Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-18
Iowa News Notes.

CREsToN-Hon. James Wilson, secretary
Of agriculture VIII SPEAK mere Mo NO thTSs
date the big rally Of the campaign is be-
ing put forth by local republicans.
MARsHALLToWN Mr.. Raymond A;
French Of Glenwood. who is teacher OF
Miss Minnie E. Ormerod OF near this city
were married at the home of the %latters
tSps sf;teT MGs; 'Os MT' and G9oS Mrss. a French 0i viii
live in Clinton.
ATLANTIC-William Hayder, who lives
at Anita. last night reported the theft OF a
supposed that the horse was stolen about
$50. II. was a bay. with white stripes one
face and two white feet and weighing about
300 pounds.
CREsTON-The- Eighteenth Iowa regi-
ment of civil war veterans closed its TWEEN
tieth annual reunion at Murr2y YESTERDAY:
It was q successful meet, but the number
of comrades each year is steadily dlmln-
ishing and the fact brings sadness to the
hearts of the ''old boys
ATLANTIC-Max Westphalen, owner Of
a billiard and pool room here, was arrested
yesterday on a charge of gambling and paid
q fine, of $50 and costs: The case comes
lowing dice games in his place OF business
since a notice served on him to stop them
CREsToN-Chsrles Mauk, who recently
into a ditch dug by the Burlington railroad
employees. has sued the railroad company
for $3.50, Mank T. n '9e nos Inmber rep pf
anu Wv NpAAARahF 100 -
surgeons here this week to examine the In
jured member.
I CRESTON-Just as Charles w. Preston
of Villisca, an old soldier, had completed
all arrangements for registering for a piece
OF land In the Rosebud land drawing, ne
dropped dead at his home. A. thai very
moment his agent. who was 10 make the
filing for him, was preparing to take the
train for Dallas.
MARSHALLTOWN - The Letts-Fletcher
company. wholesale grocers Of this city,
1 TODAY Dleadpd guilty in the Justice court
to four charges filed against in Septem-
Der by state Food and Dairy Commissioner
II. +. Wright, in which he charged II with
! selling flavoring extract which was inn
properly labeled. A fine OF IS and costs was
paid In each case.
FORT DODGE-Early Thursday morning
twins were born to Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Chambers Of this city. making five pairs
Of twins that have been born to. them.
strong and vigorous, but not so were three
preceding pairs, who have suffered early
deaths. Twelve children in all have been
born to MIR. and Mrs.
acknowledgements evening at 6
o'clock, at the home of the brides sister,
occurred the marTiagse Of Miss Luella
Ayr, Rev. J. B. Jackson OF Tarkio, Mo-
performed the ceremony. The couple went
% par M = a 4ST iS Which e Y'I the y't leave IRe s5G0I the
Soudan, where the groom is a missionary.
FORT DoDGE-As a result of burns re-
ceived from the overturning OF a kerosene
lamp ny OHE Vi HCI UliuIN Wis II
c.. oleson OF this city is suffering from
painful, although not serious, burns. Had
! not been for her presence Of mind in eS-
tinguishing the flames in the lower part
OF her clothing she would have been burned
TO death. Her skirts caught fire from the
burning oil on the floor.
CRESTON-The annual convention of
the Union County Sunday School a~ssocia-
ton will be held at Lorimer, October %
and "a: Rev. Frank Fitch, general secre-
tary Of the state association, will be pres
ent throughout the convention 10 lectur
and give Information In the various depart
and c Stryker, vice president.
SIOUX CITY-News has been received in
Sioux city Of the death of w. II. Bildine,
DAMN and Garretson hotels. The death oc-
CURED in Kansas City. Mr.. and Mrs. Bill
dine At the time were travelling for the
benefit OF Mr.. Bildine's health. After leav-
ing Sioux City Mr.. Bildine went to Chicago.
where he took charge OF what was then the
Leland hotel, but Is now the Stratford.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. of the Iowa
port that the Abba q Centerville railroad.
which Is leased and operated by the Iowa
Central, was 10 be abandoned and the track
torn up, prVressed to nave no knowledge Cd
any such contemplated action. The Abba
4 Centerville line is twenty-six miles long.
a country which is dotted with coal mines
1t connects with the Iowa Central and CHI
was built thirty years ago and has proved
a losing venture to its owners. although II
Is a good feeder for both the Iowa Central
and ..
FORT DODGE-Rey. Robert Carol. pas-
tor OF the Baptist church in this city and
q prominent minister OF that denomination
IN northern Iowa, has resigned his pas
torate ana With his family leaves on No
vember Is for Arcadia. Tex, where he has
real estate holdings. Until he ascertains
now much time he must devote to his busi-
ness he will not decide whether TO enter a
pastorate there or to engage In eVangeIist'c
work he came here from Cherokee In 1901
and as q result Of his labors here a church
edtftce costing over $4,000 WAS build. Hfs
successor has not been chosen.