Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-12-10

fright apd. exhaustion. She IL the wife of
the sheriff-elect.
IOWA CIpY-Mrs. Louisa Hahn, alleging
SANDER today inotituted suit In Judge
$4,000
MoNTEZUAIA-The ls-months-old child
OF Mr.. and Mrs, c, B, Swain, living -four
miles from here died today OF burns re-
oeiyed yesterday, when II set fire 70 its
clothes while playing with matches.
FORT DODGE-Rev c. j. AndrewA pas-
tor Of the Swedish Mission church for sew
eral years past, has resigned to accept a
has been chosen by the local church.
| ARMsTRONG-rhe Armstrong Journal
last week was sold 10 Tom Doughty and
,t the future vii be- edited by ksspeg
years ago. was editor of the Journal
LoGAN--Miss Lizzie ClulOw Of Logan
and Mr. Charles Clark OF Council Bluffs
We're united IN m maFrags here yesterday
flciating.
LoGAN--Delay Of poles in transit is the
cause Of the Bullock. Public Service com
pany not turning on the lights at Magnolia
as formerly planned. When the poles are
received here work will be completed in
short time,
LoGAN-Miss Mary Thompson, aged 60.
who died OF cancer at her home northwest
OF Magnolia Sunday, was buried Wednes-
day at Magnolia cemetery, Elder A. NJ
tyrando IN charge, one brother and two
sisters survive
was at the school building the first Of the
week to assist his brother who came To-
take charge Of the manual training de-
well yesterday and today.
IOWA CITY-The trial OF ]. r. Curren
Or Shenandoah IN the Johnson county dis
Sriet court for forgery has been dismissed
Bruce Patterson Shenandoah ie
the other principal in the case.
IOWA ClPf-Lee Ward, wanted for al
lesed wife deserdon at Pierce Neb., has
been arrested by officers IN Iowa CITY and
has been taken back TO the western civ
he had been employed I'm the Bon Ton
restaurant at Iowa City for some time.
HARLAN-Elmer Steele, q farmer resid-
ing fouI and one-half miles northeast Of
this city was severely burned about the
| body wednesday Afternoon BY the eNplo-
sion OF gasoline engine with which he was
working, Ills injuries are not considered
MASON CIT7-Roe Nebergan. well
known resident OF this city, was seriously
injured In a runaway He was thrown
from wagon and the wheels passed over
him, breaking the bones OF his arm and in,
JuIns him Internally, lie is in a very
serious condition.
ESTHERVILLE-E stherviIe lodge No
/ 4sS ODD Fellows at recent meeting elected
| the following members as Officers for the
ensuing year; j. j. Buckley, noble
Charles s. Andersen recorder ana Scr siIs
tary; IL. o. sillEe, financial secretary. and
James Espeset. treasurer
/ FORT DODGE-R b. Crone. supertntend-
ent o. the Fort Dodge schools for the pest
| Year and half, has answered the cafi ~
the simple ife and will 90 20 farming next
March on bis big farm near EsthervilIs'
Mr.. Crone has considerable real estate. All
farm lands, lie owns two other farms
beside the one on which he win live and
has spent s. 900 Tor improvements In ne
last two years.
FORT DOpGE-The death OF a pioneer
Gently Ia Pasadena. Cal and burial fol-
lowed there By the side Of tho deceased :
over forty-fiye years ago and taurbt n,
the Fort Dodge public schools when she
was Miss Fannie Arnold. Her husband
Webster county. He died several vesrs
ego. son survives, who lives IN Cali.
foTnia-