Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-06

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A~TLANTIC-E. E. Patterson, an aged
resident OF Lewis, died very suddenly at his
home there Saturday morning from heart
disease.
CHARLES CITY-Harry Miller, a we'll.
known and popula travelling salesman, who
travelled for Buente Brothers of Chicago,
died here today of p~eritonitis.
CHARLES CITY-Supervisor H. s. waid
fell today in a faint and was assisted to
arise. He is a large man Weighing over
400 pounds, and 1t was though at first that
he had a stroke.
CRESTON-H. G. Kastlin, foreman of the
Burlington machine shops at this place, has
been appointed to, the position of master
mechanic at Beardstown, ILL.,, for the Bur.
lington at that point. Mr.. Kastlin has held
the position OF foreman here for several
years with great credit to himself, and the
new appointment comes as a deserved pro-
motion.
MARSHALTOWN-The annual meeting
of the Webster City Association of Congre
gational churches, is to he held in Hampton
prised OF Humboldt, Franklin. Hardin,
Wright. Humboldt and Webster counties.
CRESTON-Miss Dora Belle Dean Of
Clarified and Talton Clarke of Clarinda
were united in marriage here yesterday,
Rev. j. p. Linn, pastor of the Presby-
terrain church, performing the ceremony.
ATLANTIC-C. w. McDermott and sons
have given a Duroc-Jersey gilt to the Ma
tional Corn exposition, held at Omaha, De-
cember 10 to 10, this year. The gilt is to
be given to the grower of the ear OF corn
in this county who wins fifth place or
better.
CRESTON-The special train running to
Maryville Monday from here will stop at
all stations between here and that place,
giving all an opportunity to go and hear
the Taft speech. The special leaves here
at II :35, reaches Maryville at . o'clock and
returns at . o'clock.
ATLANTIC-The first foot ball accident
Of the season occurred here late last week,
and John sievers, a student of the high
school, was the victim. The lad sustained a
fracture of his thigh bone and will be UNI
able to resume his studies for some time,
and will probably not play again this sea-
son.
Observation-Disclosures the Oldest
couple ever married in the state, were
welded at Columbus Junction, Ia, yester-
day, when. William Chown of ronesville
and Mrs. Mary Halliday of Columbus juno
ton were married. The groom Is SO and
the bride is 81. Rev. Clavin Foster per-
formed the ceremony.
ACKNOWLEDGMENT Clinton j. w.
Triem, pastor of the Presbyterian church
of Carroll. was appointed grand chaplain
of the Iowa Odd Fellows. Rev. Mr.. Triem
succeeds the late Frank w. Evans of Des
Moines. Rev. Mr.. Triem will o~fficiate as
grand chaplain at the grand lodge session
to be held in this city this month.
LAKE CITY-STAe annual conference of
sions here with Bishop Weekly presiding,
A large number of ministers and delegates
are in attendance, Evangelist Montgomery
has been holding revival meetings here in
the local church prior to the opening OF
the conference.
LAKE CITY-Dr. G.. L. Pray and John
Kennedy have chartered a car and win
conduct an excursion October to Dallas,
Trip county, South Dakota, for the regis
tration. Thirty-siX have already enlisted
for this trip and this is but a fraction of
those who go from here. The excursion
will leave Sherwood on the Illinois Central.
CRESTON-Chairman Stipe Of the Eighth
district republican congressional committee
has announced Colonel Hepburn's speaking
dates for this week as follows: Weldon,
October 6; Tingley, Wednesday,
October q; Gravity, Thursday, October s;
Coin, Friday, October 9, He will also visit
a number of other towns in Taylor and
Ringgold counties, Conway, Lenox. Clear
field, Grand River, Van Vert and Ellston.
ATLANTIC-Delegates from the Odd Eel
lows lodges in Anita, Cumberland, Girls
void, Lewis, Massena, Barne and Wiota
were in the city today arranging for a dis
trict meeting of all the lodges in the county,
and their families. The above named lodges
IN the county number about 1,500 members,
and the object of this general meeting will
be TO gather all these members together
once a year for the purpose of becoming
better acquainted. The organization will
be known as the Cass County Independent
Order Of Odd Fellows District association.