Omaha daily bee., 1911-01-22

his bride. Mrs Lonna Bradley Frost, for
merly of Wichita, Kan. Frost left the city
a short time ago, announcing only ms IN
tention of visiting his parents in Okla
homa.
IOWA CITY-Winiam Boone Of Iowa
CITY one of the men who escaped injury
in the freight wreck south OF mere Iast
Boone is confident that the ninth instance
will result in his death. Lew Marshall
died today as result of his Injuries IN
the collision.
CRESTON-Two indictments have been
returned by the grand jury this week IN
the district court both Of them being on
the charge Of breaking and entering one
is against j. Grin Kenney and the other
against Fred Rankin, both OF TINS place.
Rankin Is already serving ten-year penl-
Tertiary sentence.
RICEVILLE-H b. Holmes, farmer,
has a flock of pet quais which he is keep
Ing through the winter. lie says they nave
wintered there for the last four years, ana
he makes II regular business OF teedIn n!
them night and morning In haymow;
where they go for their breakfast ana
supper of cracked corn
MARSHALLTOWN-R BiXby, aged
a. a harnessmaker, attempted to commit
suicide last night by taking morphine The
doctor arrived in time to save him. De-
spondency over trouble with his wife,
which had led to their recent separation,
is said to have been the cause Of the act.
He will recover. BiXby formerly lived at
Baskerville.
I'D AGROVE-It is said that the little
town of Cushing, which lies close to the
line between Woodbury. and Ida counties,
will extend its city limits so as to have a
part of the town in Ida county Woodbury.
goes dry" July ] and as Ida county Is
wet" the extending Of the Cushing linn
its viii permit that town to have saloons
in Ida county.
IDA GROVE-Gotlieb LEM. a prominent
and wealthy Ida county farmer living In
Logan township. butcheTed a hog and be-
for he
placing II on the market, took the precau-
ton to have it examined. The meat proved
to be alive with trichina There were sew
eral deaths in this county last year from
eating meat infected with trichina.
MONTICELLO-Fiv hundred wedding
invitations were issued Tor the hupual
event which united the lives OF Miss Mar
guerite kuhns and Charles Hendricks or
Monticello this week i'm the German Luth-
eran church. IL was the greatest Wedulng
event ever witnessed al that pace Atlef
the ceremony the company assembled a.
Kinsellas hall, where feastng and dane
ing were INDUCED.
IDA GRONE-The annual repor ~
County Auditor Warner, Just Issued shows
that the biggest item of county expense
was bridges, the total for that department
being upwards Of A-lOJl. Text DOCKS cost
the county S2,l3J. Ida county has thirty
four patients In the Cherokee asylum
which cost 81. $50 for support last year. The
county has two citizens in the Knoxville
college for boozers.
FORT DODGE-Ihe grand jury re-
turned five indictments one against Otis
Thrasher formerly an agent for the Singer
Sewing Machine company. on the charge
. of embezZlement, one AGAINST sam benla-
min for robbery, one against Charles Nc
Govern FOR assault with intent TO Kill, and
another against Fred Butler charged with
assault upon the person of his step-dd aga
ter Their trials are set for next Monday.
IDA GROVE-Mrs. John Herman, who,
with her husband, came TO Ida county IN
lSSO died of pneumonia after beins SICK
but thirty-siN hours she was one oi the
Oldest and most respected pioneer citi-
zeus She and her husband retired year
ago and last fail went 10 New York ami
Peunsy lvania where they visited for sew
eraI months with their relatives. The tu-
neral was held at the Church of the Sacred
Heart.
AFTON-Nnlc cutting icc ON "a pond 10
the vicinity ~ Alton Walt Emerson claims
TO have found a dead catfish two and a
half feet long, weighing ten and "a nal
pounds The water was 30 shallow undei
the ice h Is claimed the fish could not I'VE
I'M H. Considerable apprehension d. felt
that this will be the fate Of many Of the