Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-02
Iowa

CEDAR fALlS-Js w. IAInAkll euiNlI
Of the Cedar Falls Record was yesterday
appointed postmaster I'm this city to sue
coed E A. Snyder. who has held the posi-
ton for eight years and was for forty years
a newspaper man in this city.
N~ILLISCA-A new glove factory. is a
citizens enterprise at NillisCa, giving en-
ploymen to fifteen or twenty. only cotton
gloves and mittens will be- manufactured.
A. Atkinson, an experienced gloNe-maker
is to have charge Of the factory.
ATLANTtC-The marriage Of Miss Ber-
tina Rich and Charles Templeman. both of
near Lsoran. was solemnized in this city,
yesterday. Both these young people come
from well known families and are well
known and highly respected. themselves.
GRlNNELL-The annual meeting q the
Grnnel association OF the Consresstiona,
in connection with the gathering there 10
to be held a rally Of the missionary forces
Iowa.
GRINNELL-George Turner Of Turner
won from Pardello OF Des Moines in the
best two out of three falls in a catch-as-
theater last night. Turner won the first
fan IN twenty-five and the second in eigh-
cen minutes.
FORT DODGE-Thomas Hughes Of For
est City was arraigned before Commits
sioner Johnston today and held to the
June term of district court 10 appear he
fore the grand Jury charged with sending
scurrilous postcards through the mails. His
bond was placed at $500.
ATLANT1C-Miss Myrtle Vert and Joe
n. Franks were married here by the Rev
George last Friday evening and will leave
in a short time for Seattle. Wash. where
the groom is in business, Both the bride
and groom were at one time employed
here in the postoffice and have been old
acuuaintances.
CEDAR FAILS-Mrs. Harry Msthes sut-
fered a distressing accident this morning.
II was several moments before she reached
a neighbours home, A blanket was thrown
over her and the blaze extinguished after
deep and painful burns had been sustained
in her arm near the shoulder.
MUsCATINE-The mystery surrounding
the death of Joseph Plessy, whose body
was found on a farm west Of the city Sat
urdsy night. was solved today at the in
quest held by the coroner. It was prac-
ticaliy established that the man had SUI
was subjected, and had pitched forward
into a pool Of water.
GRlNNELL-The members of ST. PauIs
Episcopal church OF Grinnell have recently
bought a lot In the very heart of the city
on Fifth avenue and within a block Of the
Conversational, Methodist, Baptist and
United Presbyterian churches. upon which
they plan TO build a new church and dis
pose of the small wooden structure in the
south part of the city.
MUSCATINE-With the parents conscien-
tiously opposed to the sumnonihg of a
physician, with one girl dead, her sister
sl but dead and four other children crit
ically sick of diphtherla, f. G.. Miller
put the family of Isaac Walton under The
care of the sheriff. The members of the
family feared all physicians and would not
allow one TO enter the house.
KNOXVILLE-T>wo hundred pounds of
fine honey has been discovered inside the
walls of an old, unoccupied house i'm East
Knoxville, owned by Crouch & Workmen,
While the siding was being repaired re-
Gently, 1t was discovered bees had taken
weatherboardins, and the lath and the in
t~erstices were literally filled with clear,
white honey comb.
GRINNELL-The report of the
of business men that recently visited sew
eral Iowa cities to Investigate the question
of paving was made to the Business Mems
association last evening to the effect that
there need he no delay in entering upon
the work and 1t Is confidently predicted
that a very material start will have been
made In the business section before the
coming summer Is past.
CEDAR RAPIDS-Prairie chickens az ,oo
apiece, with a few court costs until the
total reached $3.50, Is what it has cost j. D.
seized in Marion by State Game Warden
Lincoln while I'm transit. They were la
beled fancy poultry and there proved TO
and tried before a jury and found guilty,
He was fined $500 and the costs. 1t is
likely that the case will be appealed.
ESTHERVILLE-Henry c. Coon was
elected mayor of Baskerville at yesterdays
election, by a majority of So votes over
A. c, Brown. There was a light vote, only
obpdI ~ NpN'S ''iiA6 as -. y. AMER
son Of the Third ward, and NJ. H. schoie-
man of the Second ward were elected
eouncilmen-at-large; Alex Johnson, ]. f.
elected for the first, Second and Third
wards, respectively. w. w. Walker was
elected treasurer and George A. Case as
SCISSOR.
MARSHALLTOWN-J. c. Eroener. form
erly of Melbourne, but now Of Des Moines,
was arrested in that city today on a charge
OF perjury filed by T. F. Bradford, a law
yer of this city. 1t Is alleged that Kroener
committed perjury when he swore to GER
tain allegations contained in the petition
rietta Thompson, brought against their
father, Christian Kroener. by which they
sought to have a deed for a 240-acre farm
near Melbourne set aside, claiming that 1t
was a forgery.
FORT DODGE-A strange woman. giving
her name as Mrs. Smith of Humboldt,
went to the hospital i'll with pneumonia
Monday and her death since then, reveals
the fact that she is a we'll known Hum
been conducting a millinery store in Clar-
ion. J. b. Reed OF South Dakota, is her
father, and has arrived to take charge
Of the body. Her husband and son are
said to have died years ago, and Fort
Dodge people are said to remember her as
a comparatively young woman of very pre-
possessing appearance.
FORT DODGE-A special sent out from
Iowa City, implying that Fort Dodge is
employing underhanded methods in the ef-
fort 10 win the final in the Iowa High
nv NboAli 'DllNtoN w ENAlAlB u Iitl
debaters. now students OF the university,
10 take notes on the Iowa arGument at
the Gowa City-Tabor debate recently. has
aroused great indignation here and espe-
ciallv among the high school faculty. Prin-
cipsl THOmas was interviewed today and
stated that, III II is the purpose Of Prin-
Cipal Albright Of Iowa city to do this. the
imputation is as dishonorable in the man
who makes it as the act with which the
bows are Chareed.'
CHARLES CITY-City election results
here yesterday were the election Of John
G. Legal mayor over II. e. Baldwin, who
has been mayor for twenty-five years. Will
liam FrcihOlts and y. Frudde were elected
councilmen at large over w. II. Fairbanks
and owen Lindaman. Ward aldermen We're
chosen as follows: First, DR.. J. l.. Me
{ I.eOd over r.. Wood May: Second. T. G.
Kelley over Deas W. F. Finke OF the col
lcgc; Third, Emil Fasno, no opposition;
Fourth, James Barnett over J. ]. Fass-
binder. J. G. Campbell was elected city at
torney ard G. c. Fail assessor. The sue
Cessful candidate had the support of the
temperance people, although ne is a high
license man and favors Sunday base bali.
Mr.. Z. g. Fritts, Oneonta, y. Y, writes:
MY little girl was greatly benefited by
taking Foley's Orino Laxative, and / think
il IS the best remedy for constipation and
liver trouble Foley's Orino Laxative is
best for women and children as it is mild.
pleasant and effective, and is a splendid
spring medicine, as il clcanses the system
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