Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-09-23
Iowa

non city. whose son is q veterinary and
/ suit Of spite.
| EsTHERvILLE-Ed Donahue, a carpen-
ter employed on the new federal building,
was instantly killed at noon when his wrist
/ came in contact with live electric light
wire. He was unmarried and had lived
here for many years.
| DENISON-The 2-year-old daughter of
| Mr.. and Mrs. John Remer, living six miles
west OF here, was drowned when she fell
Water Rs4 Mo6Ssr hs aT ed s r ths
child and found her dead, head downward,
in the Jar.
swEA CITY-Peter Bergeson, a farmeH!
living seven miles northwest OF here, waAl
struck and killed by a vestbound Rock
Island freight train Sunday night The
body was found lying in ditch CHI badly badly
He Is survived by his widow.
IOWA CITY-An aviation flight at Iowa
City during the farmers celebration Of the
ture planned by the committee in charge OF
affairs. Either the Curtiss or Wright firms
pli supply the materia. and the svia % 6So
for the events
IOWA CITY-Judge Howell Of the dis
trict court has ruled In favor Of George
the late John Scanlon's 400-acre farm goes
to the son, George, who, inherited It BY way
of his fathers will, which other relatives
attacked, desiring part Of the $4,000 prop
erty near Oxford.
IOWA CITY-Mss Esther Mcdowell died
at the home Of Mrs. A. z. swisher Tuesday
brought her home from Michigan, where
she was taken when seriously i'll. The
funeral will be held Thursday morning at
8 o'clock, and the body will be taken to
Mount Pleasant for interment
MASON CITY-Sheriff Holdren left Tues
for ST PSS bo wSsyy the
rested. had about 5000 worth of precious
Jewels on him At st; Paul he will meet
prisoner will be turned over to him. The
man gives the name of Charles Harding.
| ROCKFORD-Rev. H. r. Core. for some
( time pastor of the Conversational church
here has accepted cali to the Mayflower
| church at Sioux City and expects to leave
soon to accept his new engagement. He
| signed to accept the general secretaryship
of the Young Mems Christian association.
CRESTON-Wiliam KrIssinger Of this
place is harvesting the second crop Of
strawberries from vines grown in his yard.
| The vines bore abundantly during the reg
ular strawberry season. and after the bear
| the vines close to the ground. They have
again matured, blossomed and are now full
| of ripe, luscious berries.
| TABOR-Rev. w. A. Cave, who for the
last year has been pastor of the Tabor
| Methodist church. preached his farewell
sermon here in the Congregational church
| Sunday Rev. Mr.. Cave and family go this
week to New Hampton, Ia, where he has
accepted a call to the pastorate Of the
| COnRreRatlOnal CnuTCn tnat place. his
successor here is Rev. Orville Howard from
Redding, Ia.
CREsToN-A courtship begun in the
Clarnda hospital between Miss Floy Gil
bert, anurse employed there. and DR.. VIII
Bryan, one of the hospital staff, culmi-
mated Saturday In the marriage of the cou-
son Of James Bryan Of this city former
secretary to Colonel Hepburn, has resigned
his, position on the. staff at Clarinda and
will open an office for practice in this city,
where they will make their home.
MARSHALLToWN-A man. giving the
name of John Blake, who said his age was
Sunday evening suffering acutely from
dropsy, asthma and heart disease, died
there nr tnS aTs Inr bSt ms parents
to tell who they were He had lost his
right foot, which he said, had been crushed
to his story he was taken sick four weeks
ago while cooking on Mississippi d 1dIa river
medical college. .u.-,5
JEFFERsON-Robert Osborne. bril-
missing and has not been heard from for
at the university at Madison, with an init
mate classmate, went to Vancouver on
SUMNER aT The party With which theys were ere.
working was cruising along the Pacific
coast about fifty miles north of Vancouver
and the work of such a nature that the
company was widely separated at times
Osborne failed to report one evening about
TWO months ago ana since Inen the most
strenuous search has been made for him
but without any clue being found. 1t is
feared he may have been killed by wild
animals
4 CRBsTON-Mlss Cora Hanes whose home
is in this city, is under arrest at BuriinE-
ton charged with passing forged checks
on the merchants OF that place. She was
arrested at the Union depot while waiting
for an east-bound train. She claimed Il
to be her first offense and that she was
on her way to Paducah, KY, to visit a
sick sister, and being short Of funds, knew
no other way Of raising the money She
, claims to have been a telephone operator
employed at different times in Lincoln,
Neb., Des Moines, Sioux City and Ida
: Grove. and used the name OF the Iowa
} Telephone company on her checks which
were honored to the amount of $50 one
being for $50 and one for $50. When ar
rested she had but "a OF the money and a
ticket to Paducah which made the officers
suspicious that she had an accomplish Her
brother from this place has gone to Bur
: lington to try to make restitution and stop
prosecution Her mother also lives here
=, and is highly respected.
Safe Medicine. por Children.
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