Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-26
Iowa.

tive phllanthropic citizens Of this place Will
DC ieopencu tue first week In March. Dr
vs.. W. Holmes. one ga the Oldest phyucians
and his wte having occided tO take con-
trol. The hospital ~ iocated on a signify
elevation overlooking the Boyer valley.
CbES O.,--...is. ga " eicn, wnO lives
been warned m a letter to leave her home
AS the bank was to Dv dynamited soon by
ro3bers secret service agents and local
police Officers are working on the tip, EN-
deaNoring TO get some clue TO the would-bo
burglars
LOGAN-Though the meeting was In
recently between the supervisors Of HRr-
rson county ana attorneys OF the Chicago
q northwestern TO reduce the assessment
posed to make up the shortage in the drain
age fund By ass essment
MARSHALLTOWN -- Because wedding
SUITS, consisting OF oriental rugs and i'm
ported candlesticks which were shipped
from here to Gilroy, Cal. FOR ms daughter.
nave gone astray and cannot be found, W.
a. Sandoe Of this city has filed suit against
the Northwestern railroad to recover $500,
the alleged value OF the gifts.
CORNlNG--At a recent meeting of the
city council here the contract for six and
a hat blocks OF paving was let to the
pany OF Springfield. H.. work to begin
May The specified price Is Sl9S per
square yard for straight brickwork ana
bsc Tor combined guttering and curbing.
SHENANDOAII-In a deciamatory CON
test Walter Amber and Huldah Glamer
OF the dramatic class, Wayne Bollman and
Frsnk Samuelson OF the oratorical class,
ana Eva Cummings and Caroline Doty in
the humorous section carried off the honors
ana viii represent the school at Tabor in
contest at which fifteen high schools are
to participate
FORT DODGE-The Bank of Calender
ana the postoffice were wrecked and robbed
this morning shortly after o'clock by rob
bers who easily escaped The robbers got
n0OfX. NJ hair
available. The explosion wrecked the,
building. knocking out the front and doing
damage to the extent OF over 500 FRANC
Peterson Is postmaster.
MARSHALLTOWN-D Pauline l. Nv
ers-Townsend a practicinR physician. and
lawrence A. Hanson, both prominent So
Waterloo last night. where they were mar
ried by Rev. Frederick G. Strickland. They
returned today and announced their mar
riage. Mr.. Hanson IL member of the
state socialist committee.
CRESTON-Yesterd was the last day
Tor iling the saloon petition OF contest here
70 get II before the regular March session
Of the Board Of Supervisors II was nor
nled, however, although It rs reported the
saloons have 100 names on the petition
II Is thought the saloon men are waiting
to call special meeting OF the board 10
have the petition canvassed.
DENIsoN-State Deputy Van DeBoEart
of the Iowa Food and Dairy commission
and Frisbie the chemist for this depart
ton with the prosecution OF a dealer FOR
selling impure linseed oil. They stated be-
fore the commercial club that they found
not only linseed oil adulterated with crude
petroleum or kerosene, but catsup that was
30 per cent pumpkin. maple sugar with
none IN al an. cinnamon one-half sawdust
or ground shells lemon extracts with NOT
a particle of lemon In Il.
CRESTON-John Gavin OF this place, a
crippled old man who goes on crutches was
struck by an extra freight train at one
OF the city crossings yesterday afternoon
and Knocked to the ground. Those who
Witnessed the accident expected to see him
killed outright, but the engineer applied
the air 80 quickly that the train was
stopped without passing over his body So
quickly was the train stopped that an
empty car In the string was smashed intn
splinters. Mr.. Gavin sustained only a few
scratches caused by being thrown to the
frozen ground. Three or four years ago
Mr.. Gavin was struck by a moving train
and sustained injuries from which he js
now obliged to so on crutches.