Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-19

Iowa News Notes.
ATLANTIC-The Cass county normal in
stltute, which began this years session
about 40 students are enrolled.
CRESTON-Next Saturday will be pay
day at this place for Burlington employees,
when $4,000 will be paid to local employees,
not including those In train service.
MARSHALLTOWN-C. NJ. Bell. local
agent for the American Express company,
who was to be transferred to Champaign,
I'LL, according to IN announcement made
by the company a short time ago, is not to
be transferred after all. The company has
reconsidered its order to transfer Mr.. Bell.
A. w. Doane of Mattoon, ILL.,, who was
to succeed Mr.. Bell here, is to be trans
terred to Champaign.
MARSHALLTOWN-Mrs Bertha Kimball
and Mrs. Viola Wilson, who created a SEN
sation a few months ago by leaving their
husbands in Council Bluffs and coming
to this city, were fined 500 and costs each
by Mayor Ingled this afternoon for running
a disorderly house.
MARSHALLTOWN-The Catholic church
of Haverhill will on Friday, in connection
with the feast OF Corpus Christi, dedicate
a new pipe organ, which cost $3.50. Fifteen
or twenty priests from the Dubuque arch
diocese will participate and the services
will be in both English and German.
MARSHALLTOWN-A base ball tourna-
ment, in which five teams will participate
will be held at Rhodes on next Friday.
The teams which will play are State Gem
ter, Rhodes, Baxter and Collins. The win
neIS OF the Two kdUle6 Will also play, ana
the victor in the last will meet the Mel
bourne team.
ATLANTIC-The Atlantic Northern g.
Southern railroad has been awarded the
contract to carry the mail between this
place and Elkhorn. Messrs Judd and Rat
tenberg are now in the vicinity of Grant
soliciting stock subscription for the extern
sion south of the road and are mee ing
with great success.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 14s school
teachers from all parts OF the county and
many towns outside of the county in at
tendance the annual Institute for teachers
opened In this city today; The institute
three days following the examinations for
1 state certificates VIII be taken
CRESTON-c.- F. Andrews of Corning
has been appointed receiver of the Corning
with a mortgage held by the educations
board of the Presbyterian church, agKre-
gate $6.So. An effort is being made to sell
students to help pay off the debt.
ATLANTIC-The county convention OF
the democrats of this county will be held
in the Odd Fellows hall next Saturday,
witt DR.. Emmert as the temporary chair
man and @. w. B. Fletcher OF Lewis as
the secretary. Chairman McGovern saws
that the democrats will nominate a Am
ticket and get some of the offices.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. between the
Iowa Central shop strikers and the non.
union laborers employed and housed by
the company in its shops broke out afresh
again yesterday. Four strlkebreakers, while
visiting a saloon near the car shops, were
set upon by strikers. One OF the strike
breakers James c. Murphy of Minneapolis
was hit on the nose with a club and sus-
tanned a fracture of the nose and cheek
bone. Another strikebreaker whose name
f fSs be nSt be Tb Learned GTSd was also beaten over
ming back onto the company's property, Nc
arrests were made.