Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-12
Iowa News Noten.

IOWA CITY-Robert Grim, end Of the
Iowa City High school foot ball team, was
yesterday elected captain for next year.
MARSHALLTOWN-The new Methodist
church of Albion, which has been built at
a cost of 5000, will be dedicated on Sun
day, December 20. Rev. Mr.. Bishop of
Iowa Falls will preach the dedicatory SER
mon.
IOWA CITY-Agitation regarding the
building of an Iowa Union, or student club
A rumor was circulated yesterday that a
rich alumnus would contribute a sum
insure such a building.
MARSHALLTOWN-At the annual meet
ing of the Marshall County Medical society
the following officers were elected: Presl-
vice president, DR.. H. H. Nichols. Mar
shalltown; secretary and treasurer, DR.. F.
p. Llerle. Marshalltown.
GRINNELL-The rooms for the use OF
the superior court established by the voters
of this city at the last election. are in
course OF preparation and will be ready for
in January. Hon. ]. P. Lyman of this city
is the duly elected Judge to preside in this
court.
pushed two boxcars through the front of a
depot at West Liberty yesterday in an nc
cident on the Rock Island. A heavy fog
prevented the engineer from seeing the
freight train at the crossing. Luckily the
brakemen were on other cars and no one
was injured.
ES1ON-Wl last week s ISSUE, the
Lucas LedEer discontinued publication.
It's subscription list was sold to the
Charlton Patriot, and the press and type
were shipped to Heavener, Okl.. where
the proprietors have another paper. Lack
of support of the business men of Lucas
Is given as the cause of suspension.
CRESToN-At noon yesterday at the
home of the brides parents, near here.
the nuptials Of Miss Maude Ethel Folsom
and Mason Molby, a young business man
of this place, were solemnized In the pres
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ceremony was performed by Rev. CASTOR
of the Baptist church, assisted by Rev.
James O'May. The young people will
live on a farm near here.
A~TLANTIC-A wedding, which comes as
a great surprise to the many friends Of
the groom, is that Of Charles p. Hubbard
Of this city and Mrs. Anna Walker of
Basin Park hotel. in Eureka Springs, Ark,
Monday afternoon at 3 o'clock. The groom
is one of the we'll known business men
of this city and is the owner and manager
Of the Atlantic opera house.
FORT DODGE-Mayor C. F. Duncombe
and Chief of Police AL Nicholson believe
that the owners Of dogs and not the ami
doggyship doesn't wear n muzzle in COM
pliance with the mayors recent ruling,
CANNES of this city. Consequently. three
prominent citizens were a~rraigned before
his honor Wednesday and fined $5 each.
CRBSToN-Yesterday morning in the
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this place occurred the marriage OF Miss
Elizabeth J. McCalmont OF this city and
A. III. Fraley, auditor of the Kratzer Car
riage company of Dies Molnes. The cere-
mony was witnessed by a few friends OF
the contracting parties. Rev. James O'May
offfclated as clergyman. After a wedding
trip south they will be at home In Des
Moines.
CRESToN-Rev. George Moore. county
recorder OF county, has pur-
chased the Sidney Sun, and will assume
| the editorial duties JanuarU Ubap hia
term as recorder expires. Mr.. Moore is
one OF the active republican workers OF
that county, a strong standpatter. He at
one time was a minister in the Christian
church. He has held the office Of recorder
for four years.
DENIsoN-. E. Joy OF Syracuse. N. Y,
today about noon. He died from apoplexy
while the train was running from Carroll
to Denison. The body was taken from the
train here and given In charge of the under
takers. He was travelling alone to Colo
rado Springs. He had plenty of money with
him and seemed a man of wealth and stand
ing. His friends in New York have been
communicated with.
CRESTON-As Samuel Price Of Ham
burg was leaning over the end gate of his
wagon TO reach a pair of mittens he was
thrown under the wheels by the breaking
of the end gate. AS he felt himself touch
the wheel he shouted to the team to stop.
but this frightened them and they started
to run. Both wheels of the heavily loaded
wagon passed over him. He now lies In
a very pfecarlouS condition.
| GRINNELL-Arrangements have lust
been, completed by which the @. c. Jannoy
company Of Ottumwa, manufacturers Of
sweatpads, buggy cushions, etc, will re-
move their factory, employing about forty
hands and backed up by a paid capital OF
SIS, 900, to this city in the near future. The
factory site is to be located along the Rock
Island right-of-way east OF the city. The
business men of Grinnell are backing the
enterprise and are confident OF its success.
FORT DODGE-The first annual meeting
OF the Webster County Farmers institute
began here this afternoon. j. w. Kline.
state lecturer on tuberculosis, addressed
the farmers upon the subject Healthy
Homes and How TO Live in Them. Prof.
A. H.. Snyder Of Ames spoke upon Drain
age and Soils" Saturday morning, Prof.
T. II. Mcdonald will lecture on Good
Roads" and a business meeting will be
held. Many are in attendance at the
discussions and the program for next year
will be more comprehensive.
MARSHALLTOWN-A new, novel and
highly successful way OF hunting rabbits
after night was made here last night when
DIR. II. III. Nichols and Charles Eldrtdge
equipped a touring car with a double set
Of headlights and secured the country
roads and killed thirteen rabbits, without
getting from the car, in a little more than
an hour. A second set OF lights were fast
ened 10 the back OF the front seat, so that
their rays spread out over the fields on
both sides Of the road. When a cotton-tail
appeared within the zones Of light fire was
opened.