Omaha daily bee., 1909-01-24
Iowa NeMa NOteH.

IDA GROVE-Charles Hartnebush's lit
tie 2-year-old daughter drank a bottle OF
from death. The medicine was evidently
filed with powerful drugs. The doctors
saved her and she is now ali right.
MARSHALLTOWN-A church Of the
United Brethren denomination Is to be
organized in this city next week. With the
arrival of Bishop W. NJ. Weekley of Kan
steps for the organization will be begun.
HAMBURG-An early morning wedding
took place Wednesday at the Catholic
church when Miss Helice Cross and Herb
Father Murphy officiating. Only members
of the families were present to witness the
ceremony.
IOWA CITY-Iowa City will have a new
pany of Messrs. Negus and Hamiel of this
city is carried through. The company
which has been tentatively formed will
thoroughly canvass Iowa City and ascer-
tain the number of business men who will
purchase stock.
IDA ~GROVE-The Scotch of Ida county
and vicinity will hold their annual festival
time celebrate Bobby Burns birthday,
which falls on that day.. An elaborate
program has been arranged and delegates
are expected from Sioux City and many
ne!ghbOring towns.
WEBSTER CITY-Monday evening at the
armory in this city the largest class in
a fraternal order ever initiated in Hamilton
county will be taken in by the Modern
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Woodmen. There will be ninety in the
class. This big class is the result of a
contest inaugurated among the members.
Following the initiation a banquet will be
served in the basement by the losing side.
IOWA CITY-Dr. Henry Albert, state
bacterlologist. has completed an examine
ton OF the brain of the dog which bit s.
year-old Cecil Jenkins OF Laurens, Ia, the
first patient in the Iowa Pasteur institute
and has found a negative result which re-
leases the patient from all danger, Two
TAhhlt9 have haAn innnnlnfnH hu The 90
aminer, however, and their symptoms will
be carefully watched.
IDA GROVE-The Ida county farmers
institute proved a great success. Hereto
fore little interest las been shown in these
annual meetings by the farmers, and it was
planned 10 give them up If this years
elected president, j. j. Smith vice president
and l.. c. Jordan seCTett ~. A. c. Lanham
won the sweepstakes in corn, a SIS cash
prize, and his name engraved on the big
Anderson-Lipton trophy cup OF solid silver,
CRESTON-At a joint meeting of the
Potter post and citizens here last night in
cident TO the Lincoln centenary It was de-
cided to observe the event on an extensive
scale. Consequently committees have been
appointed to AVE charge OF the various
features that will be carried out. 1t is
evident from the committees selected that
a unique and elaborate observance OF the
great Lincoln's birthday will result. The
public schools are also planning elaborate
programs.
SL41<hLN FAL4lO-Inc RESIGNATION OF lDT.
James z. Snowden from the pastoral rela-
tons with the First Congregational church
OF TINS city was read and accepted last
evening to a effect August l. DR..
torate in this city of twelve years and a
OF nifty years and will at that
time be % years old. He was elected pas
tof emeritus and the church made pTovi-
sion for his home and something towards
MS future support.
AFToN-A peculiar and exciting incident
happened az the home of George Blair one
morning this week. Mrs. Blair was called
by telephone by her daughter and while
talking was suddenly taken sick and
TAINTED: In a few moments another daugh-
mother lying on the floor, supposed she
had been stricken with apoplexy, and being
t~horoughly frightened, fell to the floor in
a dead faint. Just at this moment Mr..
Blair appeared OF the scene and was also
overcome and Joined the wife and daughter
In a fainting attack.
GRlNNELL-Mrs. Elizabeth Shaw, who
has been for some years matron OF the girls
cottage OF Iowa college, in this city. mas
Just made public the fact that she resigns
mat position TO become the wife OF A. b.
Ierrh or Manchester, Ia. Mr.. Terril is 4
warm friend to Iowa college and is the
glVer of the excellent organ in use In
Herrick chapel and priced by the makers
at $4,000. 1t was while here a year ago
at the dedication of this organ and being
at the cottage that the ac-
qualntance between him and Mrs, Shaw
began which has ripened into marriage On
In the near future.
SHENANDOAH Last October LLOYD
Harris of Shenandoah and Miss Staples of
MaTyville, Mo. were married and the we'd
dlns was Kept a secret, until last Wednes-
DAY, when the first intimation of Il came
10 the public. The brides mother, who Is a
miliner, was preparing to remain at home
TO do some light homework, when her
laughter offered to do II and allow her
mother to go to her store. After the
mother had gone, the daughter packed up
her belongings and calling a cab left for
Shenandoah to Join her husband, leaving
letters TO her friends. telling OF her mar
Her parents had not the faintest
idea OF their daughter having been mar
rted 20 Mr.. Harris. Mrs. Harris was for
merly in charge Of the Western Union tele-
graph office at Maryville as operator for
father, who Is the local manage for