Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-08-05
IomR News NOten.

EAGLE GROVE-Frank Sheenhair is at
the head OF a movement in Eagle Grove
looking to the erection OF an opera mouse
In this city.
STATE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES to board
a Ferris wheel at the carnival here, while
distance Of forty feet TO the ground and
was severely injured
NEOIA-The 3-year-old child of ]. E.
Heath, a barber of this place, received
serious cut in the face from little Ratchet
in the hands of a playmate. The cut al
most severed the upper lip and made bad
ATLANTIc-John schntz, who was
stricken with hemorrhage of the lungs on
the train while enroute home to Connect
the hospital, has so far recovered as to be
able to continue his journey and will leave
Sunday for his eastern home.
WATERLOO-Two little girls, 10 and IL
years OF age, were arrested here for shop
| lifting. They had stuffed an umbrella and
| the fronts of their waists full or articles
Because OF their youth they were let off
| with lecture from the mayor.
IOWA FALLS-Arrangements are on
iowa in this city the latter part of Au-
gust or the early part OF september Inc
gathering will be in the nature Of re-
union picnic, in which. the members OF
the order and women will participate.
ATLANTIC-The city council has elected
/ Mr.. Nichols of the Carroll electric light
works as city clerk. superintendent OF tht
| a salary OF SlOO per month. The office has
been vacant for two weeks since the reslg
nation OF John J. Rapp to take the assist
| ant postmastership.
| TABoR-Horace Alden Miller, NJ. B.,
| 1904, Oberlin, has been elected director of
| the Tabor college conservatory. Prof
| Miller is strongly endorsed by the faculty
at Oberlin. He has had several years
successful experience as teacher and foL
! teaching organ, plano and theory. -.
| ATLANTIC-The fourth annual ehautau'
qua association closed successful nin'
| days meeting here Saturday night Booker
| T. Washington and DR., Fox were the IA
| vorites of the, meeting the Washington DAY
| crowd being over $500. There were more
campers on the ground than on any pre-
vious occasion, and special trains were. rur
| on all branches. The meeting voted e
discourage the effort to take the quarterly
temperance lesson out of the Internationa
Lesson Quarterly. the resolution condemn
| ing the move in the strongest terms.
ATLANTIC-IIIe BotaDa Valley Veterans
association has announced the speakers fo
the three days reunion to be held bert
August q to "a, which Is expected to draw
10000 people to the city. from the four coun
ties included in the association; They arr
men OF national reputation. including Gen
eral ], B. Weaver, Congressman John +
Lacy, Colonel Charles A. Clark, commands
OF the Iowa department Grand Army OF Tn
Republic: Judge Horace Deemer, Colone
George A Newman adjutant general OF tn
Iowa department.; Judge Z. willard and
N. Boorman-
gest day in point of attendance in the his
tory Of the Iowa Falls Chautauqua. TIT
attraction was Booker r. Washington, Wit
was the principal speaker on the program
for the day, and every train entering tn
city up to 2 o'clock In the Afternoon
brought delegations from towns within
that upward of 1000 people listened to tn
address OF this leader OF bis race on tn
subject q his Work TOT ne sa nr sf en-
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