Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-11-26

this city had the honor OF acting as one /
Of three auctiOneers IN worlds recOra Il
held at Mt Sterling, III. November g |
The hogs were the property OF " " |
browning and sold AZ an avereEe OF W. /
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HARIAN-Edna, the small daughter OF
Nick oubhels Of Westphalia, met with a !
fatal accident Monday While her m9tnfr
child looseued the stopper In the washing
machine and the boiling water ran over
her face and abdomen, severely burning
her She died q few hours later Ia great
agony.
cHAR1ToN-w. n. Dewey, former
editor and owner Of the Charlton Leader
has bought the Centerville journal and
associated with W. X. Currie, formerly
Of Mount Ayr and one Of the best known
politicians In the Eighth district ana
Mr.. Currie win have the management OF
the paper.
N--Notsithstandlng reports to the
contrary the 200.000- mortgage from
! the fowa-Nebfaska Public Service com
" eoon ~ Z alton of !,coSooC, was filed on
| october % with County Recorder 3, Il.
| Cox. The instrument was composed OF
| thirty-five pages Of typcNritten matter
and the fee was 80.
| LOGAN-The tenant house on the Henry
/ Netsche farm between Logan ana Wood
bine caught fire from sparks coming from
l
ground Wednesday night. The loss Is
over $500, partially covered by insurance
with the Harrison County Mutual lnsur-
ance company. Settlement with the COM
pany has been effected
DENIsON-Thomsa Rae. ono Of the
most prominent citizens of this county,
died at hts home near Dow City this morn
ling after a brief Illness. He was ma
In 1866 and made a noted success as a
farmer and buAness man. lie was
promlnenet a. Mason and a member
OF the Methodist church
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Baskerville viii
show n great deal OF Improvement during
the next twelve months 10 very evident.
About 100000 Of buildings Will be put up
As soon AS spring opens Alex Johnston
! 10000 modern hotel. +. H. GRAFT viii
] build n large brick building next TO his
} confectionery store and about eight new
residences will be put up.
MOUNT PLEAsANT - The entire
} student body OF Iowa Wesleyan seVera
I hundreds townepeople and band are
. making preparations 70 go to Fairfield
"wednesday, November q, TO boost fof thS
big game OF the season In southeast lowe
y the Wesleyan-Parsons foot ball con
Z test. II is said the Wesleyan eleven vii
: ing them that day that has ever beer
: back OF any Of the colleges teams on ar
opponents field.
INDIANoI.A--The parents Of Mrs. A
i w. Martin, wife OF Prof. Martin,
! have received word OF the safety Of tn
: Martin family who for the last sevei
\ years have been engaged In mission worl
y October % and says II Is likely the schools
!. OF Marking will all be closed for a tim
at least and II Ia believed that tn
= Martins are now on the way home as vel
y as some OF the other missionaries sta
y toned there.
3 CHARLES CITY-The Charles City col
4 lege basket bail team will play this yea
Z larger teams than ever before. Game
= have been scheduled 80 far with tn
: college teams OF Hlghland, KAN. High
\ land PARK OF Des Molnes, Shattuck Mill
y tary school. Pilsbury OF Owatonna, MINI,
y Iowa state Teachers college. Lenox col
!, lege and the Waterloo BUSINESS college
= The game, with the latter VIII be the frs
i niaht, the college a prrangine with Drak
y university and pes. Moines college. Luthe
college % DecQrah and Carleton collex
! bail ~ the local colleges strongest spor
{ fight. y.
: LoqAH--The Harrison County Medica
a Hansen. read papef on Prevention 9
y Typhoid Fever by Nncpinnsipn.' DR..
Need srsEsSps osseesS yat on th
:, Nauheim, Germany; DR., ID. Williams
p Points Of Interest In the Diagnosis {
HaIl Stones pr K SsS sno sSci /
q lively discussion IN which those preser
y participated. business bureau for ~
p classification and collection of bad az
q counts due each member In the count!
y as well as Tor other purposes or lnterei
I, 20 the profession, was organized. IN
" visiting physicians and surgeons were III
guests OF the Logan members Of IN
N association at dinner at the Lusk housl
N DR. II, Hansen was elected president an
n DR. g. s. kenneday was reelected secrs
~ tary-treasurer of the association. Bot
"a officers are OF Logan. The next nteetin
Al VIII be at Woodbine on the second Thurs
,, day in March.
,s ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS college at Fat
nj field has gone on record with the 10
M lowing resolutions; 1--WE the faculty en-
M students of Parsons college desire to 81
~ press our condemnation OF the practiS
AZ OF betting on college athletic teams. W
Al disapprove the spirit which promp
M betting and as individuals and as Soho
"a shall endeavor to eliminate Il In all OF
~ games We wish also to enlist tho
y. who have the interest Of Parsons at hen
~ 10 aid us In this movement. We feel tn
,uu II college athletics cannot be kept flo
=. ask therefore corporation on the part
sons college IN doing away With BETH
We at all contests" II IL claimed the abo
nv resolutions were adopted following 4
he recent game with Iowa Wesleyan collie
v at Mount Pleasant where II is charg
OF several thousands Of uollare left Mou
en- l'Pleasant on the special returning TO Fal
OF field. Next week the two schools me
IN on the Fairfield grounds for the last
IN contest and speculation IL rife as to ht