Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-12
NEW STYLES,
NEW GOODS,
NEW CREDIT
SYSTEM

shine succeeds Rev. MIR. Loucks, who re-
signed early in the ummer. He will begin
his pastorate October 1.
MARSHALLTOwN-Dr. Daniel A. Colli-
son, a well known dentist OF ms Guy arc
are to be married in the Catholic church
of Platteville about the middle OF Ocl0pSi'
The date has not yet been fixed. Or. Goin,
sons home Is in Carroll, but he has been
practicing in this city for several years
His brlde-to-be formerly taught school mere.
During the last two years she mas peeh
teaching in the schools OF Seattle' Nash''
and Madison, Wis.
GLENWOOD-D. A. Moore, administrator
OF the estate of Thomas K. Long, mas pc
bun suit in the Mills county DISTRICT court
against C. C. Knight of Silver City for
damages In the sum of $4,000. knight is a
farmer living near Silver City ana Long
was a solicitor fer the Council BlutIS NSn.
of last July a dog belonging TO hhlght AT
tackled Long and injured him TO such an
extent that death resulted IN the 9th OF
July. S, B. Wadsworth OF Council Bluffs
appears for the administrator
ATLANTIC-The Board of Directors Of
the Young Mems Christian association held
it's meeting last night and A, A. Thurman
Of Helena, Mo-, was chosen as secretary
for the local association. The association
has been without a secretary for some
capacity. The directors also discussed the
building Of a home of its own for the asso-
citation and Secretary Jones moved. that
| they take the 5000 already on hand and
build a one-story building and add to it
as possible. This met with the favor of
the board and it is thought this will be
cone.
ATLANTIC-By the will of the late Mrs.
Elizabeth Rankin, who died in this city
last week, and which has been filed in the
office OF the county clerk, she leaves the
United Presbyterian church property
valued at about $1,000. She bequeathed
various sums to her survivors, ending with
the bequest to the church. This property
is her old home, and where she died, and
being situated on South Chestnut street il
a yaiua6le piece OF real h,e estate toT tn e
the right to use, control, lease or sell as
they think best.
GRINNELL-A. F. swaney of this city,
who yesterday attended a meeting OF the
directors Of the Waterloo, Pella & South.
western railroad at Pella, reports tina
everything is ready for beginning work on
the part of the line extending from the Def
Moines river to the Tama county line, anc
the work is divided into six-mile sections
with contractors ready TO take hold OF
each of such sections. The bridge con
struction on the entire line is to go to {
Kansas City company with ~abundanI re
sources. Arrangements are said TO have
been made with the Wabash for the u.s.
Of their bridge over the Des Moines river.
IOWA F~ALLS-Steven NJ. Jones, one o
the foundeTs of the first paper ever pub
ushed in Franklin county, died at Hampton
the first of the week, aged u years. H
was born in Essex county, New YORK, II
| 1897 and came TO Johnson county in 1915
He learned the printers trade on tn
Progressive Era, which was then pub
Ished in Cedar Rapids. Later he was EN-
ployed on the Vinton Eagle, In 1853, Ia
company with a man named Bowman, n
moved to Franklin county and establishes
the Record at Hampton. The paper /
still published, the name being the FRANKLIN
County Recorder, published by l., Is. Ray
nond and L. L.. stuart. Bowman later SOL
out to Jones and returned 10 Vinton. Jone
continued TO publish the Record until 1856
when he suspended on account or the out
break of the civil war, In 1866 he sold In
outfit to ]. c. Whitnew, and In 1871 wa
appointed postmaster at Hampton holding
the position for fifteen years. he ma
served his town as councilman and tow
clerk several terms.