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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-25
AA1HoTH AUTO PARADE WILL
PHECEDE oPENINo OF
HoSTILIrIEs.
Preatdsnt n. c. whitaker and r. II
Aahlke WIN he In ChArgs-Band
WIN MAKO Tour of City.

Wednesday will see the opening OF
me central League baseball season IN
Whee,i and the affair promises TO be
baseball history OF the town. Aside
from the fact that Grand Rapids and
wheeling will meet in the opener at
League park at 3:i5 O'Clock there will
DE Few other little stunts" pulled OF
Tor the benefit OF the fans. President
~. g Whitaker. OF the Athletic Assoc
.,a'ion. Is arranging for parade. and
the opening ceremonies will be other
wise nttingly carried out.
Inc association announced last even
ing that the Wheeling Traction Com
bshy had agreed to furnish a car for
the use OF the band. Summers band
mas been engaged for the day and will
leaVe me Island car barn at . o'clock.
ana atter trip through the city. will
20 70 the Ohio side towns They will
men return and make a trip through
BenwoOd and return TO wheeling
AT l o'clock the parade will form at
m cry building, and the automobile
procession headed by President Whit
aker. VIII start for the field Of action at
Martins Ferry. ". ~. Mahlke will as
sl-t Mr.. Whitaker in forming the ma
Iaue shd com pleting the details con-
cerning some of the features
IL Is the intention Of the president to
nave the parade reach the park bv .
oSlock This IS the time the players
viii report and the fans will Dc given
"A chance TO see both teams in their prsc-
nee before the opening Of real hostiIi-
The park has been considerably inn
proved during the past several DAYS
Shd presents quite different scene
rom that Of last season. The interior
mas bten r"modeled. the fences repafnt-
"a. the entrance roarranged and several
other inproNeme made. In fact IN.
nome OF me 1916. Smokes looks hfty
per cent. better than at opening time
last year Any person desiring 20 get
IN the parade will communicate with
,lr, Mhitaker to-day. or he at the city
o'clock.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-25
Garden OF ALLAH"
A REMARKABLE PLAY
LlEsLER & co.'s MASSIVE PRO.
DUCIloN SCORES YESTER-
DAY AT THE COURT
Most Pretentious Offering Ever Wit.
messed in the cty-Repeated
Twice TODAY

Seldom IL ever has such a magnif.
cent stage picture been presented 70
the patrons OF the Court theatre as
Iiebler a company's production of
the Garden Of Allah" yesterday aft
ternoon and evening. which was seen
and warmly applauded by large audi
ence Great interest was given the
production by the marvellous beauty
or the stage settings. which were not
10 be compared to any other produc-
ton OF recent years. The play both
In the manner and the spirit of its
presentation, Is remarkable from a
sense OF beauty and Is also replete
with strong and intelligent acting II
Is staged in four parts and opens
with the desert scene. where by a
clever bit OF stagecraft. miles upon
miles OF the desert sand Is seen
stretching away in the distance from
where emerges the caravan Of campls
and horses. then follows the second
scene where the players are intro
duced about the Hotel De Desert
Domini Enfielden. as played by Miss
Alice Baxter. II "A strong character
OF the play and about her the plot
Is woven, sharing honors as co-star.
is Mr.. William jeffrey. as Boris And
rovsky. VINO depicts the anguish and
distress Of mind OF the Trappist monk
10 an extremely realistic degree lie
has LEFT the monastery where he has
dedicated nineteen years of his life.
and meets the woman whom he Later
marries. she ignorant Of the vows
which prohibited such a union
wonderful scene.
In scene three the Arabian atmosphe re-
- cplortuny displayed in the indoor
scene. whore several native dances are
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-25

originated ~iu relieve you Of fthsuna-
dam Take s = 8 today The corr
piete r~covery % thousands Of sunsr-
49, BY the U.s. Of q r. positive
PROF. hat zoe cAn hs relieves 4 81
fhs Alcod rsvifalizss II clsansss a.
makes rare % uas b-fors = be
sane Dotsened vifh inparffisa ass
xires 30 siren eth q drive cut these
impurities -ths uric scla ard orgsnic
poison ana vita ~ the Rheuuaf ssn
Get q r a 81 ycur drueEiara II Won
need sprctal advlc.. wits 70 sWift
spscffc Gu Atlanta O.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-25
Mnu~2noo.
t3DMa~WA

smokes asst year and Donley is a
IIsht -hander that also was on the FIR.
ing line toward the close of the season
Ihey are known to be good pitchers.
but Bravener. ECcles. Won Steinberg
ana Douglas are new men and are un-
known Quantities. However. they show
wen IN practice and are recommended
as being whales" when il comes m
the heavinE stunt
taken from every side IL looks as
though the Stogies would be there
when the first gun Is fired and that
~ VIII de the front ranks" for them
during the entire season.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-25
Seven Rookie Smokes Will Smoke No
CARDINALS
DO HEAVY BATTING AHD WIZ PROM
CINCINNATI II LAST Two
INNINGS.
was Beasaw Affair Al the way-Bss.
chsr's Two Doubles Were Largely
1ssponstbis-Rain 8pons
Other Cameo.

CINCINNATI. April 2s.--Hard hitting
In the eighth and ninth innings by 50.
Louis. enabled the visitors to win the
second game OF the series here to-day.
to ?. Cincinnati took an early lead
but was tied in the third by Bescher's
double and Bccks single. The local
team took the lead again in the sixth
but the visitors managed to tally four
runs In the last two innings. Score.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-25
Many Kinds of Rheumatism


wheth-r yo1r croubs- is scl.fIo--
tIameaxD 81 the e-e.heA Arttc.i.r
hA>s@>fi--A ths answer - IT, same
fs- se<s tr~st n thrs~xh tn blood
rhss - ths e-iT vsy 20 70 the system
- use snsd parify the blood And re
tr~~d tr. t.parftiszl Hb>umafisrn
nuEf - rhsA In shert. T. The srsrt
fnovt>dgs Gatn~d ~ TIE r-search
Ahorafsrtes % the q n a Co-zpssy IN
Afiasfa Ths-- tests ha~- s~es mad
- my y~.r- Th>y tnsv WAT Rhsu-
nails Ia Ther kaov that r. s.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-25
NO JURORS ACCEPTED

'Hi'NGo April 7f-Eighteen ven
H-. ruf'd in the caae - 1s fah,r u,,tc,.
~ HlH active ana former. who plead
90 h'f guilty % charges ~ ext6rti1n
90. r.tH'N ani malicious mischief
fr The Indictments rofurnrd sr,...t
.n we ago 10 wag ALLEGED that tho de.
fcudanta con aTf-ed 90 wreck prrrsr, q
or CON ractors who decrnod N "sdhmit
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-25
Cincinnati.

Two base hits. Beschcr. .. Long
Three basc hit. Groh. Etoleu base. XII
hfer. Sacrifice fly. Bcall Double plas .
Reck Betzel 60 Miller Loft on bases
St Louis, ., Cincinnati. Z Iias. ON
balls. orr Meadows. :. of Williams. I .
Off schulz ?. Hits and earned rnJe
orr Meadows hits 8. runs I iu in
ntngs: off Williams hits ?, runs %. in ;
inniEs. off Schulz. hits g. ruuS .. iu -
innings struck out. By MadowS nv
Williams. l. hy schultz. 60. Jmpires:
O'baN and Eason. Time. 2.O3.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-25
COLORED MINES PLAY In
/. COLD AT FAIRMONT

Special Dispatch 90 the Intelligence.
FAIRMONT. W. Va. April 24-The
onlontown colored baseball team de
teated the Rileys Giants. a local col
.ored team. in a game PLAYED in almost
zero weather today by a score of 10 to
4 Cold. stiff hands caused many
errors on both teams. The score:
Uniontown % ! l . 40 .
Fairmont II l 3 o 900 77s
batteries Mcclure. Illinois and
Gray; Debney and Toney.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-25
CovELESKIE GETS THIRD
DECISION OVER CHICAGO

DETROIT. April 2f-Jin Scott start
"a his hrst game - this season Tor ,sbi-
cago to-day. was knocked or tbc -
her IN the fourth. and Detroit won 4 10
z. scott hit Bush in the fourth and
~ Eddie Collins followed This ,.ss
'"releskie's third consecutive victory
over chicago this season score
c.tt- - r. n. r.
Detroit nO04 oooo
batteries. Scott. williams and Schaik
Linn Cuveleskie and gtanaR.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-25
STEAMER HELD uy

90 bNNANA. April 2f-The eoufbcr,
racine steamer Chaimette. which a.
riNed here today from New Orleans e
I"Fie mat on sunday morning when
about $50 miles out she met fhe 49,
Slr"tlAn cruiser sydney. which sfor TO A
H'I HN sNOf across her nowe
81. To" cruiser sent nm officer on boar1
the rhniuetfe who cv.,,i,,.s -
thlp papers ana passengers and then
l'rmi.ted the steamer 20 proceed with
search 'i ~"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-25
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION

WASHISGTON. April et-Pcnn state
Won held and track meet with George
town today. 81 To- 90
~ Atlanta-Atlanta g. pfrminc-
ham.
vile. s
a. Mobile Mobile. .. New Orleans. 10
tsevcu innings. rain.
~ Little Rock-Itttle Rock q. chat
tanooEa. ftcn Innings.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-25
rERRIoRs GET WAGNER

TERRE HAUTE. Ind. April 24-
President Webb Regis. Of the focal cen
nounced the purchase Of catcher NIL
Ham Wagner from the Pittsburgh Ma
tlonal League club. Wagner formerly.
que club
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-25

Two base hit: Rondeau Three base
hlts. Judge. Johnson Shanks Stolen
base Morgan. Earned runs. Washing
ton. . New York. ?. Sacrifice hit: Noel
Ter sacrihca hy: Fostcr. Alnsmith. Lett
on bases: New York. a. wasninEron. :.
haSe on balls: OF Shawkcy. 3: Culiop-
Shockcr. I. Hits: on Shawkey. 8 in
: ID innings: Cullop. ! in l % innings.
smoker. in innings. Hit by pitcher:
out; by Jonn,oI. :. Cullop. , I-mpir,,s.
owens and Connolly. Time: 1870.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-25
CLEVELAND WINS FAST
GAME PROM BROWNS

81. LOUIS. April 2f.-Cleveland de-
!. ated St Louis here to-day TO
,'room started pitching for ST Louis.
nut gave way TO Davenport in the NTH
I three singles a stolen base and Tobtn's
nun OF smiths high fly Melted the Wis
ltofS three runs. Cleveland got its first
w" runs IN the second. when with two
on base. Pratt and Tobin let Granev's
ny drop between them. scoring Turner
ana Nambsganss Score:
Cleveland ...0eooa 10000 II
81 Louis ......2o0 OOOo2-t 6 >
- BATTERIES: Loudcrmilk. Bagby and
Ne'l' groom. Davenport and Hartly
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-25
LEONARD IS A PUZZLE
AND ATHLETICS LOSE

ihli.NDELPHIA. April 24-Phfis-
delphis could not hit Leonardo deii,.lr,,
WIN men on the bases to-day and Ros-
ton won the hnsl game OF the series
= 10 ~. The visitors punched four
Of their six hits on Croveu and src-,-d
three runs. while they secured another
ANY on Shcehan In the ninth on two
singles and the sacrifice. Score.
p,.. r. II f
fnllad"lphta ....0 o q o % n q % I
80 iteries. Leonard and Carrigan:
Sheehan. CroweU and Never W1r,,b,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-25
JOHNSON
Is rNvrN II Ii AND HOLDS
YANKEES TO SIX SCATTERED
BIu0LES
Sox Beat Athlsttcs and Covslssh
hAkes II Three STRAIGHT
From Chicago

WASHINGTON. April .f.-New York
could do nothing with Walter johnson
to-day. while Washington freely pounded
sha~key. Cullop and Shocker. winning
TO ?. Frank Bakers only hit In 1T
times at bat in the four games here was
a scratch single through Morgan. Score.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-25
DAVE SAYS:
Play safe these days and
have a
Kraus Quality Overcoat

Spring is a tickle miss, and
sunny mornings often mean
cold or rainy evenings.
Our best and most stylish
Spring Overcoats are rain
proof as well as cold-proof-
and they certainly do make
a man look dressed up.
Prices range from $15 to $50.
We carry a special Rain
coat made with the rubber
inside the cloth. The rub
Der turns the water and the
cloth withstands the wear. A
splendid value for $15.
Weather for today: Fair.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-25
EDNA MAY AT THE REX.

II is unfortunate that Edna Nav has
announced that she will connnc her
screen appearance to salvation Joan.
the magnificent eight act society drama
which is being shown al tho Rex Theatcr
to-day. for were she Co continue In tho
silent drama she would achieve "a rcpu-
tation without n doubt as great as she
won on tho comic opera stage The large
crowds that packed this thcater ycstcr-
day we're loud In their praise ~ the pic
ture. salvation Joan b. a wonderful
production of the romance and religion
Of society girl Edna MAY. who plays
the title role. was tho queen q musical
comedy In New York. and is now the
wife OF multi-millionairc. 4 decade
IN ~" lap Or luxury has sharpencd her
faculty fportrayal while rubbing et-
bows with cultured wealth has not dim
inished her sympathy with those less
fortunate.
She is supported by an alI-star cast
including Harry Morey. Dorothy Kelly
l.. Rogers Lytton. 10 ihyConnclly and
Donald Hail No one should miss see
ing this exceptionally fine photo-play al
the Rex to-day. Performances A. lis
BIS. b.15. 7;l5. 9:15 g. m.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-25
NEW YORKER LOST.

LIVERPOOL. April - 1919 %. m
Iimny Wide. The English fyweight
, r, ,sln pl"h. t".ntEht defeated Johnny
round Of twenty-round match.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-25
ooLosIAL"-rANoLEp HEARTS"

"ITI.f VT HIu VIZ Nuan st uD
housekeeping iu Eden there has been th.
intending discussion OF what price shall
the woman pay FOR indiscretton III.
penalty demanded Of the man seems TO
be readily arrived ata-thc man Is never
70 plane. But the Womas paNs=thats
Inevitable This - the kernel Of the
plot Of Tangled Hearts tho current
ieatur" attraction at the Colonial Thea
tire. Tangled Hearts Us "A great photo
play because IL ~ 80 intensely human.
There is not ON impossible or even inn
probable situation In all OF its five acts
To De- sur" the events az pictured In
this wonderful photopiay are unusual.
but that d. all. 10 De- easy 90 presume
that in real life. there are many cases
quite similar to tho predlgameut Of this
husband and wife when the truth finally
became known. How well they solved
their problem makes Tangled Hearts"
even greater play than n would be
uued less Skllfui engineering. other
special pictures viii b. shown ia addi-
ton to this feature ...
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-25
JOHN BARRYMoRE-vnorrIA.

me Incompatible Jack Barrymore has
played many roles ON the screen in
Guiding Balkan princes. South American
dlctatorS and assorted American charac-
tiers, nut he has never before PLAYED "a
crook. He - seen In this remarkable
characterization IN The Lost Bride
groom the feature at the Virginia Ves-
terday and to-day OF course Barry
more - not bona fide crook In tn.
production. He has been Int on the
head by two thugs while returning from
his bachelor dinner on the eve OF his
wedding to Dorothy Hardin and has
completely lost his memory As a result
OF the blow.
After falling Off "A cock upon which
ne elects TO take impromptu nap.
E"rus-for that h the alias under which
barry more travels In this film-stum-
bies into a saloon which is the head
quarters FOR an assorted gang OF Thieves.
holdup experts and card sharps His
entrance into this hitherto uneA plored
stratum OF society - nothing n not pic
tureSQue.
The Lost Bridegroom" has more real
thrills than any picture in which BARRY
more mas ever appeared Ia addition
To- the special feature the ninth episode
OF The Strange Cose of Mary Page AMI
the Paramount Travel Pictures will be
shown today.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-25
SMOKE OFFICIALS PLAN BIC
CELEBRATION FOR WEDNESDAY

done 10 the wild and clamoring music
| OF tho tribes. Tho Garden or Count
Nnctont opens the second act. and H. "A
mary elou-ly beautiful garden OF the
tropics, with tail palm trees and mNu-
rant tropical flowers and plants. here "A
tlnkling fountain plays. and here one or
the most effective bits Of powerful act-
! Ing which mark the production j. laid.
count AntCont ~ a forccful member ct
IN" cast. and his EXPIRE sslNc voice L. one
OF his valuable assets
The sand storm In the third part adds
real ism TO tho desert scene. where hori.
Nndr"NSky and his bride live a nomadiC
existence. To their tent driven by tho.
storm comes Count .Auteont and Father
koubier and on this night rcmorsc COM
lsls the monk to reveal his identity.
The succeeding scene g. one OF wonds .
ful beauty. the desert sky soWn thtckiy
with stars which CLEAN until the dawn
lng OF day dims their radiance and they
iade slowly away. here tnrouguout NE
night the battle has been fought and
the play closes a. the wife Of AndrovSky
reads him to tho monastery gate where
the climax is reached.
The scenic effects Of the "tsarGen OF
Aliah' are all that could be desired and
ADD much TO the exceptionally high class
attraction.
IN" engagement will clos. with a
matinee and night performance today
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-25
%emNhcK
Smart Clothes

Have you ever bought a suit
which, the day after it left
the stores mirror, ran back
to a different shape like a
dog to its masterl
The style and fit of Stein
Bloch clothes is buiH H,ongh
the fabric, not simply on it.
That the appearance you re-
quire will LAST is the assurance
from the label which stands
for "Sixty-One Years of
Knowing How"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-25

AhAal~ a.s.sHs % ID Is
% atted FOR Meadows in eth.
t2l-Batted for Smith in Sth.
Batted for Wilson in gth.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-25
HOW THEY STAND
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Yssterday's Results.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Yesterday's Results.

Detroit, y Chicago. =.
Washington. :. New York 2
Boston. 4. Philadelphia. %.
Cleveland. b. ST Louis. Z.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-25

,vnshi &STS SoSS9S 2:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-25

| IN scene three the Arabian atmosphe re
l. colorfuny displayed in the indoor
I scene. whore several native dances are
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1916-04-20

and will farm his mothers place this
season.
Jesse Dunn came up to Ola a few
days ago to look over his ranch.
L. S. Park went to E. E. Bea's to
shear Mr.. Beal's sheep a few days
ago.
Mr.. Bechtels sawmill will COM
mence operations next week.
Arch Mcclellan came up from EN-
NETT Saturday night and returned on
Sunday night to where he is working
on the Canyon canal.
James Lloyd purchased a small
bunch of hogs from George Pennington
last week.
Alfred SINGERS is on the sick list
this week.
Mrs. Thomas Whitlock was visiting
with her father, Mr.. Cramer, last
week.
Thomas Bailey purchased a span of
mules from Jack O'Leary last week.
Quite a number of stock has been
brought in from the Boise valley the
last few days.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1916-04-20
BRAMWELL.
By E. F. Wells.

The Simmons boys are around gath
| ering up stock to take to Smiths Prai-
RE for summer pasture.
Mrs. Simpsons condition seems to
be growing worse, although she is
very patient and forbearing in her
suffering.
An unusual amount of interest was
taken in the school election Monday,
but Towns Matthews won out with
his ucual race horse speed.
kci;h Nusbaru' is making a trur
of this parr of tie state us first tenor
IN the Moscow Glce Club.
Mrs. Nusbaum went over to Boise
Saturday to attend the Moscow Glee
IluL concert and remained until Mon
aay visiting. Mr.. Nusbaum went to
Nampa Monday evening to get few
minutes visit with Keith and note the
ability of the glee club.
Mrs. KidweIl of Emmett, accom-
panied by her two children, kindly
over the Nusbaum household
during Mrs. Nusbaum's absence.
Ira Lindsay and family, Miss Ber-
nice Matson and Ted Johnson spent
the day Sunday with friends in En-
NETT.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1916-04-20
LETHA.
BY Mrs. A. E. Pomeroy.

Mrs. Randall celebrated the 12tl
birthday of her son Jesse by giving
him surprise party to which his boy
| friends were invited. Games and boy
| sports of all kinds were thoroughly
enjoyed. Mrs. R. L. Battan entertain.
ed the guests with her magic lantern
which added much to the afternoons
pleasure. Generous refreshments
were served, with Mesdames Whit
man, Battan and Randall looking af-
ter the wants of the guests. The boys
who enjoyed the affair were: Addie
Whitman, Todd Miles, Carl Fishback,
Frank Higgins, Frederick Pomeroy,
Harold Robson, LeGrand Robson,
Bud Robson, Randolph Russell, Jesse
and Lester Randall.
We beg to correct last weeks
item and state that Mrs. Clarence
Whitman is chairman of the Easter
program. We recognize the ability of
Mr.. Whitman, but we believe it lies in
other directions.
The Fred Wilhelm and John Miller
families motored to Emmett last Sun
day.
John Hull received the sad news of
the death and burial of his mother at
the home of a daughter in Missouri
last week. Mrs. Hull, together with
her husband and daughter Maggie,
spent last summer and fall here at
Letha. The friends she made while
here were shocked to learn that her
apparent recovery from recent i'll
mes eliminated so abruptly in death
John Hull has the sincere sympathy
of the people of Letha.
George Ewing and his mother left
on motor trip on Monday, taking in
This valley and making visit to Vale,
Oregon.
A party of our fellow citizens, I'M
Ter the expert leadership of X. Il.
3attan. C. E.. have been surveying
he lines adjacent to Letha townsite.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hull and chill
lren were Sunday guests of Mr.. and
hrs. Jay Booth.
Mesdames Randall and Battan were
Emmett visitors on Saturday.
Mrs. Jay Booth called at the Ew-
ng ranch last Friday afternoon.
The Aberdeen coal agent was IN
.etha after business on Monday.
A. N. Newell started for Minnesota
n Tuesday afternoon, having received
ord of the death of his brother. de
ill be gone about two weeks. I
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1916-04-20
BISSEL CREEK
BY Mrs. w. ]. Van Limbaugh.

This is going TO be quite bee cen,
| ter. In the last three weeks about
$50 bee colonies have been placed al
different points along Bissel creek.
Robert Howard has a crew of mer
working on the canal, burning the
weeds, cleaning out the bitches and
getting ready for water.
As soon as the house on the ]. M.
johnson ranch (the former John
Bartch place. is completed, Mrs. J. M.
Johnson and son Hallowell will move
into it.
Dave Stone and family motored
over from New Plymouth Sunday to
take dinner with Mr.. and Mrs. Thorn
as Slone
Charles Simmons and Mr.. Norton
from Smith Prairie are gathering up
colts from the farms of this vicinity
to pasture during the summer on the
ranch adjoining the Prairie.
Mrs. d. Mcmillan attended the St.
Mary Guild tea in town Thursday.
At the school election Monday j. S.
Burdell was elected clerk to succeed
Clint Martin. James Little and Harry
Schoening are the other trustees.
w. A. Davidson shipped carload
of hogs from Emmett and Eetha on
Tuesday, Several farmers of this
neighborhood took their porkers to
Letha.
w. j. vanLimburg, Jr., made a bust
ness trip to Box Springs Saturday.
A. r. Hawkins went to Letha Sun
day to get load of coal.
Hadley Limbaugh has bought DR..
driving mare.
Leo Fest was selling the McCon-
non groceries on the bench Friday.