Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-15

LOGAN-Rev. Edwards has resigned his
pastorate with the Baptist church OF Logan
and has moved to Camanche in the eastern
part OF Iowa.
LOGAN-Harvey johnson has sold his
farm Of 100 acres southeast OF Logan for
SIS per acre. to .. s. Larson. other farms
near Logan have been sold and resold at
sil0 10 SIS per acre.
LOGAN-Opticians, Kirk and Smith. ar
rested by Sheriff Rock a short time ago
charged with entering the house of Mrs.
John Hunt near Logan and taking about
50 were set free yesterday because no one
appeared against them when the case was
called.
MARSHALLTOwN-John Bisgrove. aeed
10 years. the son of George Bisgrove OF
near Mason City. is lying at the point OF
death from injuries received BY being
kicked in the face by a frolicsome colt.
The blow fractured both the nasal and
frontal bones.
CRESTON Seventeen-year-old Macy
stephens, living near Leon, was seriously
wounded in the hip by the accidental dis
Wednesday at his home as he and several
other boys were shooting at marks. The
young man is in a precarious condition.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Goodin. a
former sheriff OF, Story county and an old
resident of Nevada, was found dead I'm his
bed in one of the wards Of the soldiers
morning. Goodin had died Of apoplexy
during the night. The body will be taken
to Nevada tonight for burial.
IOWA CIT1-That the recent dysenteric
infection which swept over the city was
and is purely local is the opinion OF Or. F.
w. lockwood, head Of the chemistry de
partment I'm the university. This opinion
has been formed after a wide inquiry and
conference with physicians all over the
state.
IOWA C%ITY-Bernard Willis. a son Of
Prof. and Mrs. W. A. Willis and a graduate
Of the University of Iowa College of APP
Piled Science. has recently invented a new
telephone receiver which will revelutionize
[ modern mpthOdg according 10 aufhnritfeg
The Automatic Electric company of Chi
cago placed the first order, ordering 1900
of the new invention.
IOWA -CITY-Because of the excellent
facilities offered by the university hospitals
it is probable the Kings Daughters will
establish a rescue home for girls who need
the attention of charity workers here in
Iowa City in the near future. The local
promoters are waiting until the attitude
OF the. state association is learned before
taking the next steps in the ppoject
CRESTON-Brakeman Al Mcdowell of
this city who has for years run on Nos. 9
and 10 between here and Burlington. met
with an accident Tuesday night at Russell.
In which he received quite serious injuries.
He. was just swinging on his train as It
door was closed. Earring his back onto a
truck Of trunks with great force and in
flicting injuries to his chest and stomach.
LAKE CITY-S. S. Field, a pioneer har-
ness and leather merchant Of this place.
dropped dead Of heart failure in his store
late Tuesday evening. Mrs. Field died a
few months ago and the death Of Mr.. Field
leaves their only child. Ned. who Is a stu
dent in the state university, alone In the
world. Mr.. Field had been prominent In the
affairs of the town for a number of years
and stood high in the esteem of everyone.
CRESTON-At the annual convention of
the federated clubs of the Sixth district,
Just closed at Osceola, Corning was selected
for the next meeting. Nearly every club
In the district was represented A recep-
ton at the home of Senator and Mrs. James
Jameson was rendered the delegates Tues
day evening. The convention was presided
over by Mrs. William Hyland OF Osceola.
Sixteen delegates and visitors attended
from here.
Observation-Disclosures Howard C.
Fuller of the supreme bench Of North Da-
kota, who died at his home in Mitchell, s. D.,
Wednesday, was a former school teacher,
county superintendent and a well known
resident OF Eldora and Hardin county,
where he lived before going TO South Da-
kota. After being admitted 10 the bar In
Jackson county in 1881 Judge Fuller came
to Hardin county, where he taught school
for several years, being eventually elected
county superintendent.