Omaha daily bee., 1909-01-25
Iowa NeMA Notes.

prices Indicate a bright future for the
market.
Iowa News Notes.
IOWA FALLS-Coroner w. H. Lewis of
this county has sold his practice and prop
erty at Alden and expects to leave the
county shortly after March l.
CRDSTON-The grand Jury yesterday re-
turned an Indictment against Oscar Smith
of Lorimer for assault with intent to COM
NIT murder, Smith Is the man who 80
December.
ATLANTTC-Isaac Sims died at his home
In this city yesterday evening at 4 O'Clock,
after an illness of two weeks. He had
lived in Atlantic for the last thirty years,
but had lived in the county about thirty
four years.
CRBsToN-Eaght little Chinese children
rescued after the earthquake in San Fran
cisco from Chinese dens have been re-
cefved at lndianola. under the care of Miss
Davis of San Francisco, and placed in
homes to attend Simpson college.
CRESTON-The country home Of Asa
Purdy, living near Hebron, was burned
Wednesday while the family was away from
home, none of the contents was saved. 1t
was a story-and-a-half, seven-room house,
The origin of the fire is unknown.
IOWA FALLS The trial of Walter
ing forged instruments, which was set for
trial yesterday, could not be reached by
the court owing to the trial Of other cases
previously assigned. The case is now set
for trial next Thursday.
IOWA FALLS-In hopes of cancelllng the
debts Of the enterprise and putting 1t on a
sound financial basis the Driving Park as
ISOLATION at Dows has sold the residence
property belonging to the driving park and
another tract will be plated in an addi-
ton and the lots sold for 500 each.
DOGAN-Tuesday at the home Of the
brides mother In Magnolia the marriage
Of Mrs. Jennie Holden and n. S. Lawrence
been a primary teacher in the Magnolia
schools for twenty-four years N. S. Law
renee is a Harrison county farmer.
GLEN WOOD-The dry goods store of
Carey & Fleming was broken into last
night and an unknown quantity of goods
taken. A rear window was broken, the
door. Articles stolen and dropped were
found two blocks southeast of the square.
CRBSTON-Station Agent w. II. Talcott
e ora EGn sa T,Ieii mas D %,th promoted en to freight
airy. He will assume the new duties in
about two weeks. when he returns from a
has been appointed to the Fontanelle sta
ton.
ATLANTIC-Mary c. Burriss. mother of
L. L.. Bprriss, of this city, died yesterday
morning of paralysis, and a general break.
ling up due to old age. She was eighty
four years of age at the time of her death,
years. The body was taken to I~ndianoia
for burial.
IOWA CrTY-Harry e. Burton, formerly
University of lowa's tennis champion, has
~ oA IN NoaiN lOSlllOLA III
the United States naval laboratory. Bur-
ton graduated from Iowa with a degree of
y. Ph. and in 1906 took q degree of MS.
He has played in several state tennis tour
naments at Des Moines.
GLBNWOOD-J. d. Robbins of Malvern
was appointed member of the Mills County
Board OF Supervisors to fill the vacancy
caused by the resignation of James Gregg
OF Henderson. MIR. Robbins was elected
last fall by the entire county after the
board had redistricted the county, but his
membership was not recognized by the
IOWA CITY-Frightened away by a
Waterman, a burglar Thursday night got
away from A.. NJ. Greer's jewelry store
with a quantity OF. gold bracelets and two
lars worth of diamonds. watches. and
money which it is believed he would have
gotten If Frank Suk, the n~ightwatch, had
not scared him away.
ARCHAEOLOGICAL a speciaI election
held at Grundy Center, Grundy county,
Yesterday a 5 per cent TAX was voted t.
going to build from Waterloo to Perry via
Grundy Center. Al the same election the
II to use the streets. a gas franchise, a
power plant franchise and a telegraph
, franchise.
ACKNOWLEDGMENT the death of
James Robb of Kansas City, who was
t found dead in a room in a Mason City
/, hotel, was caused by acute poisoning OF
an unknown origin was the verdict of the
coroners jury, which was returned today.
Evidence at the inquest did not clear up
the mystery surrounding the death and
nothing developed to Indicate that he had
been murdered or had killed himself. The
body was shipped to Kansas City last
night.
, LOGAN-Officers recently installed al
Magnolia lodge, Ancient Free and Accepted
Masons No. 16: H.. II. Wade. worthy mas
ter; r. NJ. Iaurison. senior warden; II. n.
Frazier. junior warden; f. w. Huff, treas
urer; II. c. Cutler, secretary o. p. Muir
, ply, senior deacon; c. r. Mckinney, Junior
deacon; w. c. Dewell. senior steward: S.
C.. Cutler. junior steward: c. w. Spires,
tyler. Persia lodge: ID. w. Tilton, worthy
master: A. H.: Miller, senior warden; Rob
urer; g. j. Cave. secretary; NJ. Matson.
senior deacon; ]. o. Hammond, junior dea-
con: s. w. Martin. senior steward; John
Honeywell, junior steward w. +. Dorm,
treasurer. A banquet was served after the
installation.
pulled in here last night the limp body OF
a man lying on the pilot Of the engine was
. discovered by the trainmen. He was re-
moved TO the baggage room and eXamina-
tion revealed that he had not been sub
jected to any injuries OF accidental nature
= and 1t was conpjectured he had taken that
method to travel and had tainted from
- weakness and exposure. He carried bag.
: gage checks giving the name OF James
O'Conner, which had been issued at Abba
and read ITO Pacific Junction" The ex,
animation also showed that he had recently
undergone an operation for appendicitis OF
gall stones and the incisions were not vel
. healed. He was removed to a hotel and
cared for,
n There is no case on record OF a cough,
] cold or la grippe developing into pneu.
F; monia after Foley's Honey and Tar has
. been taken. as It cures the most obstinate