'.y' peIDops ferhaps 80. Perhaps less But
the point u what on. tin can or on crock,r
jar cost but What do the dozens dozens that have
sh eArteu away IN your refuse In the last years
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-19
GENERAL NOTICES
Application for conet,,on.I r~rsoT

Nrtise lr hereby given that ON or
eppileatiou Will Re rlcl with Mon D -
il"rson- Pardon Attorney. Charleston
Va. fo- tie pardon of Gsor.- smith.
convicted OF To- crime 90 forseFv. az the
September term. 1910. 90 the criminal
court or Ohio County. and sentenced to
llflronment Ia tire West Nlrrfnfa
fenlt"ntary Tor the g~rioi 90 two years
'Sisn~d1 GEORGE SMITH
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-19


Of
they
and
hi fob
measu
Ana yet how the
epackag
nave oeen tod that %
men 70 gradually Of
e on paying 'he sam os cone
lsei Inc price % this
Now mind you this Intended a. Wholesale
80 In bulk
the reign
TO do with the skscraplng ,sior
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-19
The Daily Chit-Chat
By RUTH CAMERON


% 'ihs ~Hieh Il
- ~ al our lanUmeraole ops OFT the
hho hat the Jar psekssecsn % the
seems hops~ke-ps,x ueu
ever cheese. eo1ee
e Nhst AN jArs packages
ten - ~ -N~ ~
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-19

Special Dispatch t0 ere INTEL ron-er
FAlHMorT. W Va. oct. fs-The
October term ~ 90. irfs~mrflafo
court with judy D. p Morean IN the
bench convened This morning The
fret case called was fhar ~ tho state
against NaV Miller CHARGED with un-
iHV ful selling Th. rHa. will rn f0 the
iury early tomorrow morning
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-19
WANTED-bIale Help
rxrr.1nrcrp CAR rNsprcro,

EXPERIENCED CAR INSPECTIONS
AND SHEET INITIAL WORkEHs.
BLACK SMITHS PIPE IrIT'rF.Ifg'
STEAM FiTTERS, AfK-BRAKE ~.
-. ~ Ibt@ COACH CARIsESTEIsS
WOOD MACHINE HANDS, TO TAKE
l.Lh. rs MEN on STRIKE GOOD
WAGES. PRE- TEANSFORTATIOS
AID HOARD STEADY JOB. sOHER.
- IEitlkNCED MEN CAN APPIY
DAILY To J.. X MORTON. ROOM 80
T. EGEhTEK BLDG. 1i07 MARKET
TT o-is-u
LUABEhhEu-Io you want more
money. better location, advancement
- can market your ability for all it'a
worth We have written agreements
Mith lumber companies TO furnish men.
" reach everywhere Write to-day en-
cl1aiuE STAMP. l.umberman'n Abstract
70. Dept Nashville. Tenn. o-l4-rn
WAErEp-At opes seversI GOOD dsIiv-
cfy ana tales boys, 10 work bef0rs
. hool Apply - Circulation Depart
nent intelligence. between = and .
\ IN.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-19

Vein o. 1fl gfa between
20 sd ferna. station. Enfrff TEN
'NAffi. engfaNed u W Moore ~
.s.l pirtse return 70 Faura Ticket
eilire and rccs4ge reward oil
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-19
FOR SALE.

~-~~~~~-~~~-~~-~~~~~-~~~~
FcR sALE-second hand furniture. a.
q, .,ss DO henney Place. Third street.
inaftr"sseS. comforts. feather pillows
wash Stands. center Stands fnsfes
chairs gockers. Eas stoves. lounges. limo
ieuu. coffee urn. ice chest. water cool
crs. side board and dishes are Offered f1r
sale very cheap during the remaining
days ~ october o-fs-p
roR SALE-one lot - second hand
lumber and timber. a. weimer Tarkire
plant. Fulton. AK Tor Mr. Gaynor
o-is-g
ron sAIE-Autonohile runahout 90 h
.. suitable for truck. 1880 Sat
o-ls-t
wAETED-EEpsueEe turner's ana
slashsrs IN enamel department. STEADY
cAaAndaigus, N. 4 o-is-n
ron sALE-Lesss TO b. soIa a. one. on
nsikst street. between i4th ana istk
Address Lease, care Intsnlgsnesr
O-is-nn
ron sALE-resirabie piece ~ rro-sr.v
IN flHrinrton. Oai1. fhree-quartsrs
acre ~ ground. two buildings. eleven ana
SIX rooms. good condition. Abundance -
fruit all advaufnres ~ tie vicinity fr.
ql.re Mrs. .. Sims 20 Narth Fr9rf
~. city. National Phone is95-Y. o-Is-i
ron sALE-one 20 foot ~ 10 dsts al.
railing desk. also one roll tor 49, sr.i
.aif Inquire as Main s.. Heuwood
y" Va olfs-l
FoR sABE-Farm 81 200 acres a.
miles east - " Wheeling FOR irforrIa-
W., w5.s ID ,ge'' a. N. snetsker. q = 80 2.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-19
PRIVATE
LOANS

n YOU are iccklnE for a PIT
Nat- lSsn and want TIE loves,
rates ant beet pisr<. don't fat
% 49, TIE NATIONAL LOAF
COMPANY ovEA AeLArH>D
pHuo STORE. CoHNrH 18TH
AUp MAlKEr srs- WHEEL-
THo. ". Va We make ioans
In MhesiinE and all surround
ing towns In W Va. On house
hold suots. piancs. etc. leav-
ing them In your ros.-xsioa.
slic~ing YOU srcn one month
20 one Nssr'- time 20 ray N
small weekly or ncnthiy ray
meats
what loan vita Us win
cost.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-19
TOE SALE.
Mt. D. chantal Pron.rtr.

lW" SIX room frame dWelllngn wf-h
Eas Pump and cistcrn water az door
Nnfner Jog inNio1 q Terms can b. ar
ranEed Less Than g. 600 Us Guys both
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-19
Wanted SituationS--Male.

wAETED-Employmsnt, ~ boy Ia yrs
OF age; either I'm office, store or fac
tory. wares no object. Best references
Addnsss o. J.. care Intsliigencsr. o-IG-f
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-19

S'N-rogm bungalow with hau. HAVING
.ffnenfct cellar. cabinet ruautelH. font
JOY .It gas ans water. Cement walks and
ghIls. board walk o. house. ~ blork i
irlm car line can ne bought Tor
wAHwoop LoTs-cooi cite. fo-
modern homes
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-19
FOR RENT

roe HENT-Niceiy Furnished from
rooms. al 1907 chapline -. oil
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-19

TOR REHT-NeW house IN Warwood.
rooms. bath, large reception hall. pan
ltt, water ana EaH. tnaa. ~. Dunnauay,
$40 q tenn - cali b. phone before l
g. ~. Nat i09f-M. Bell Ids5-H o-II.rs
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-19

ron Rent rooms. an Convenience.
Apply 1911 Jacob 81 o-Ia.fn
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-19

fOk EEHT-iour room house first
floor. Inquire 23fO Wood 81 o-IC-j
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See Our Bulletin AZ rntranes.
hEHnN ~. CUNDLrNC. ACHs.-r

OPP victoria Theatre.
No 1879 Market 81
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-19

FoH sABE-Farm - 200 acres -.
miles east ~ Wheeling For frfrrr-.a.
ton address a. n. sneleker. o. d SO Z
WneeInE 90. -
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-19

FoH SALE-One lot - second hand
lumber and timber. AZ Welmer Packing
plant. Fulton. AK Tor Mr. Gaynor
o-1s-g
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1911-06-22
FROM DOWN EAST

Friday, June 9, 1911, the city o
| Providence celebrated the 275th an
niversary of it's settlement. Exer
cises concentrating the even
were held in the first Baptist meet
ing house. A distinguished com
pany of state and city officials anc
| literary men and women listened
| for several hours to review of in
tervening events by eminent his.
torians.
Roger Williams, expelled from
Massachusetts on account of his
liberal views upon religious sub
jects, crossed the Seskonk river
the western boundary of Massa-
chusetts, on June 9, 1856, and es-
tablished settlement with his fol-
lowers, calling the place Providence,
because he believed that God in his
providence had directed him here to
PIONAdC a P1dCC WAClC 1CIIS lOuo l4O'
erty should exist, community in
which men could serve God accord
ing to the dictates of their con-
sciences.
Soon after his arrival here with
his followers he organized the first
Baptist church in America, erecting
house of worship where the First
Baptist meeting house now stands
The present building-in which the
anniversary was celebrated-is a
large wooden structure that has
been enlarged and practically re-
built several times. Roger Williams
was born in Wales in 1899 and died
in the city he founded in 1888. His
grave is included in what is now
Roger Williams Park, the most
beautiful park in Rhode Island.
Some of Roger Williams decend-
ents reside in the state at this time.
Providence contains population
of 225, 1000 inhabitants. l. is one of
the greatest industrial communi-
ties in the country. There are here
more than two hundred varieties of
manufactures. The largest cotton
mill in the world is located here,
using over 100000 spindles. 1t has
the largest silverware establish
ment, the largest fact DRY for the
manufacture of wooden screws and
the largest file mandatory, oper-
ated by the Nicholson File Co. The
The Nicholson files are the stand
ard for excellence all over the
world
In the older parts of the city the
streets are narrow and devious, but
in those areas built up in the
last half century there are fine
streets of ample width. The main
streets are all paved with granite
blocks and the city is one of the
cleanest in the country.
The resident portion of the city is
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1911-06-22
GET THEIR DIPLOMAS

Largest diploma class on record
in Pierce county-sixty-eight rural
school graduates-get diplomas.
Fiftv-two rural school graduates
from all parts of the comfy received
their diplomas in Ellsworth last
Saturday, June IL. Counting Miss
Mabel Johnson, whose name was
omitted by mistake in the former
list, the number of rural school
graduates reaches sixty-eight, or
ten more than the largest class ever
graduated before in the county.
Five graded school graduates al
so received their diplomas. The
rest of the graded school graduates,
sixteen in number, received their
diplomas at local graduations.