Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-04

CREsToN-The new Methodist church
parsonage here has just been completed
and will be. thrown open for public inspec-
ton Thursday.
MARsHALLTowN-Mr. Walton r. Kin
ger, principal OF the schools Of Gilman,
and Miss Clara Andrews, daughter OF Mr..
TO be married at the home Of the bride,
Saturday, December 10.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS teams, rep
resenting this city, Waterloo and Des
Molnes. will meet in this city in a TRAN
gular match Wednesday afternoon and
evening. Marshalltown and Waterloo VIII
play In the afternoon, and the winning
team will meet Des Moines in the even
ing.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Marshall coun-
S 5y c STSnG sssS OF ths G %In b Bed NJ Meat annual Pa9i
meeting in this city next Saturday after
noon, The officers OF the association are:
President, Frank Swearingen Of Liscomb;
secretary and treasurer, E. A. Hill of
Green Mountain.
DENIsON-The business men of Denison,
without regard for politics, gave Congress
man J. 7. Conner a complimentary ban.
quet on Thursday evening at the Hotel
Denison. Plates were laid for 100: After
the banquet toasts were responded TO 4y
well known citizens, Hon. c. f. Kuehnle
acting as
MARSHALDTOWN-Henry Plagman of
Storm Lake, who was convicted Saturday
of incest, was sentenced today to serve
an ndeterminate sentence IN the state pen
itentlary. The court in passing sentence
recommended that Plagman be compelled
IL carried out, will keep the man behind
the bars for the rest Of his life.
FORT DODGB-The attorneys In the
the late c. A Locke against the Chicago
q Northwestern Railroad company. q suit
for 5000 for damages alleged to have been
sustained by Docke's estate by the Killing
of Locke by a train at Algona, May 1e,
1908, finished their pleadings to the jury
at s:4S,last night. The jury awarded the
plaintiff damages amounting to $4,+O, after
being out about twelve hours.
ATLANTIC-After the first Of January
the present firm OF s.. J. Gillette q Sons
the business alone, his brother Edwin and
his mother to go out of the firm. The
firm is a dry goods house and was ,.
lished here some years ago by ).
lette and up to the present time ha. n
known by the name given above, AM. ur
the death of the old gentleman last year
his widow took his place and has since
continued in the business.
CRESTON-A pretty home wedding &C.
CURED this morning at the country home
occasion was the wedding of their son,
Frank, to Miss Martha L. Wallace. Rev.
D. ]. Elsea of the Christian church. per
formed the ceremony The groom Is a
prominent stock shipper of Greenfield,
where the young couple will make their
home after a wedding trip to Chicago and
other eastern points. A large number OF
relatives and friends were in attendance
at the happy event.
IOWA CITY-No arrests have been made
in the anti-Sunday amusement crusade ir
Iowa City, despite the threats of certain
city officials and ministers of the churches
Manager Harry F.. Pocock continues to ad'
vertise a vaudeville performance for mex
Sunday evening, and II is said he Is sure
that he has sufficient support in the city
council to prevent the passing of an ordi'
nance to prevent his running a play house
on the Sabbath evening. Managers OF
| nlckeldoms and other amusement places n
Iowa City declare that If Pocock continues
his vaudeville on Sunday evenings
that they will be forced to open theil
doors, hence II seems probable that the
students will be able to patronzie the play
houses hereafter on Sunday.