Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-23

ESTHERVILLE-At $50 o'clock this even
ing at the home of MIR. and Mrs. j.. Nj.
daughter, Eva, to Roy G. Davis.
SIDNEY-I. L. Morgan has sold his jew
elry store to s. p. Beale of Tarkio, Mo-,
who will take immediate possession. Mr..
Morgan will engage in the real estate bust
ness in South Dakota.
ALLISON-Because a dog which he had
purchased from w. T.. Butzloff bit his little
daughter, G.. NJ. Mccarthy brought suit
and secured a Judgment of $40 against the
former owner of the dog. Both parties to
the suit live in Greene.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Chamberlain
and Frank Ridgeway. both of Rhodes, were
arraigned before Judge Bradshaw in the
district court yesterday and pleaded guilty
TO a grand jury indictment charging
Bookkeeping. Both were sent to Jail for
ninety days.
CRESTON-Another big horse sale &C.
Cured at Lenox yesterday, when $50 head
of horses were disposed of and fancy prices
were the rule. The sale aggregated $4,000.
One sran of horses brought $3.50, another
S525, while one gelding bought by a Creston
party brought 1906.
MARION-Hezekiah Byse, a prosperous
farmer living eight miles north of cedar
Rapids, was found guilty by a jury yes
terday OF a statutory offense. His alleged
Victim was his 15-year-old daughter. 1t is
charged that he committed the crime in the
summer and fall OF 1907.
NEVADA-Three cases Of alleged wife
desertion are to be tried at the coming
term OF the Story county. court, which
opens in this city March %. Those who
are to be tried are Frank Dvoraech Of
Fort Dodge. Robert K. Hatfield of Missouri
and Will Mackey of this place.
sIDNEY-RDscoe S. Williams, for the last
two years assistant cashier in the bank
operated by the Sidney Banking company,
has disposed Of his interests in Sidney
and will engage in the banking business
In Okataha, Okl. Mr.. Williams was for
merly auditor OF Fremont county.
ESTHERVILLE-The Patriarchs Militant
branch OF Odd Fellows of this city Installed
the following officers at public installation
Stevens, lieutenant; George S. Rogers, en-
sign; o. II. Sillge, clerk. Brigadier Cen
eral G: w. PASCAL of Belle Plaine was the
installing officer.
in its history of eighteen years, Marshall
Lodge No. 312 of Elks, last night elected
for the third consecutive term the same
exalted ruler, Lloyd r. Maxwell was the
man so honored. Mr.. Maxwell Is president
Of the Iowa Golf association and a former
director in the Transmississippi association.
CREsTON-A midnight blaze last night
at the home of Charles Iohrlaut for a time
threatened to destroy the house. Quite a
number of the household goods were saved
but the house was badly damaged by water,
smoke and falling plaster. The property
belongs to Paul MacCleanox of Atlantic,
formerly the editor Of the Advertiser-Ga
zette of this city.
GLADBROOK-The annual state confer
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Iowa, which has been in session here dur
Ing most Of this week, closed today. One
hundred and twenty ministers and dele
gates have been in attendance. Bishop W
NJ, Weekly OF Kansas City has been pre-
siding. One. thousand dollars was raised
for home missions.
GRINNELL-A fine shaft Of gray italian
marble. which has been purchased at a
cost OF $3.50 by the citizens Of this city,
Is to be erected in Chester Center on
Decoration day and dedicated to the un-
Lppup daad ~ fhc cfpIl MO Tho r,nNa-
ment to secure such a monument was
started more than a year ago. The money
to buy It was secured by popular subscrlp,
ton.
CREsTON-The little s-yoar-old son Of
Mr., and Mrs. Ralph Micklewait of Glen
wood died yesterday from eating tablets
Of strychnine and belladonna; During, his
mothers absence the little fellow got hold
Of the tablets which had been prescribed
for him by a physician and ate thirty-siS
the child It was thought he would recover
but shortly after began having spasms and
died in a little while.
ESTHERVILLE-A new camp OF Roya
Neighbors called Capitola No. 3l5, wa.
organized last Thursday at Emmetsburg By
Deputies Mrs, N. II. White Of Esthervillt
and Mrs. Anna Smith of Superior. A class
OF twenty-five was taken in and the fol
lowing officers elected: Miss Margare
Smith, oracle; Mrs. Jane Haag, chancellor
Mrs. Flora Adren, recorders; Miss Pear
Wilcox, marshal; Mrs. Lena Beck, inne.
sentinel; Mrs. Emma Cook. outer sentinel
Drs. Van Gordon and POWERS, physicians
CHARLES CITY-Wednesday night tn
citizens caucus was held and John G
Legel, a prominent merchant, was nom
mated. The caucus nominated Dan Frad
den, brother of Senator Fradden OF Du
buque, and w. ii. Fairbanks, the manage
Of the factory, as cOuncilmen. At tn,
republican caucus, held Thursday night
candidates on the citizens ticket were en-
dorsed, with the exception Of councilmel
in the Second and Fourth wards. The re
publicans nominated John Fassbinder II
the Fourth and w. +. Finke of the colleg,
In the Second. H. c. Baldwin has beei
mayor of the city for a quarter of a cen
fury, and has got out a petition and viii
run as an independent candidate. Or. J
i. Mcleod. assistant state veterinarian
will run Independently as a candidate 70
councilman in the First ward, and William
Freiholtz and owen Lndaman will run in
dependently as candidates for councilmeI
at large.
The Yellow Peril.
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