Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-06-05
IOwa News Notes.

LOGAN-The alumni banquet of the Lo-
gan High school will take place at the
banquet hall of the Independent order or
Odd Fellows building, Saturday evening,
June 5.
CRESTON-The directors of the Adams
County Fair association have forbidden the
use of the fair grounds this year for sun
day base ball playing, out OF Difference
to the objections of the citizens living in
the vicinity.
MASON CITY-Cards are out announcing
the marriage of Horton Jennison, prom
inent young business man of this city with
Miss Anna Hutchins Of Rockwell, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs John III. Hutchins The
marriage will occur on Wednesday, June 3.
LOGAN-Mr. and Mrs. w. E. Hills of Lo-
gan were the recipients of presents on their
twenty-flfth wedding anniversary, which
| took place here May 81. Though the OBJ
servance was q quiet affair, yet pleasant
time is reported by those in attendance.
CORNING-Farmers in this vicinity are
using the hand corn planters, these days
for replanting their fields, as recent rains
have made the fields too soft to use the
| team planters The merchants here find II
hard to supply the demand for these hand
4 machines, as replanting is being so ex-
| tensively done.
| CRESToN-Rev. David Elsea, pastor OF
| the Christian church here has been given
a unanimous call to the pastorate or the
| Shenandoah church, at salary OF d.,
and parsonage. Rev. Elsea has been with
| the local church for several years, and
has built it up In a substantial manner
1t is understood he is considering the cal
to Shenandoah.
GLENwooD-The Mills County Mediea.
society met at Malvern yesterday The
following physicians present were Drs
Agan. De Witt, Degarzon, Moon, Hester
and Donelan Of Glenwood, Drs; Campbell
McCue Of Silver City, DIR. Huber OF
Mineola. Dr. Christy Of Hastings, DR.: Mer
rift of Emerson and Thomas Of Red Oak
| Or. Thomas was present by invitation and
discussed state health laws. The program
was interesting and profitable. The mex
meeting will be at Emerson in December.
CORNING--Kay. Chaffee, son of William
Chatfee of Corning. was sentenced thiI
week to ten years imprisonment, charges
with house-breaking, and to which he con
fessed under novel circumstances, 1t ap
Martha Stones home, the first time IL
the night when he was discovered by Mrs
Stone. This time he claims he was afte
money, but left without taking any, afte
Mrs Stone, in her fright, had told hin
where it was. Last week he was dis
t Under ssd In aee in his
ibut gave It TO her when she ordered hin
to do so. He said that time he was onl!
there to make an explanation OF his frs
visit.
WINTERSET-Judge Deemer OF Re-
Oak delivered the graduating address L
a class of thirty-two members last nigh
at the Methodist church. The GLASS play
1.-THE Professor from Germany" was give
to crowded houses, both Tuesday an
Wednesday nights, under the direction q
Miss Carolyn Bradley OF Iowa City. TIL
| graduates were Jessie Beech, Althe'
Brown Florence Fox, Mildred Fox, Hele
Garrett, Nell Gibson, Bess Hook. Mar
Jones, Priscilla Kinsman, Marguerite Min
turn Eva Rhyno, Blanche Robbins, Grac
Sawyers, Francene Smith, Gladys Tate
lOiive Tucker, Buell. Adams, Dean Carey
Verna Cline, Clarence Ely, Beulah FeelS
Roy Hartman, Ernest Hamilton, F'lorenc
Hymes. Mildred Leinard, Harry Levek'
Carrie Mcdaniel, Glenn McNelsy, Clarenc
J Minturn Minnie Selby, Buena Thompso
and Nell Travis.