Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-11-24

BOONE-Oscar Nelson, Northwestern
fireman, yesterday while firing his engine
fell from the cab near Ogden and received
a broken leg and a broken arm He is now
in the Eleanor Moore hospital undergoing
repairs.
CREsTON-Rev, Bruce jackson, who re-
Gently came 70 the pastorate Of the local
Baptist church, has resigned to accept a
call to the First Baptist church at Bis
marck, N: ID. His resignation takes effect
CREsTON-R Relatives here Of the oda
Hubbel family who were murdered at
Barnard, Mo, Sunday night, were shocked
and left for Barnard in the afternoon to
attend the funeral OF their dead cousins.
LAKE CITY--Ed Wilson, who was ar
rested in Omaha a short time ago after he
had been traced there for the theft OF val
liable furs from a local store, pleaded not
guilty before Judge Powers and was sent
TO the Anamosa pepitenttary for ten years.
MASON CITY-Adrian Hart has insti-
tuted suit against the Mason City Brick
and Tile company Tor $500 damages for
Injuries alleged to have been sustained by
him while in the employ OF the company.
The case is now ON trial before Judge
Kelley. ....
BOONB-Peter Cribbens, a young man of
the town. splendid skater, slipped on the
roller rink last night and In falling was
kicked by another skater and had some OF
the bones In his leg broken He via be
use the limb again.
FORT DODGB-Senator Moses r. ClapD
of Minnesota Is the first colleague OF SEN
ator Dolliver to respond to the invitation
of the Dolliver Memorial association for
subscription to the statue fund. He Gent
check Tor 10 the maximum allowed for
the senator's colleagues subscriptions.
LAKE CITY-From burns he received
Saturday, Chris Van Raden, aged 50, 4
farmer OF near here, died yesterday. while
| trying 20 thaw out frozen pipe he poured
/ 1 he explosion that followed blew the oil
| can to bits and badly burned Van Raden
PoMERoY-Walter VosS, a ehore boy
Martin Farm Wss OI bsd On burned Shg r ana al
was destroyed in a fire that burned the
| barn last night. The boy was dragged out
unconscious. but he will probably survive
| The origin OF the fire Is not known.
FORT DODGE-Miss julia Tieden OF
Elkader was stricken with appendicitis
/ While en- route from Algona 10 her home anc
was compelled 70 leave the train here e
! seek medical treatment Before relatives
could arrive She was dead. Local phyEiciRnt
pronounced her case too far advanced for
/ operation.
! CRESTON-Miss Katherine Pettitt OF thii
city and J, w. Mari Of Florence. Neta
age here last night Miss Pettitt has beer
one OF the mutual telephone operators here
for some time. Mr.. Mar is an operator
At Florence, Neb., where they Will be al
home after December 10.
| FORT DODGE-The supreme court hal
affirmed the decision OF Judge n. M
! wright Inat Fat DriBcOl was guilty o
inhumGne treatment OF his stock kept OF
! farm near this city. This decision end
| a long drawn out litigation which followed
a wave or great feeling in Jackson town
ship, where Driscols treatment OF hi
stock was noticed by neighboB.
CRESTON--kIrs r Fred OhlschlaEer, a.
aged German woman, died at her home
Monday morning after an extended illness
| Mrs, Ohlschlager, who with her husband
who died several years ago were amOni
the very earliest residents or this place
having come here h. 1876 and lived her,
continuously since. She was the mother
or a large family, who survive her.
CRESTON-What is believed 20 be fata
injuries we're received by John Gardner
an employe q the freight house here, las
night when he fell IN the runway from
ing He sustained internal injuries anC
when a physician reached him II wa
thought he was past help. he was stil
alive at an early hour this morning bu
the attending physician holds out no hop
for his recovery. Gardner Is a marriet
man and has q family
CREBTON-B. b. Mckinney. arrested II
81. Joseph sunday BY Sheriff Mason of-thi
place upon charges filed BY the AftoI
clothing merchants, was released when b,
made satisfactory. settlement for the cloth
Ing he obtained from them without max
Ing payment at the time Of obtaining them
IL u claimed the suit was a wedding sui
and Mckinney left Alton with a widow
who had reeenty come into possession o
500 The two were together at 81 JOSEPH
when The arrest was made 50 Il Is pre-
sumed the nupual knot had been tied.