Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-22
Iowa News Notes.

HARLAN-Albert c. johnson, son OF An
drew Johnson a prominent Union township
farmer, and Miss Maud White, daughter OF
Asa White OF Defiance, were married I'm
this city Yesterday afternoon by Judge w,
p. Kellogg.
HARLAN-At the primaries for city Of
ficials held In Des Moines. Prof James h.
Hanna was nominated as candidate for
mayor. Mr., Hanna is a Shelby County
boy, having grown TO manhood in Union
township near this city.
HARLAN-The annual school election OF
the Independent district of Kirkman was
held yesterday. d. G. Mcdowell and James
1resersSn were elected directors for three
treasurer of the district for two years.
SHENANDOAH-Fire here early Satur-
day morning destroyed the barns of c. !.
Carlson and Glen Hand and did damage
to the extent of $1,000. There was no in
surance on the Hand barn and Carlson
carried only 500 and cannot find the policy
for that amount.
OF the Domestic Economy department OF
Iowa State college, has resigned, effective
September /, Mrs. Feuling gives no reason
LoT resigning, She came to Iowa State
college from the University OF Chicago
three years ago.
CLEAR LAKE-The Commercial club of
this city today started a movement to
raise 5000 with which to build six miles
OF model country road leading into Clear
Lake. Great enthusiasm attends the effort
and II is believed this money will be sub
scribed within a day or two.
HARLAN-Word has been received here
or the death OF Claus Peterson Hodne at
Council Bluffs. He was for many years
a resident Of this county. but removed to
Council Bluffs last fall. The funeral serv-
ices were conducted yesterday from the
Norwegian Lutheran church and interment
was in the Lutheran cemetery.
ROCKFORD-Dr. Klein of Louisville,
KY, who while here yesterday made ar
engagements to build and equip a SIS, 900
hospital, fell from a passenger train while
leaving the city last night and had both
feet crushed. He was not found until
three hours later, He was thrown from the
platform Of the smoking car. He was re-
moved to a Waterloo hospital.
WILLIAMs-For the satisfaction OF
taking a few punches" at Superintendent
GGope Of the school Of this place, J. z;
pay 500 and the costs. Thomas went to
the school and beat up" the superinten-
son. Thomas was indicted, but wa al
lowed to plead guilty to a charge OF
assault and battery.
ESTHERVILLE.Company d, Fifty-sixth
Regiment, Iowa National Guard, was must
cred out of the service here today, follow
Ing the recommendation of Captain Mo
Donnell, who inspected the company a few
weeks ago. Lack of interest In the com
pany was the cause, Fort Dodge, which
has already Company G of the same regl-
ment, is making an effort TO secure the
daughter of w, NJ. Bomberger OF this
city, has been engaged to handpalnt and
embellish the pages of De Lux edition OF
York millionaire, OF his farm of which he
is getting an edition of several hundred
volumes. Miss Bomberger has been until
recently a student OF the Chicago Art in
stitute.
SHENANDOAH. NJ. and c.. NJ. Re-
plogle, proprietors of the Shenandoah Mill
miller. nave just completed an automobile
tour over the country fifty miles north and
east Of here inspecting the wheat crop and
they found that the wheat had stOPd the
winter very well, but that the warm A(days
Of the last few weeks and the freekes at
night have done much damage to the
crop.
ESTHERVILLE-The local company of
the Iowa National Guard, Compony ID.
will, in all probability, be mustered out {
within a short time. The federal army r
inspectors who are examining the guards
OF Iowa, have recommended that tho
Estherville Company be mustered out. the
conditions here being such hat the Com
pany cannot stay here. Only one officer
and only a few members are some OF the
causes.
HARLAN-Judge w. r. Green yesterday
dismissed the regular panel Of petit Jurors
drawn for the March term because a ma
iorlty of those drawn were farmers and
want to be excused to finish their work of
husking corn, Judge Green called the
county officials together and had them
make a panel Of retired farmers and men
of leisure TO constitute the panel for the
term and leave the farmers in the field.
HARLAN-Henry Stuhr, an old settler
Of Shelby county, died at his home near
Botna yesterday after a period of failing
health. Mr.. Stuhr came to this county as
one of the pioneer settlers and has lived
here ever since. He was born in Holstein,
Germany, In 1898. To mourn his death he
leaves a wife and twelve children. Rev.
Hobson OF the United Brethren church OF
Botna gave the funeral address and the
remains were laid to rest in the Manning
cemetery.
IOWA FALLS-The Des Moines commits
sion plan was debates mere last evening
by the debating teams Of Clear Valley
Summary of Usage and the Academy or
Ellsworth college. Three young women
Of the Usage school took the affirmative
Of the question, Miss Ruth Moe, Miss
Althea Hendrickson and Miss Ethel Ham
mond composing the visiting team. The
team from the local academy was COM
posed OF the following young men: Ray
Tidman, Leroy Mark and Floyd Boying-
ton.