Omaha daily bee., 1907-02-14

IDA GROVE-John Clenblel, a resident Of
Correctionville, was killed there by fall
from the top of n windmill tower where
he was making some repairs. The tower
is 100 feet high.
IDA GROVE-While visiting her son, H.
s. Lynn at Battle Creek Mrs NJ. Lynn Of
Mapleton was bitten by pet cat. Blood
poisoning developed and at the end of a
week the woman died.
SIDNEY-There was a mad dog scare
In the Brightsde neghborhood, west of
Sidney, yesterday. tramp bird dog show
ing evident signs of hydrophobia passed
other dogs before being killed. - "
ATLANTIC-John W. Davidson wac SEN
fenced to twenty months in the peniten-
tiary by Judge Macy for entering a school
house near Lewis after having pleaded
guilty to the charge. He tried to talk the
judge into making the sentence lighter.
SIDNEY-While Dan Buzzard and Henry
Blank were out hunting near Imogene the
latter attempted TO scare a rabbit from
brush pile by using the stock of his
shotgun when the weapon was discharged
and the contents entered his hand and arm,
intiicting serious wounds.
AMES-Misses Louise Peters of Marine
and Ingebrog Lominen of Lanesboro, Mimi,
have been elected to positions on the modern
language faculty at the Iowa State college
at Ames. Both have held important posi-
tons as teachers and Miss Dominen has
studied at Heidelberg and Berlin.
AMES-Mrs. Ella w. Knowlton of Grin
nell has been secured to act as matron OF
Margaret hall at the Iowa State college
I III.
Kilbourne, who has been granted leave of
absence and leaves soon on a trip abroad.
over 200 girls come under the supervision
of this matron
TABoRmThe officers and vice president
I OF the Mills County Independent Order of
| Odd Fellows association met yesterday at
| Malvern and decided TO hold the ami
versary celebration April 26 at Hastings,
/ and later, the annual picnic at Pacific juno
ton. Officers elected are: ]. r. Graham OF
| Hastings, president; w. G. McClintock OF
/ Tabor, secretary; J. W. Miller of Glen
| wood, treasurer.
Mr., and Mrs. Carl Phares was badly
scalded by a bowl OF hot soup splitting over
her throat and chest. The mother had sci
a bowl of soup on the table and the little
the bowl, pulled the edge over until the
! contents were spilled over her body. Al
the skin peeled off the places where the
soup touched, but the child will recover.
ATLANTIC-Clerk of the Courts Clovis
| is engaged in the work OF tabulating ant
getting in shape all the estates that haVj
been lying In the clerks Office for years
not entirely closed up. There are over so
for more than fifteen years with no fina
action taken. He expects 10 get them II
shape by the April term of court, when h
will present them to the judge for final ac
ton.
SIDNEY-George Vaughan. convicted las
year In Nemaha county, Nebraska, of as
saulting Miss c. Holly, will be given an
other trial the case having been reverse
and remanded by the supreme court TIL
testimony given at the former trial was I
the effect that Vaughan ana a companio
named Taylor took Miss Holly and anothe
young woman to the Taylor home unde
pretense OF taking them to dance an
kept them there all night, The partie
live near Hamburg and the scene OF tn
cality known as THE Island" which
under the Jurisdiction of Nebraska.