Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-01

FORT DODGE-Contribution are com-
ing in tast for the Dolliver memorial, and
so far up to $500.
MARSHALLTOWN-A local marriage
records were broken when Ada Friend
aged a. became the wife OF Jesse r
Barker, aged l6 Both live here. The
groom is an Iowa Central railroad employe
CLARINDA-The thirteenth annual Page
county Farmers Institute, Corn Show and
Industrial exposition Is scheduled for De-
linda
LOGAN-Fred Berry, on leave Of absence
from the United States navy, visiting his
parents at Logan, lost his pocketbook at
the railroad station here this morning and
no trace Of the missing 500 has been dis
covered
FORT DoDGE-Preparations are being
made for the trial Of p. NJ. Joice Of Lake
Nils, charged with fraudulent banking,
the trial having been set for special term
OF the United states circuit court to begin
Tuesday, January g.
THAYER-C. O. Booth Of Thayer is under
arrest here for undertaking u cream
tester. He has been in the employ OF
the Clarinda Poultry company for some
of the state food Inspector.
MASON CITY-Adl.an Hart, who sued
the Mason City Brick and Tile company for
Sl2,tO as damages for injuries received by
nm while in the discharge Of his duties
was given a verdict of $1,000 The case
occupied four days in hearing.
MASON CTTY-A negro named Jones, ar
rested here by Detective Grumpy and
OFFICER Sage, has been convicted in Mime
apols OF murder in the first degree. While
making the arrest Jones attempted to
escape and was shot in the hip by Detec-
tive Grumpy.
LOGAN-As a result OF attempting to
take up his school work yesterday Prof
p. A. Dietrichson, assaulted by Mayor c.
A. BOltef Of Logan one week ago. is re-
ported not so well this morning and will
not resume his school work until more
able to do so.
MARSHALLTOWN-Ma Marcelle Den
mis-, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. r. B. DEM ?
of this city, who when born weighed but
first anniversary. She now weighs seven
teen and one-half pounds and has never
been sick a day.
NEWTON-Louis Hopping, the 1O-year-
old son OF W. H. Hopping, a wealthy
by being kicked full in the face by a horse.
The animal was newly shod and both hoofs
landed on his face, tearing away portion
Of his lower jaw bone
DENISON-Charles Tabor one Of the
oldest business men of Denison, having
disposed OF his law and loan business,
took his departure for California Tuesday.
On the Saturday night previous his friends
to the number of $50 arranged a banquet
in his honor at the Hotel Denison.
KEoKUK-Webste Bros. a brokerage
firm of Minneapolis, has purchased at
public auction for $175,OOO the plants and
property of the Miss ssippi Valley Tele-
phone company. The property was sold
under an order OF Judge Smith Mcpherson
Of the federal court to satisfy claim on
bonds against the property amounting to
S175, 900.
ORIENT--The family OF Milton Dillow,
who formerly lived at Orient but lately
removed to Cuba, Mo, Is suffering siege
Of typhoid fever and has been under the
doctors care for the last several months.
Their old friends at Orient learning Of
wifi 40 nran. m
and Royal Neighbor lodges, made up a
subscription and sent them in their time
Of need
MARSHALLTOWN-R. F. Salter, travel
ing freight agent OF the Iowa Central with