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The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1911-09-29
The Boise Fair.

Boise, Idaho, Sept. 29-Among
he meritted attractions which
will appear on the Fair grounds
this wear at the Intermountaln
Fair. and one which will be con-
ceded by all as worth while, is the
Ostrich farm, the eggs and oaoy
birds, plumes, plume exhibit ana
lecture, =,
These ostriches deserve a ylsi'
from everyone admitted to the
grounds. Those who have seen
the farm declare it to be genuine
treat, not a fake show. not farce,
bnt something really worth while
A Competent man in charge VIII y
explain all about the eggs tn'
birds and plumes. These os'rl'r'
specimens which viii be here are
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1911-09-29

macadamizing is going on, Mr..
Crawford says. There will be a
stretch of road from the fair
grounds to the Boise city limits,
however, that will be built 20 feet
in width, and it is probable that
this road will be of concrete.
The road will be when complet-
ed. a fine highway extending to
the corporate limits of the village
of Meridian. The extension of
this road into the town of Mer-
idian will be proposition for the
town to handle, the same as Boise
provides the connection at the
other end.
The cost will be from $4,000 to
$1,000 per mile, and Chairman
Crawford says he hopes to see a
GOOD part of the work done this
fall. As the road will be CON-
pleted and turned over for trathc
in mile sections, there will be the
advantage of the use and benefit
of each part as it is flushed
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1911-09-29
Meridian the Heart Of the Boise VALLEY!

he following article and accompanying the
he talented artist Mr. Nick Vileneuye nephew Mayor J. An
t " are the illustrated Magazine
.sroducing in the Timesl ~ P4'sse OF
Meridian Idaho has much be proud of As apv otb
mmuny 1t has thing be prouder of and that ia +b
II population bordering the 1000 ozark next to Boise If
m It ships hay grain, fruit stock than spv Other
Idaho Long the fame Of Ada county went ont o tho d
a Meridian located right in the heart of the wondsn R
much Of which Is IN Ada county The town Meridian located
ihe Oregon Short Line railroad and Boise Vsav oo
tenn midway between Boise and Nampa It is right in the
% prosperous as well popuous agricultural fruit and ~
uny Fortunes being made annually in fruit RAISING in
Meridian district Ia So but one car of fruit shipped
Meridian hundreds of go eastern markets annually
Climatic conditions in Meridian ideal There is seldom ai
m snow the valleys for seghn yet one can almost eIa,s ~
sow ON highest distant tops The soil n cond r
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1911-09-29

7Ya ashes mixed with aluvial wash mountains
Inc irrigation begins April Is and lasts until about
% varying some for each crop Early spring rains however are
TO " spring The general crops wheat oats
"ey timothy clover alfalfa onions potatoes sugar
Fon OF all kinds do well the highest price in the
Meridian district. Eggs never go below 20c.
uE oi course rapidly becoming the important crop every
IN the Meridian district and the apples captured prizes in
competition all world
no better region be found for prunes peaches pears
Plnms, aprcots grapes, cherries etc
he are no better finer homes anywhere than in Mer
dan The homes enhanced attractveness BY the rose the
being specially adapted TO is culture
sheridan boasts everything other uptodae nature
e west can claim 1t is clean moral community has splen
modern schools and the best social organizations
Inc splendid municipa water works system something
De poud Of The water is by analysis 9f per pure
tenn cost $4,000
Pencil sketches of of the enepsing are
give haraVi
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1911-09-29
The Toledo Blade.

The seventy-seyenth year of its
existence finds the Toledo Blade
more popular than at any period
during its long and successful
career. It is now read each week
by more than a million people.
The Blades field is national and
goes into every state and territory
in the United States, thereby
giving it an unquestionable right
of claiming to be the greatest
national weekly newspaper in
America.
The Weekly Blade is distinctly
a family newspaper. The one
object of its publishers has always
been to make it fit for the Amer
ican home, for the freside, and of
interest to every member of the
family. To fulfill this purpose it
is kept clean and wholesome,
The news of the world is handled
in comprehensive manner, and
the various departments of the
Blade are edited with paiustaking
care. The household page is a
delight to the women and children;
current affairs are treated editor
ially without prejudice; the serial
stories are selected with the idea
of pleasing the greatest number OF
fiction lovers; the Question
Bureau is a scrap book OF imtor-
lmation: the Farmstead columns
are conducted with the purpose OF
giving the patrons medium for
the exchange of ideas and imtor-
nation on farm topics. No de-
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1911-09-29
Crawford Tells of New Road

County Commissioner Crawford
vas in Meridian Wednesday and
gave some good news in regard to
lae macadam road which will be
Ouilt from Boise to Meridian.
Work, which has already started,
las commenced at the Boise end
near the fair grounds, and will be
completed in mile sections as fast
va force of about thirty-five men
can do it. The plan is to close up
'le road for a mile, so that the
operations will not be hindered by
uafno, and this will of course be
q some inconvenience, as travel
sis Will be forced to go two extra
miles out of the way to get around
toe work.
lePont & Fox will be the en-
slneers in charge of the construc-
lOn' but the county commissioners
WI have direct supervision and
y slo contracts will be let. The
'0Ck will be secured from a newly
0pened up bed near the edge of the
s'un going into Boise from the
al grounds. The crusher is al
sauy installed on the first stretch
Toad, and operations have com
usnced. This first mile starts
'u the fair grounds and extends
Il ne Standard width of the mac
an road for the nine miles will
Y feet. This will be built up
we center, and the outside will
uaect with the dirt roadway in
manner that passing We
ss can if necessary go outside
,ue macadam without incon.
" a'enee, although the Is feet
= oe sufficiently wide for
l1sry traffic, This width is
N asl =. 70 more than the standard
''aer states where the extensive
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1911-09-29

partment is neglected, but every
feature is taken care of with the
idea of making The Blade worth
many times the price of subscrip-
tIon-one dollar a year.
Sample copies mailed free.
Address The Blade, Toledo. Ohio.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1911-09-29
EOr Sale

At private sale, two colts, two
cows, wagon, top buggy, harness,
sulky plow. garden plows, woven
wire strechers. white Leghorn
chickens, household and kitchen
furniture. Many articles too
numerous to mention. $4,000
to losn on good realty, farms first
mortgages.
F. VI. GrsH,
] mile north of Meridian.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1911-09-29

the finest ever exhibited in Amer
lea. The lecturer tells you how
they hatch, how the plumes are
picked. how. the ostriches eat and
sleep, and how they drive and
ride them.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-07-06
Parson'a poezya gra.

Cd Rev. H stubeRvoll, Allison,
Ia ma pocbwale ORA King'a New
Life pigufek. Zone sa %potrsebne
|dla xdrowia: " katdym domu te
pigu}ki by6 powinny. Skoro inne
|spr6bujec'c, bedx,e napr6ano. uiY-
Ewajoie ORA King'a ! b2dzoie zu6w
sdrowi. Tylko, $50 " apiece NJ. J.
|Kowalewsklego.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-07-06

Ale teraz mieka, 9 straszny
ss ll!zl Wi y,t' csyz luz
niema Y Ciebii!e mi mll .a'1'dle s
Wyczerpany a: / oszo'omiony
fopada miynar.z na16zko.
q s'o ozone z : ili' /. refsni ! 'ya-
we '. ll epo ], 3 'i'ail' k kq niebu
zvr6eonenliTastoi le6niczy, je-
60 iona zd5e'as wizerunek u
~krzyzowanego Chrystusa 70
6ciany i ukazala 60 w6r6d
podnios}ych slow pociechy
rozpaczajacemu:
I Ale Sedzia Odwieczny, Fan
zycia j potepienia, dale znak
|Aniolowi 6mierci, ably omi~
nal dom sprawiedliwego.
Glory zapada W sen g}ebo.
Xxi i pot wydobywa sic z cia-
Ia ca}-go.
.Gd1y sic przebudzit, widzi
swych dzielnych gospodarzy
speiniajacych okolo niego
czyn mi}osierdzia. I pc faz
pierwszy cd lat 30 modli sic
on on znowu. Przyciska nastep-
ME r9ce zacnyclh mafzonKow
do swych piersi, do warg, a
gorace Ivy poiednania, dick
czynienia i milo6ei plyna z je-
20 6cz obficie.
.Po kl<ilku tygodniach opus
ell m}ynarz loze bole6ci. Wy
zdrowial on !. 81 = przytsm ura'
towanym zosta' wieczno6ci.
Dom lesniczego j ich samych
uratow&'s opatranozd Boza
cd okropneissarazy
Sx4fu. |
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-07-06
Nieudana Zemsta.
(Zdarzenie prawdziwe).

w pewnym leslie &y} W po-
}owie o6mnastego wieku le-
6niczy z mioda mal2onka i
kilku slozacymi W szcze6li-
wem odosobnieniu.
Rodzina ia by}a katolicka.
Do ich spokoinej siedziby
dosz}a negle wie6c o okro-
:pnych spustoszeniach,. jake
.sprawila we wschodniej czes.
CT kraju cholera i jak sic ia
straszna choroba coraz bar
dziej zbliza.
Lesniczy zaopatrzy} sic "
naiblizszem mie6cie " srodki
ostroznosci, zakupi} r6@nych
lekarstw, gdy pewnego dnla
sluzacy przyni6s} w%iadomosc,
re W wiosce, zaledwie Q mile
oddalonei, cholera 2 Gala 0.
kropnoscia grasuje i ze juz
bardzo wielu ludzi zapad}o
ma to niebezpieczna chorobe.
Pc naradzie familijnej pc.
stanowiono vice. zaraz, ably
uniknac wszelkiej stYczno6ci
z zaraza dotknieta wioska,
ME pozwala6 nikomu obce-
mu do le6nicz6wki sic zbli-
lac. TAX nadszed} wiecz6r.
Matka pc ~odpra wieniu z
dziecmi modlitwy wieczornej
i po pokropieniu ich 6xieco-
ma woda, :u}ozyla ie do snu j
przysullnlel}a sto5ek do boku
me&a, aby prey swietle ognia
kominkowego omowic domo.
we sprawy.
Nagle psy zacze}y szczekac
i wchodzacy my6liwy dono-
81:
.. ..-. :.A.. re-
Ma polu znajduje sic
m}ynarz z sasiedniej wioski,
ucieka on - jak m6wi -
pred okropna zaraza i prosi
o schronienie. Blady dixie
wyglada; przestrach mnie|
zdejmuje " jeeo blisko6ci.
Jezeli pan ~pozw,l'; to posi-
czuje 60 psami, kt6z BOWEN
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-07-06
moze wierzyc temu cz}owie

mole wierzyt temu cz}owie
kowl?
Le6niczy dobrze wiedzia}
lepiej jak jego gajowy, 20 to
mu ~cz}owlekowi niema &C
wierzyc, poniewaz. Cd czasu !
;ak Mary6 pojal "a zone, wyte.
zy} m}ynarz, kt6ry sic row
niez ubiega} o jej reke, wszyst.
kie silly, ably szcze6cie togo 2
Bogiem zyjacego mal&e6stwa
podkopac. Powiedziat vice:
- Nigdym sic tych odwie'
DIN ME spodziewa}, ponie-
waz ten czlowiek cd czterech
lat okaza} sic mym nieprzy--
jacielem 6miertelnymi unikal
mego progu. Ale nieszczescie
jednak. JUL teraz ma on do
mas zaufanie, mole wKr6tce
pokocha mas serdecznie jeze.
Ii 90 W Imie Chrystusa uprzej-
mie %przyjmiemy.
Krecac g}owa, odszed} ga
jowy i wkr6tce wesz}a do Ii.
cho o6wietlonego pokoju wy.
soka postac, kt6rejby sic kaz-
dy zleknac musia}, gdyby ia
W leslie spotka} i gdyby ME
mia} W sercu dzieciecel uf-
no6ci " Boga j chrze6cia6-
skiej litosci pe}nej mi1osier-
dzia.
Dlugie wlosy, dziko rozrzu-
cone, pokrywafy prawie zu-
pelnie colo pomarszczone
tego %cz}owieka, policzki bla.
de !. ] xapad1e, romieoiec w1arg
obumar3y's niepewne spojrze.
ME 2 zapadnietych oczu rzu-
cal przyby4y z niedowierza-
naokolo, lub tez patrzyl
uparcie " ziemie: Kolana je-
20 uginaja sic, a piers faluje
pc silnym j d}ugim biegu.
Mruczac niezrozumia}e US
prawiedliwienie, podaje m}y.
narz swe suche rece le6nicze-
mu i jego zonie, a oni, cho-
ciaz W najwyzszym stopniu
przestraszeni, ME cofaja sic.
Spokojnie podaia mu reke j
o~dwzajemniaja sic }agodnem
i uprzejmem u6ci6nieniem
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-07-06
Il =
Wyczerpany.;

wy napewno motecie to zauwa-
syd otsj pores. rotu' edy ''w''e
.czojeoie sic zmssczonym ! wyoserpa~
nym. Jest to pewnem, ze p%otrzehu
jecie jakiego6 pobudziciela Tub le"
karstwa ola umozliwienla wan pra~
cowad. ofiara]emy take lekerstwo:
a 10 Jest Trinera AmerYkahsk'.
Elixir Gorskiego wilma. Pobudsa
do s.ybs.ej dsis}alnodci "a s'lajac
.je jednoczeanie j wsmacniajac 1ch
wytrzyma}o6c, Moiemy rekomendo,
wa6 to lekarstwo M choroby TO-
tadkowe i w~netrsnodoi jak r6~n'es
ma choroby krwi j nerwy, j wog6le
We w~szystkich n,edomaganisoh 0.
g6lnego zdrowis, z}acsonych : bra
klein energji !, wyoserpan'a. Mcie'
my ]e dalej rekomendowa6 ma cho~
roby watroby , merck, ma reuna
ty1m , ma rdtno b6le gtowy, sd1'e
ko'n,e,czna potrsebs jest grnntowne
oozys.ozeOie tasego systemu. "
Aptekaob. .Jos..Tr,ner 1888 1880
so. Ashlanh. ave- Chicago, Ill.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-07-06
r4ki m}ynarza. AMI jednem

,reki mlynarza. Ami jednem
slowom ME g. poruszono " roz
movie przsszlo6ci. Ze wsp6I-
''czuciem m6wi le6nicsy q 0.
becnem nieszczedciu, jake q
ezekiel karze Boskiej.
Tymczasemr' jskrzetna COS.
zastawila pozywna
wieczerze j pos]ala ozysta bic
LIMA }6zko. Gdy JUL wezyst.
ko ola odpoczynku go6cia
przyrzadzi}a, zyczY mu mile
lgo wywczasu W imieniu calei
familii j udsje sic 2 ma}zon-
klein do przyleglego pokoju,
gdzie 6pia dzieci. tn " po-
boznej modlitwie dziekuja
Boeu "a
|dnia, polecajac sic lego opie-
CO laskawej, jako tel Gala ia.
mile, i polecajac "a przyczy'
na Maryi, Matki Bolesnei,
m'ynarza Bogu.
Nied}ugo opanows} zacnych
ludzi sen. Zaledwle pare 60
DIN spali, gdy 2budzi1o ich
slime kolatanie do drzwi izby.
= M}ynarz Jest chory
tax VIOLA przerazony gajowy
= ma straszna cholere. Mech
pan pozwoli, aby6my go zaraz
wynie6li, aby6 j pan z iona j
|dziecmi ME pad} ofiara tel
.strasznej zarazY.
- Me waz sic sego czynit,
Bog wszystkiem rzadzi!
predko zdecy.
dowany le6nioxy. Ratujcie
choregoajak was tego nan.
czy1em, q "a zaraz tam przy-
bele.
I bierze z po6cieli dzieci i
wynosi ie do pokoju ma strych
q pOtem schOdzi do chorego.
Zanim przybywa ! jego iona.
Ale jake okropny j roz.
dzieraiacy SERGE widok i'm.
sic przedstawia?: W6r6d
strasznych bole6ci wife sic
ma swej po6cieli mlynarz, ma
calem jego ciele znajduja sic
|oznaki okropnej choroby.
Przytem lima bole66, strasz-
IA walka zdaje sic wewnatrz
" sercu miynarza rozgrywac.
I'm bardziej bowiem le6niczy
wraz z iona z milo6cia i tro.
~skliwo6cia okolo niego sic
krzataja, tenn bardziej dry
on i unika ich spojrzenia.
JUL ]. to kryje swa tWa = v Pc.
dpszke, iu& tel biie sic pies,
cia " colo, 6miejae sic szy-
[derczo.
Podnosi sic ma 16zko j z
wysilkiem dobywa glosu:
| Me dotykalcie mic, wy
rzuccie mic ma Ter krukom j
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-07-06

/ Dowiedzia-
lem sic, ze,
moi 'koAega
j. NoWakoWski,
zosta} wyle-
czony .przez
Dr.: ]. E.
Thompsona,
z tax powaz-
nej choroby,
przeto. i ia
rtda}em siedo
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-07-06
DhUG WDZIECZN0SOI


By}em
z}ozony cd
kilku lat
znrazliwa
chorobaiod
niej pocho
= dzacemi
cierpienia-
mi boleln
stawow,-
g{owyoe.0l-
nem os{a-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-12


ne De saving some portion OF his salary
he
permitted
Within the
WI" offered
partial He bequeathed his
the estate Immediately
the
uehg between them and that
astronomical the
VIII Had this quiet professor who
his
tho bequest when
Of
disclosed Tho
with
LOOMS accumulate he
inherited nothing
Not until after
His
English
in the
he had
tho
in
estat VIII 20
Copyright. 1911 by z J. Edwards All rights
Edwards will tell The
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-12
eANeOR's FIRE LESSON

Tho slo.0oo.O0o fire in Bangor. Nc
conveys a striking lesson 10 every CITY
where free wooden construction is nor
mitted
As the Associated Press says: The
section devastated by the flames com.
prises in the main business blocks Of
all but rotting wood"
Bangor was an unusual sinner in
the prevalence Of wood buildings II
has had the excuse. as the shining
point for the Maine lumber Industry.
that wood construction was very
cheap. But even at that it has proved
a gold brick.
Instead OF continually ravinr about
the sins OF Congress and politician.
for the high cost OF living. why will
not The American people give some
thought Of such wasteful extrava.
rances as fire?
We burn up every year $3.50 per
capita. or over $40 for the averag.
family The European fire loss IS
only d3 cents head
When a traveller. after touring tho
cities NJ Europe. built ~ stone. bric,
ana cement. first returns 90 our own
wooden towns. they look iikc a con
giomeration OF card houses On their
tawdry nimslness.
But as long az Insurance policies al.
low ne 20 shift the loss on tho other
fellow. q never occurs 10 our happy.
eolucky American temperament mat
every family has 10 pay tie price Of
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-12

House Of Representatives Monday. but
not without striking exposure OF the
fallacies which IL contains. Reduced
TO It's elements. the bill is simply
bid for the votes OF certain Glasses
particularly for the farmers OF the
south and the west. The corn and the
wheat and the potatoes and beef cat
tie OF the north and northwest are
put upon the free list, but the rice and
rice -four OF the southern farmers still
enjoys protection. Agricultural imple-
ments of all kinds are TO be put upon
the free list. but the raw materials OF
iron and steel. southern iron ore and
southern pig still enjoy protection.
There is neither rhyme nor reason in
tariff legislation OF this kind. and the
probabilities are. that n there were
any serious danger that ii would be
enacted into law. this crazy quilt free
schedule would never have been de-
vised- Fortunately a Republican Sen.
ate and Republican president stand
berween the country and the enact
ment OF tariff schedules that are moth.
Ing more than n paltry play for votes
silly and illogical as the proposed
free list IS. II furnishes a fair con.
ception Of tariff legislation should n
Democratic majority happen in both
Houses OF Congress No Republican
Congress has ever attempted 10 revise
the tariff without careful and scienti-
hc consideration Of the relations OF
ono schedule 10 another. No Republi.
can Congress has ever attempted 10
put n finished product Ike agricultural,
implements upon the free list. while
AZ the same time maintaining pro,ec.
tive duties on raw material such as
iron ore and pig iron. No Republican
Congress ever attempted to legislate
for the farmers OF the north AZ the
expense OF the farmers OF the south
Every Republican tariff has beon a
careful and logical collection OF scbad.
ules devised for the best protection or
all interests and the highest develop.
ment Of industry. and IN that has been
the strength Of the protective system.
Attacks upon Il made for the benefit
OF particular classes and particular
sections. without regard 10 the effect
upon the whole. are certain 10 be
destructive 10 industry. disastrous to
business. and in the long run will be
repudiated by the people.
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a couple OF barrels OF -four yearly for
needless fire loss.
And what an Impression Of substan-
tial business prosperity is given by
city that has had the foresight TO
require fire proof construction, Take
Denver. Colo. where a fear OF water
scarcity has lead 10 practical climin-
alton OF wood. The impression of
solid dignity that the visitor carries
away from such a town is worth for
advertising purposes all the higher
cost Of construction. let alone the
economy iu fire departments and in
dividual losses not covered by insur-
ance.
But In our ordinary cities. II a man
covers his fragile finder box with a
thin sheet Of metal made to initiate
stone. we call It fire proof. and admit
IL even 10 the limits where dangerous
construction is forbidden Iu many
places if a man puts tin roof on his
shack. ir gets by az fire proof.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-12
Uncle Walt
The Poet PHILOSOPHER

me peers nave sung in narrowing o. the
so W sorrow and PAIN BE gets The pitcher wherever goes
-,. - welcome for him mo relief for his woes He is
HE "ONEf kicked from hotels by the janto feet policemen
LE99 Wan htgudgc him The of the street chased from
The alleys as though but dog. and turned from the
o'' OF INC swell synagogue DC drag his days best
way nc can hc world has for the monccss Suppos-
ing JUS true Who should words De hurled like the POOR
old long suffering world, n nncyninc out Of ten
inc blame should he placed on hc moncycss men. lazy the
shiftcs' when busted kcI how much from the World or.
hey due 20 cfe- h0i oily should nduerou, citizens give 70
Ioate ncsnnE c oan where they live bitter Misfortune
comes Gown 90 guy s shown that he's willing TO
try the world ooscn' prasrvorty way and does what IL
can Tor at suffering JAY Bur mos, Of the hooucycd moncyc
men have hunFocI This planet again and again blame the
world that s likely 20 pan on hc ccs'nuty spiel oncyc
WALT MASON
- eeoH sua.- Aaau.
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COUNTY court
Transfers Recorded.

Hcdwig Row 81 al. to Real Estate
Improvement Company. lot No. 10 in
Peninsula addition. consideration.
SO.
Ralph G.. Wagner and Katherine
Wagner 90 Real Estate Improvement
Company. lot No IS in Peninsula ad-
dition. consideration. $40
T. q. Bauschcnberg and wife 70
Real Estate Improvement Company.
l'f 40 a. IN Peninsula addition, CON
fidcration. $40.
1871 OF sale. Caesar Pompcy 20 Mrs.
Au-usfa Greek. household goods. con-
sidcration. 81.
1917 OF sale. Mary Pearl Taylor TO
Charles Sprouts. one Everett piano.
consideration. 500.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-12
M'NECHEN
Membership Contest Opens This
Week In Bible Class % First
~ E Church.

Tho HhIr rIree az ffn Sunday
D.nn. OFF r. TIref Methodist Epa
rHrrI church. recently organized. haa
started a mrmharship contest FOR tho
purpose OF increasing fhr enrolment
Nr NnrtIu lrH boon placed In charge
oft ono faction. having white f1r thoir
color nhIn Nr Uneirr vlu captain
fnn ohrr. WITH rcd aa fhrir emblem
Ih.H contest Ir fo continue aIV praka
Hnd af fHn close banquet le f1 boz
NrII. nf Hhlrh fIn winner Is nr.
Hnurr.I BACH r.Ie ie represented hy
.r.H number OFF earnest vorfors.
Hnl fHsf fhn urwhereMp vUl bo in.
creased hI ouehar ia fto belief of
It'r D. r Tcicre. pastor ~ tho
church. and teacher of fhc class
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-12

Mrs ~ vs. Campbell o. Glcnwood
Heights. Is visiting her parents in
Morr1nfpvn W Va.
=. ! HOLLOWAY. Of Lcathcrwood. re-
turned l1sf night from Ncw York.
whore ho las been spending the
past week looking after business mat.
fcrs
The Euvorfh League ~ the Wesley
Memorial church. held meeting zoo
the church l1st evening. Miss Ia
6afa limbaugh lcd the meeting
Frank Lambs is 300 90 Dis home in
Glenuood.
The koiIchar residence zoo Glen.
wood flcirhts is nearing completion
and win Doe ready Tor occupancy ln O.
Few DAYS
James N7ckiohurg has returned to
his home ir flDufryabu~~. o.. after
au extended business visit fn Fulton
George I0eckl,r tIe Fulton
butcher has Purchased Tho Krlus Dot
.u GIeuHoo1 Heights and intends to
orccf OBJ fr" residence on 3d. The con.
tract h r0f been awarded
John o.. kirkland. OF Woodlavn has
'rit nn 90 short business Grip OBJ British
Columbia
Harry rrfr. who was recently
operated ou 'or appendicitis af ho
Ecrh Wheeling hospital has recover.
'd sufficiently fob return fo his homo
Boo ElrnooI