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Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1911-06-23

ORLEANS,

Mrs. Joe Steinmetz and children at
tended Sunday School picnic at Yer
non, Tuesday.
Vitalis Ahern went to Spring Valley,
Sunday, to attend K. c. initiation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Schaefer re-
turned home Wednesday last after a
visit with his brother Charley at
Columbia, S. d.
Miss Maud Mckenzie is visiting
friends in Cresco this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Singer spent
Sunday with their daughter, Mrs. Guy
Humphrey.
The K. H. Burr family has moved
into their new house and are busy tear
ing down the old one.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Steinmetz enter
tanned Charley Frey and family from
near Splllville, Sunday.
The Cunningham families spent Sun
day with Mr.. and Mrs. Mahlon Culbert.
Mrs. Curtis Miller is on the sick list
Mrs. Frank Walton entertained COM
pany Sunday, viz: Mr.. and Mrs. Will
Howard of Cresco, and Mrs. Reeves.
Frank Farrell and lady friend at
tended Old Settlers at Burr Oak, Tues
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert DeWalle called
on his brother Lou, Sunday.
Miss Marcella Ahern called on Mrs.
Humphrey, Monday afternoon
Clarence Olson, Paul Eddy and Casey
Clark took dinner with the Walton
boys Sunday.
Adam Steffen and family spent Sun
day with their daughter.
NORTH ORLEANS.
The Morgan L. A. S. will meet with
Mrs. Everette Smith the goth.
Mrs. Ole Doe of Sioux Falls. Wis :,
is visiting with the Hendersons this
week.
Mrs. Bernard Davis went to Wis
consin to attend the funeral of Mr..
Davis sister, returning Tuesday, &C
companied by her neice.
MIR. and Mrs. E. Pollitt, Mr.. and
Mrs. Guy Pollitt and baby attended
old settlers picnic at Burr Oak.
On Monday, June II. at DEBORAH;
Iowa, occurred the marriage of Albert
Dale and Jennie Cage, both of Or
leans. Congratulations.
Quite number of young people at
tended the dance at Kendallville Fri
day night.
Mrs. Harry Pollitt visited at the
Pollitt home Wednesday.
Mrs. John Ellingson and family and
Miss Gladys Ellingson spent Sunday
evening at Mons Askelson's.
Mrs. Arthur Gardner and Luells
Steinmetz drove to Plymouth Rock,
Wednesday.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1911-06-23

Theo. Kratz has started to paint his
new house.
Amel Koch lost one of his best horses
recently by distemper.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Qualley made
calls few days among relatives and
friends.
A number of young people took a
drive Sunday evening enjoying them
selves greatly.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1911-06-23
Score Hurt In Wreck.

Randolph, VT, June PA score OF
more of passengers were scalded o,
severely shaken up in a collision on
the Central Vermont road here be-
tween the Boston and Maine express,
and freight train.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1911-06-23
NORTH ALBION.

NORTH ALBION.
Mrs. Anil keune assisted Mrs. VIM.
Keune in sewing Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. VIM. Burmeister of
Harmony and Theo. Debbert and family
of Preston. spent Sunday afternoon at
A. A. Bigalk.
Mrs. Sever Severson visited Mrs.
Lewis Milbrath Tuesday.
Miss Lillian Kreuger visited Mrs.
Batter Friday.
Miss Matilda Volkmsn left Monday
for Mott, N. D., where she has a posi-
ton in bank.
Herman Wienkauf autoed to De-
corah Tuesday.
Albert Ludwig and family and the
Misses Sarah and Gertrude Sorem,
spent Sunday at the G. Batter home.
Miss Josephine Bigalx. was caller
at Anil Keune's Saturday evening.
Mrs. Phil DeGrave was a caller at
John Walters one day the past week.
George Volkman spent few days
in Minneapolis and st. Paul the past
week.
John Burmeister and Reuben and
Herbert Phister and Alex Geotsch
spent Sunday at A. A. Bigalk's.
The Misses Rose Reuber and Pearl
Anstett of Preston, visited Miss jose
phine and Esther Bigalk Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theo. Halweg of Cres-
co and Mr. and Mrs. VIM. Miller of
Michigan spent Tuesday at John BIZ
galk's.
Chas. Mandelko did some cement
work for VIM. Bigalk last week.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1911-06-23
ALBION.

Everybody wishing for rain.
Miss Edna Fairbanks of Cresco, was
an over Sunday visitor in Albion.
MIR. and Mrs. j. Chubbuck autoed to
Chester Friday afternoon.
Some of our Albionites attended the
Children's Day services in Bonair Sun
day evening.
Mrs. Mckay and baby of Harmony.
visited at the Chubbuck home from
Saturday until Sunday.
Mrs, Otto Stevens entertained a
brother and family, of Preston over
Sunday.
Miss Mona Silliman of Cresco visited
at the Richards home the first of the
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter DeGrave autoed
to TT. Atkinson Tuesday.
Mrs. w. Sherwood, also Mrs. Irvine
and daughters, all of Cresco, accompa-
MED by the latter's sister, Mrs. Rose
Lewis of Chicago, visited Recently
recently, at the c. A. Wells home.
Schools closed in the Albion and OAR
row districts last week.
Arthur White and family of Cresco,
spent Sunday afternoon at the G. +.
Ashley home.
Through the plans and efforts of the
Perseverance Band, work has com
menced on the church sheds, recently
blown over by the wind storm.
Children's Day will be celebrated at
the Albion church, next Sunday after
noon, June 25th, at 2 O'Clock. Our
Superintendent, Miss Ashley. SIS spar
ing no pains to make this an interest
ing occasion for both old and young
and extends hearty welcome to all.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-08-05
Astoaessle CsnlesAar.

August 3sA-5 ~~- Galveston
teach races, Galveston Automo-
bile Club.
August -Races on
tsearhart Beach. Portland Auto
mobile club. Portland. Ore.
August 13--Worchester hill.
climb Worcester Auto Club.
August la--.Rsitahility run of
Quaker city Motor Club. Phila-
delphia
uKlatts p st I<essts II. rasiAnss
biiity run. Missouri Antotnobtls
Asssss la-su-a~ss4 viz
1tness sseaahiiisy Msa ~ News
August ss-as-Eixin road
! races. Chicago Mater Club
for trucks of Chicago Motor
club. Chicago.
September 4~--oklahoma re-
liability run, Dailx oklahoman.
September ~ Brighton
Beach races, New York.
September 4-Denv%r track
inset. Denver Motor Club III
September 7-S-s-~Trsck meet,
Minnesota state ssutomohiie
Association. Hamhline track.
Z petab~r FaiEfnoant Park
road race. Philade lphiA,
October s-ls---1 900 mills "a
liability. Chicago Motor ClHh.
October 1e-Is RAliabllisy
run 81 Harrisburg Motor Club.
November Track anaet -
Waco Automobile Club. Waco.
Tex.
November 2-3-s--Reiiahiliyy
Il. run ri Quaker. City MOTOR Club,
Philadelphia.
November 9-1t--TrAck meet,
San Antonio Automobile Club. f
November 7-41~-~phoentx road .
race. Maricopz Automobile Club
November 10s--TrAck meet Ut
Marieapa Automobile Ciub,
Phoenix. Arts
November S7---VAndarbut road
race. Savannah, aa.
November 10rarAnd prix
race, Savannah, On.
November a0-December e-S~-~
Los Angeles m0t0rdrOmk, 81
December 3S-4e--LOa AM
xsiss snotordrens lnsat .,ss
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-08-05

ruling Of MIR. III. Grim Peck the
referee Of the race
An the entries consist IN two
classes, touring cars and rtinaboAte
the car In either class that comes
nearest to the standard ttnA aet.
hy the scout car which will ~ ever
the route, In advance, will have first
choice.
The trophies may be seen at KOnn-
trees store, 703 East Broad street,
where they aresnow on exhtbttipn.
The run Is conducted under the
auspices of the Committee an Con
tests and Tours Of the Richmplld
Automobile Club and permisstan for
holding II has been granted ~ the
contest hoard Of the A "A -
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-08-05

a30v~ss bat surely the good roads
ssssss Il. sa,vn htnr toward fhe sic. geo
Id. sss''.S q .'7. =. - 80,
essu ~ ssichs1soha iof t"e ''aa.u
The capital city.
II What good highways mean To Rich
Snxf II shown In the statement or
y Wetsfxer. t,f the Jefferson. and
tenet Henry MrNair edlsvr of the
Nfurupbllr Blue Hack.
Ivy thorpuxkfare between Washing.
AID Rfch mpnd, says Mr. Wefsiaer,
thnt can he travelled over Will
MArth 1870. Gee year 10 the City
K$Hhmund.
sff 4hs Washington highway fs worth
VI naarch. then the Peninsula high-
should NJ worth at least half
IN amount, and goed road 10 the
r11lna border an much more.
rhAt th@ xaoraonss Vile htknway Will
Seurth ID Richmond In best cAicu
bY those who live along the
22fe ana who are AainG all I'm their
lIer u campiets this thoronghrare.
4snof Reads Mean Millions.
and especially 10 the capital
~
8kAMport News. Mt the ether end u
NenAnssaia highway, has contrib
46,Nbe Ia the construction Of
4horDuxhfare. This highway
N into Richmond, vet Richmond's
ksabutlan thus far has been 1ust
N8ts
No. muney has heen pledged, and
BtacitinE committee In at work daily
SkfnK further contributions. Tney
I'll raised ss.317.se. ara sIsees or
m sam was contributed by Frank
SsyS " s.,sta
I'M order 10 complete the Gordons-
f3lo highway an we'll a. the Periin-
~&5a Highway the balance OF the 49,
%1 uaaat be raised.
&M 10 the purpose Of the committee
ltAe some OF this money 10 place
'&&sthOroughfare between washing
S,M md Richmond In such condition
Sax motor parties from the Nortn can
len the city fer the coming Ma
MMAf HIGHWAY Convention.
tmap0rtAnse of convention.
nm Importance o. thls convention
1hDNn ny the TACT that Fresideht
sM ~ sndeaVoring 70 cancer engage
Ssfs ~ the west mat ne may AT
Ss ~ ~ nmuna manner ~ aom-
= Us 3ork PREPARING 'or -
nA FeSer1nurg 1hAmner OF seh~
u sMQrkink w. enn1aln ~ ~iih
Macnmond enamoer.
q rs nTassel iseafd q irane hs
4nteA speeia1 heslahs - Vase pat.
IN the movement y,
s.s ~ ssll IN. 1esaoMsas nsalea a."'h ~
|f.sa1st saa Z. ne anse"Hon'ie ea,sof =.
hNshhsaha s'rsha'ah spe'Na ioi
/ Assr ~ ID $3.50, 49,. .,
81 iAss~r TWIN l,s's'".' .a,,
M |SSs. "a. So 'sss...
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-08-05
Wmsen Cross country tn car

WHeH VkVjsss tUNntry IN Car.
AERIRS, X. r.. August Mrs.
a. b. Ross and her daughter ar
rived at their homie in Auburn re-
Gently. having made the trip from
san Francisco la Packard "3o"
touring car. They were accompanied
only BY driver and Travelled every
mile Of the distance IN their own
power. The ladies passed two nighta
tn the car whiie crossing the Rocky
mountains.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-08-05

n. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES o1 tie WIc6Nn0N1
.SewpeTt AeSvM Saturday, August ~,
-Four prizes have been donated BY
The Richmond Vtrginian for the So
ciabiifts, run down the new penin-
sula ht1hssRy SATURDAY. August -.
The hrst two prizes consist OF =
handD0i6a silver cup and an auton,oy
bile hamper. colnp ietely equipped
with rlsinA. and the ether necessaries,
including thar mos bottles. 10 make an
fdean outtlg for y waysids meal
The two n1Eoud prizes consist ct
an Mntemobile trAak 81 the most APP
proHAd design ma 4. thermoa lunch
entfit. incluqino hottlea and lunch
box ia NathAe castings.
The winners ut the prizes will hAva
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-08-05
4. ~ y; 8 r., 5lss; :, VI III
4otS ~ rcstsr.

The run will celebrate the open
Ing Of the new peninsula highway.
Tha start will b ~ tho Jeffer-
son hotel Richmond, ana the finish
at the Warwick hotel. Newport News.
Az Williamsburg the tourists viii
port News, which will escort the
visitors to that city.
All who wish to eater the run may
do SO by fling out the accom- pany-
ihG coupon and mailing II TO thu
Automobile Editor pf The Hichmond
VtrGinian or 10 IN. Fl. W. Baseett,
chairman Of ths COMMITTEES on Con-
tests and Tours Of the Richmond
Automobile Club. los West Grace
street. Richm0f1d
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-08-05

aectiun !, The entrance fess fxpsl
|rlubs shall he TACO. for indtVi4 MI
naeAlt,ers, ti,00; but no entr93Ila 4 ~
shah ~ required ef clubs oSS| r. ~
viduAlA now members 81 tho \ ~ ~ r
Gan AntanaohtlN association. 9i31 EsS ~
hAvs PAID their entrance ices 1 xtS4x
aMs0claSion. Furthermore flsYss g
tratte -, both for Individual n SS6
sinbs. naxy hs waived for such
m pertods ~ the board of am ~ NJ
uray designate ssS s3Sz
" See Fhe annual dnex shnSE "
On AaeA tnairi4uas member d ~ - "a n
|, IA >ASN naelRher tt sAvh club =
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-08-05
Washington to Richmond Hig hway
is Worth $250.00O Yearly to City

ali these districts to work for tina
road ~
r. M RUENEI.S.
Secretary Bristol Board at Trade.
Isicisaend walking Up.
The optnian. of the earnest worksrs
ia the cause " t5ood Roads, Rich
mond In but slsNly waking up 70 thu
Importance at events now taking
place.
A large namber of fhak vidaal sub
scribers have done their share IN
contributing tn the cause which bene-
fits all. but others have been slow to
aid ths movement.
Yesterday FIVE more persons Joined
the ranks ef th% workers and added
their mite to thu asase.
The HIST, with the amount previous
n acknowledged by Chairman E. G..
Peiouze. of the Soliciting Committee.
In as follows.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-08-05

securing rational legislation and the
enactment and furcement of proper
ordinances and regulations governing
the use OF such vehicles. "a protect
the owners and users OF motor vehI-
cleS against unjust or unreA 0n&0ie
legislation; tc promote and enr0ng-
age tho maintenance and cona<xHctiom
~ good reads; and generally Nh matn-
tAfn thd rights and priviiege6 AZ A1l
persons who own or are int1r4 9tad
In such vAhicies. through soma -
tional association with which this -
RanixAtion shall be affiliated.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-05

a business visitor here for the pas,
week. has returned 20 his home In
Huntington.
Rev. and Mrs. Harry Levi. who
have been spending some time in
Atlantic City. are expected home to-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rosenneld. OF Balti.
more. who have been visiting Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Horkheimer for the
past week. will leave for their home
In Baltimore Friday.
Miss AIDA fletcher. OF Racine, o..
is the guest of Miss Bertha Gorrell.
Mrs. Sultzbacher. OF Steubenville.
is visiting her mother, Mrs. Sol.
Kraus. Of this city.
Mrs. Segliman. the mother OF Mrs.
Samuel Kraft. who has been serious
ly Ill at the North Wheeling hos
pital. is some better.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Horkheimer
have gone to housekeeping in the
Glass residence on North Main
street.
Mrs. Max Hexton, OF Cleveland, is
the guest of her sister. Mrs. Ed. Hirsh
OF 2O3 North Broadway.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-05
Suburban 500 Clnh-

, airs. Fred r. Cowl was hostess TO
the Suburban 500 club at her home
IN GlenwoOd Thursday afternoon.
Euchre and 500 were the diversions.
after which Il dainty course luncheon
was served. The dining room was
beautifully decorated in pink and
and white. roses being used. The
tally and place cards were hand
painted roses, the work OF the
hostess.
First prize WAS won by Mrs. Jack
Wallet, pair OF long white kid
gloves. Mrs. William Cox won sec
ond. "A piece of French lingerie. Miss
Caroline Mayors won visitors prize.
a piece OF Madeira work Consola-
ton was won by Mrs. Charles
Deiters. fancy pincushion.
Mrs. William Schenk will enter.
tain next Thursday al her home al
I Woodlawn.
Those present were. Mesdames
Charles Deiters. Charles r. Freese.
Lou Brand. Ben lmhom. Joseph
Beuter. John Wallet. Anton Bciber-
son. VIII Cox. William r. Schenk.
Mrs. Weimer. Miss Caroline Mayors
and Mrs. Fred r. Cowl
Mrs. Flora Williams has returned
home from a visit with friends in
/ Hannibal. Ohio.
+. II. Frazier. manager of the
Juergens bakery, spent several days
in New York
Attorney Fred n. Brinkman will
leave this morning for SistersviIle
10 attend TO legal business matters.
Harry Smith. Of Whipple. Ohio. is
the guest Of his brother. Attorney
Charles J. Smith at his home on the
Island.
Miss Meta Beneke and Miss Anna
lieft have returned 10 their homes
on the South Side after attending
a Lutheran conference az Jewett.
Ohio.
Misses Frances Jordan and Caro-
line Hupp left Thursday evening for
Baltimore. where they will attend a
special meeting Of the Daughters OF
the Revolution. They will also visit
IN Annapolis and Washington.
Miss Regina LGtz. OF South Penn
street is the guest OF friends in
Homestead. Pa.
Mrs. Sarah Han. of New Martins
Vile. is spending few days with
relatives and friends boz This city.
Mrs. I'd a. Ankle and son. Ben.
.amiu j., VIII return home in few
days from Indianapolis ind. where
they have been visiting friends.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-05
SOCIETY
chIIdrenS Entertainment.

Friday evening, the children OF Miss
Bertha Wilson's school, appeared in
a beautifully gotten up play at the
Elks' auditorium. which was well at
tended and thoroughly enjoyed. as
the children taking part were very
young and many OF them never ap-
peared upon the stage. The program
was delightfully."- interesting. The fan
drill was very picturesque. the follow
Ing little maids taking part: Mary
Hildreth. Francis Wood. Eleanor
Stewart. Mary Burdatts. Katherine
HOFFMAN, Leeana Hubbard. Elsie Lee
Storer. Louise Walthers. Lucille FLAG
Gus and Katherine Waterhouse.
The doll drill. captivatingly COS
TUNED and beautifully arranged. con-
sisted OF Elizabeth Hubbard. Ellen
Wilson. Evelyn Klein. Mary Elizabeth
Stifel Elizabeth Adams. Louise Har-
per. Helen Waddell Louise Abbott
Elsie Wagner and Sarah Hildreth.
The grasshopper dance done by the
boys. was exceptionally fine and the
costumes we're fine Those taking
part in this dance were: Frank
Waterhouse. Dana Kelly. Louis
Naterhouse, Harry Abbott. Vance
Harper. Edward Flaccus. Orville
Dewey, Chauncey Dewey and Jack
Wilson
Then there was the character dance
Or nations. in which the following
took part; Irish lassies. Mary Nor
gan. Minnie Milton. Louise Woods and
Hannah Morgan: Dutch girls. Helen
Gather. Katheryn Klein. Florence
Mason and Virginia Ransom: Scotch
lassies. Helen Tallman. Eleanor Arm
strong, Louise Nelson Whitaker and
Helen Stryker: Spanish. virginia
Flaccus. Margaret Ogden and Mary
Wilson
To Have Musical.
The musical which is to be given
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-05
APPEAL To PITTSBUR G
harrisburg Woman Sends Pathetic
Message TO Daughter. Care OF
Pittsburg Police.

Social Dispatch 20 .he T,teusg.,-o-
PIITSBURG, Pa. May 4.-This
pathetic message awaits Anna shan
aman' aged Is. Of Clarksburg. at the
Fittsburg police headquarters:
FOR Gods sake. Anna. come hack
Mother"
me girl in question disappeared
Aprh 10. She was a telephone oper-
ator. and al the same time W q
Richardson. aged %. CIarksbure
restaurant employe. disappeared. No
trace OF either has been found de-
spite lengthy search. and the
mother IS almost Frustrated
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-05

The recital given by Miss Elsie
Thomas. OF Cincinnati. az the Thorn.
son " g.. church. was largely attend.
cd Thursday evening This is the
third recital to be- given by Miss
Thomas BOO the city and large
amount OF credit is due her This
affair was riveu for the benefit of
foreign missions. and neat sum was
realized Mrs Elsie kincheloe rem
dcrcd several beautiful solos Mr.
Walter Rogers violin pieces were tx
c"pfIon1l't fine and appreciated hv
all Mrs bowman a1ur several
beautiful songs Miss Thomas soy.
crll readings were as popular and
interesting as always The STANDARD
Bearers. whom Miss Thomas heirod
so rracious.f. arc very thankful and
arurer'HfIrc
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-05
Y. w. c. A. Supper.


The annual supper given by the
Board OF Directors OF the Y. w. c. A.
at their attractive rooms, ll3O Market
street. was a decided success and
largely attended. A delicious supper
was served. Every detail OF the sup
per and the concert which was held
afterwards Was carefully attended to-
The club and class rooms on the
second floor were thrown open. and
were made very inviting TO the guests.
The following ladies took part in the
concert: Mrs. Fred. Frazier, Mrs.
Flora A. Williams, Miss Eva Egerter.
DR.. Clara E Sullivan, Misses Emily
Sommerville, Leah Fulton, Mabel by
singer, Hilda Run. Grace Mckee.
Ethel William, Gertrude Brown and
Mary Z. Gibhart-
The following ladies were in charge
of the affair. and credit is due them
for the success: Mrs. Fred Faris, gen
eral chairman; ladies In charge Of
kitchen, Mrs. A. F. Young, Mrs. W. I.
Nicoll. assisted by Miss Carrie Copp.
Sue March, Mrs. c. A. Robinson, Mrs.
T. j. Angus. Mrs. Lucy Cowden, Mrs.
John Mcclure, Miss Emily Sheppard.
Mrs. DIR. Dickey. Mrs. George Woods,
Mrs. T. b. Moore, Mrs. Sarah McCul-
AaNAs AAtNtPNAOn GOUlullIte. MIS-.
Robert ]. Reed. Mrs. F.. A. Hildreth,
Mrs. William II. Higgins, Mrs. ]. 8.
Gorden. Committee in charge Of the
concert: Mrs. Bertha Caldwell. Miss
Marion Cross. Miss Clara Hodgson.
Mrs. VIM. Erskine. Miss Inez Smith
Miss Margaret Cummins. Miss Hazel
Olmstead. Miss Sophia Scharf, Miss
Alvira Young. Miss Mary Fette, Miss
Rena Wagner. Miss Reatha Weaver.
Miss Abby Radcliff. Dining room
committee: Miss Gertrude Garden.
Ethel Williams. Helen Cowden. Elinor
Hugus, Laura Stifel. Mrs. J. ID. Mer-
riman, Elsie Martin. Mrs. Reed Baird,
Bessie Eskey, Mrs. Chas Cooke. Mrs.
Chas. Bates. Delphia Young. Nettie
Young, Sarah Kirk, Mrs. Bates Nc
Lain. Eva Egerter. Helen Burt. Mrs.
VIM. Miller. Mary Mcdonald. Virginia
Higgins, Martha Irwin. Elizabeth
Hugus, Virginia Miller. Jessie McCol-
lagh. Mrs. II. NJ. TruXall, Mrs. Taylor,
Julia Savage. In charge OF check
room: Mrs. William n. McLain.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-05
Pupils Recital.


The recital which was given by the
pupils OF Mr.. Carl Nestman at his
home. 100 Virginia street, Island.
Thursday evening. was much enjoyed.
and showed some very good talents.
which brought out the effects OF good
training The following pupils took
part In the carefully arranged pro-
gram: Isabella Nice. Paul. Frank T.
Kerr. Virginia Walters. Sarah Louise
Dixon. lrma +. Whitesell. Elva A.
Humphrey. Frank McCombs and Jane
T. Hare. The program follows:
Sonatina Q major. up. Sc Muzio clement
Allegro. Audaute. Nivace
Neapolttan Dance song. or. 3P.....
.-.--..---....- Peter Tschuikowsky
Sons pitnour Words. op 62.....
.-.-.. -----... Narer Scharweuka
Taranteila ~ - minor. NJ. Enrlco Bossi
The Rustic Bail. op. 4...... Paul Katse-
At the Dancing Master. op l3s.......
...................... ..-... .Alhan Forester
To Ellis" ....--.. Ludwig van Beethoven
March major. op. g. ..........
Notturno in r flat major. op IS
At Evening. op. IS
Ballade op SS.-.-..... Heinrich HOFFMAN
waltz IN i major. op. 9b............
- -------- ..-------.- Franz Schuhe-i
NoCturne Ga T. flat major. John r'ield
l.aendler iu T. flat major. op 80
lutermeXzo iu e.. major. op 80
BarcIrol-. op. 33-..-.. Adolf Jensen
First ant Second waltz. OF. 80
March. or a.. Adolf Jensen
song without Words. r major. % a0.
........ Felix Meudelssohn- Barthoidy
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-05

On Friday evening. May >. the
Thursday evening gymnasium class Of
the \. w. {. a. will entertain all other
evening gymnasium classes. Monday.
Tuesday and Friday. Many games
will be enjoyed. also delicious refresh
ments served. and most delightful
evening is in prospect.
The ladies' Thursday afternoon
gymnasium class will meet for their
lesson Friday afternoon at p. m
The grammar school class will meet
Friday AZ Z. the usual time.
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NOT Completed
Jury Trial Of Sewer Damage Case In
Circuit Court TO Be Finished
To-Oav

The case OF Elizabeth Beuter VS..
John Sheeky. for $4,000 damages, al
legged 70 have been caused by the
overflow OF a sewer. was begun yes
terday in circuit court before Judge
Hervey. The case is being heard by
jury and extensive evidence is be-
ing introduced
From indications last night, II is
thought that the case will be COM
pleted to-day. Attorneys John Ar.
benz and S. o. Boyce are represent.
ing the plaintiff and General T. s.
Riley the defense
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-05

The entertainment given at the
Wesley VI. L. church on the South
Side by Company \ Of the Boys Bri-
gade was a success socially and fin
ancially. The following program was
well rendered and enjoyed by all
Piano solo ...... Miss Alma Baldwin
Reading ....... Miss Lulu Nolte
IlauO uuet ------.-.. -......-.--
Misses Stella and Regina Stab