Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-11-04
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IOWA news NnNFAs
/ LDGAN-Witn A. 3. Th0rueu presiding
/ court convened iu Logan yesterday
CRESTON-A corn nuskinE machine o.
tine --latest wrinkle iu this section. Farm
ers are contemplating banding toEcthy
and buying the machine, as Il will do tile
work OF many men I'm gathering the corn.
STORM LAKE--Mrs. $. Il. Cox, who was
/ feariuiy burned in an eNplos on OF Easo.
line stove at her home here saturday, died
of her injuries last night. She is survived
| by two daughters.
/ CRESTON-Divsion Superintendent W. G.
/ Card is i'm Chicago this week where he
/ Is assisting in framing new time card
| that Is expected to go into effect on the
| Burlington along this division and its
| branches sunday at noon.
| CRIENT-Jonathan Hurst, an aged resi-
| dent Of orient. is dead from Buguts dis
| ease. contracted in Florida, where he went
a few months ago. Previous to moving
| OF Sac county, Iowa. He was over 90 years
| OF age.
| IOWA CITY-Frauk Gibson, a black.
| smith, was shot Monday evening while re-
| turning home from work. the acc dent pre-
sumaby arising from some youngsters
| Halloween prank. The injured man Is i'm
| proving nicely and no serious results arc
anticipated
! CREsTON-The death Of Horace A. Sea-
mans occurred at Cottage hospital i'm this
| city yesterday morning from cancer. Mr..
SeBmans was a young man and his early
/ life was spent in Taylor county, near
Lenox. He is survived by his parents
and three sisters.
! AMES-valuable platinum cups dishes
/ and other vessels, of a value OF $3.50, which
were used in the chemical laboratory of the
| Iowa State college were stolen from the
| laboratory some time last night. 1t is be-
lieved the vessels will be cut into pieces
| and the platinum sold. There is no clue
FORT DODGE-The recently organized
! Civic league, the members OF which are
| opposed to saloons, and banded together
| to defeat them at the coming election, has
secured Mayor Don c. Love Of Lincoln,
oh 70 a. ln
Fifty-sixth regimental armory next Sunday.
CORYDONLThe Iowa Equal Suffrage
state convention convenes in Corydon
! Tuesday Wednesday and Thursday, No
vsmber Is, i6 and H. The sessions viii
be held in the Methodist church. Splendid
| programs have been arranged for the
three dates, DR.. Barton o. Aylesworth,
national lecturer and organizer. has been
slated for the principal address.
BEAMAN-From injuries received Sun
DAY evening while riding home from his
work, Willard Allen, a young farm hand,
died here today 1t is believed that his
horse was frightened and he was thrown
to the ground fracturing his skull He
was found in the road, the horse standing
along side of him, and the theory that the
horse threw him is the only satisfactory
one that can be advanced.
FORT DODGE-The Elks' lodge Of this
city has closed a five-year lease for the
entire third floor Of the Butler building,
one of the large brick business structures
on Central avenue, and already remodeling
is under way that the new quarters may
be occupied by January l. Convenient ar
rangement of rooms and artistic finish Of
woodwork will make the new lodge quar-
ters among the finest in the state,
: INGTON-Injunction proceedings
. against sixteen more saloons and eight
drug stores at Burlington were filed by
the anu-saloon league agent. The league s
action Is stirring up regular hornets
nest and in a called meeting of the Com
! mercial exchange strong resolutions scor-
, ing the anti-saloon league for bringing the
injuncuons were adopted. It is claimed
; the saloonists are and have been comply
, ing to the letter with the mulct law.
LOGAN-B. e. Edquist civil engineer OF
Omaha, reported last evening to the Bust.
ness Mems association OF Logan in session
that the sewerage system being under
consideration here could be put in effec'
tive operation at $4,000. Erection OF
standplpe to give better fire protection tC
West Logan, also water supply for house
lawn and gardens, and extension of water
mains, were improvements discussed. Mr.
! Bullock Of the Omaha Bullock Public
service and Judge A. B. Thornell wer,
also present the former discussing cleo
trio lights to be furnished by the Bullocl
company from the plant at Missouri Val
. ley and the latter commenting upon tn
T. improvements and future growth of Logan