Omaha daily bee., 1909-10-16
Iowa News Nntea.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES early this morn
ing blew open the safe in the postoffice
here and stole $25 In stamps and a small
sum of money. They escaped, leaving no
clue.
MAGNOLIA-The quarterly meeting Of
the evangelical association will convene In
Magnolia today and will remain In session
until Sunday evening. The presiding elder,
Hansen, will have the meeting in charge.
LOGAN-Logan camp, No. 6S, Woodmen
of the World, will entertain the sovereigns
and friends at an open meeting to be held
at Odd Fellows hall Tuesday evening, Oc-
tober 10. Members of the camp and gentle
men friends are urged to be present.
DOGAN-Mrs. Howard Russell, formerly
of Logan, aged 26, died at her home near
Saskatoon, Canada, October T. leaving
three dependent children, the eldest being
under 9. The body reached Logan yester-
day and was inferred in the Logan ceme-
terry in the afternoon.
IOWA FALLS-The election of Julius
Fred Rail of Cedar Rapids as great Junior
sycamore OF the Improved Order Of Red
Men of Iowa is of unusua interest in
home. He formerly lived at Ackley and
Iowa Falls, and is well known in the
county.
NORA SPRINGS-Daniel Mcguire OF
Mason City. a conductor on the Chicago
here last night when he slipped and fell
under the cars while making a coupling,
His right arm was crushed close up to the
shoulder. He was taken to the City Park
hospital at Mason City, where his condition
is critical.
MARENGO-The council, which for four
weeks has been in a deadlock over the
Henderson,, who was ousted from office
under the state Cosson law for drunken
ness, Unexpectedly got together at a spe-
cial meeting today and chose ]. b.. Been
mayor, Mr.. BEEN is a attorney
Observation-Disclosures of Guernsey cattle
from all parts of the state, at a meeting
IA1A haRA HnAnaT auaap nHHaa a tot IRA mol
of the American Guernsey Cattle club, with
the following officers: President, w. b
Quarton, AlgOna; vice president, ii. S. VIII
cox, Des Moines; secretary, IL. p. Colby
Waterloo; treasurer, r.. T. Wood, Moor
head,
ALDEN-Congressman Charles Z. Pick
EFT of the Third Iowa district will address
the editors Of Hardin county at the annual
meeting of the Hradin County Editorial
association, to be held at Alden next Fri
day. Mr.. Picketts subject will be devoted
to observations Of Washington political
life as viewed from a congressman's point
OF view.
NEWTON-After more than three year
OF litigation, the famous Lyall will case
settled here today. According to the set
tlement, the property Is to be apportiOneC
about equally between the third wife, thi
second wife and the grandson, who is alsJ
the grandson Of the second wife. Lyal
was married three tiWes. The first wife e.
dead, the second was divorced and lives il
! KeWanee, Ill, and the Jhird lives here
Lyal committed suicide here a little NOR,
than three years ago.
HUMBOLDT-SiX were injured, one ia
tally, and two very seriously, when a west
bound fast freight on the Northwester
crashed into the rear end Of an eXtrj
freight while the latter was standing Of
a siding here early this morning. The In
jured are: Engineer Frank Bulls, crushe,
and bruised, thought he cannot recover
Conductor A. j. Stewart and Fireman +
f. Moran, seriously hurt, and Brakeme
lack Keller and Abrahamson, slightly I'm
iured, all OF Eagle Grove. one freight trail
passenger was also slightly hurt.