Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-06

exhibits were good and the attractions
clean and attractive. Enough money was
made % pay for extensive improvement :
planned for next year.
ATLANTIC-rhomas 3. Hutchinson. who
came to this city last March from Ere
mont, NCb., and took the position OF te-
porter on the Telegraph here, has re
signed his position with that paper and in
he will become state news editor Of the
Journal.
ATLANTtC-A new pension board has
been appointed to take the place OF Porter
field and Graham, who resigned. The doc
tors who have been appointed are Morris Of
This city and Giles Of Marine. DIR. Camp
bell Ia the oldest member Of the board, he
having been appointed by Cleveland and
served ever since.
CRESTON-woodmen OF the World from
Osceola, Cumberland, Corning, Greenfield.
Fontanelle and this city will participate in
a big rally and battalion assembly in this
city on Sunday and Monday. a monument
and speeches made by prominent members
OF the order. Competitive drills and other
matters of interest will make up the events
OF the two days.
CRESTON-In the district court Wednes.
day a verdict of guilty was returned against
James White on the charge of burglary.
White was the fellow arrested about a
month ago in the BURLINGTON yards at this
point after aving broken into the home
of Richard Wallace and stolen a suit Of
clothes and several other articles of value
ssaNN .
sion, in which he admitted his guilt.
.CRESTON-The Massena fair. which
closed Thursday evening, was a success
from all reports. Good crowds were pres
ent on all three days and good races, stock
shows and free attractions made the fair
a satisfactory affair in every way. A
automobile race, in which four cars from
Des Moines, Creston and nearby towns
entered. 1t was won by North of Des
Moines In a Buick. Time: 1902,
TOWN Iecorsn 49,. fo4.--
+. o. Anderson. objected. Miss Martha
Anderson and G. Walling, employees OF the
Soldiers. home, eloped to Clinton, where
The bride is not of age, and the father had
instructed the clerk of courts here not 10
issue the couple a license II they applied
for one. They did apply, but were refused.
They then boarded a train and went t.
Clinton, where they were married at the
nome Of Walling's parents.
MARSHALLTOWN-As an educational
feature, II is the purpose Of the city adminis.
tration to give an exhibit of the diseased
parts of animals suffering with tubercu-
A special tent is to be provided for the
purpose and specialists in animal diseases
ture upon the subject. II is the belief of
the city administration that much valuable
information, which the public, and espe-
cially live stock owners and breeders should
know, can be given out in this way.
FORT ~DODGE-Silas w. Corey, who. If
he lives until September 20, will pass the
Goth year Of. his wedding anniversary. lies
very low at lis home in this city, and the
immediate family have been Informed that
the chances for his recovery are very
slight. Mr.. Corey is very aged and his
principal affection is that of old age. His
children have arrived in the city, one son
from Colorado, and they are awaiting the
end; Mr.. Corey has been prominent in
Webster county for many years. He has
been largely identified with the coal in
dustry of the county. He is a large land
owner In this city and reputed wealthy in
other ways. The old gentleman has been
falling ever since the sudden death Of his
son, ,stlas w. Corey, jr:, recently, who
fell dead from heart failure.