Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-03
Iowa New. Notes.

TABoR-William Barnes Of North Tabor
an ana o. Miss Lydia Kline Of Malvern were
u. Fl. Harrison officiating.
FORT DODGE--James Cornell wants
bOO damages from the Illinois Central
Iailrosd for injuries on a local railroad
suit Tuesday.
FORT DODGE-!rhe Farmers Security
Dank OF vincent has been formed by r. p.
sWansand, prosperous merchant who
viii conduct the bank in connection with
March O.
TABoR-At the Christian church Sunday
afternoon Rev. John Clark, the pastor,
united Clifford Cracking and Miss Susie
Gross in the holy bonds OF matrlmony.
They are well known edd popular Young
people of this community.
MARSHALLTOWN-A severe electric
shock, received while he was aiding to
move barn at New Sharon last fall, to
cay resulted IN the death OF Raymond l..
Fanton, aged o. Of this city. The young
man never recovered from the shock and
diabetes developed.
.UNION-What is believed to be the high
est price ever paid In central Iowa for a
farm OF its size was given yesterday by
William Warrington when he paid 81. w.
Lundy $4,000 for an eighty-acre tract The
price 10 az the rate OF S275 an acre. The
improvements on the farm are only fair.
FORT DoDGE-Sheriff Thomas ]. Quail
ley OF DEBORAH returned home today from
here with Charles W, soydston, who Is
charged with obtaining money under false
pretenses Boydston, Il Is said, sold county
rights to sell a new kind OF horse collar
without appearing to have a factory for
their manufacture.
FORT DoDGE-Carl M. sohnl, ~ years
and months old, father of A. q. Schill
"A prominent shoe dealer died Tuesday
morning He was born In Sweden and
came to this country in 1872. settling first
In Illinois, hut came to Webster county in
the pioneer days He leaves another son
Frank Schill OF Harcourt.
MONTICELLO-Claren Stone a sta
eye as result Of being struck in the
corner OF the eve with a snow ball thrown
by yOunBster. stones eye was literally
torn from it's socket and although physi-
clans made an effort to Tepiaee Il the
operation has not proven successful
MARSlIALLTOWR-M Jane Click the
widow Of DR.. George Click, a pioneer OF
central Iowa and former very prominent
banker OF thih city, died tuesday al the
state hospital for the insane at Independ-
ence where she bad been an inmate for
In railroad and Industrial development In
central Iowa, died last summer. A son
Fred @. Click, lives in MINNEAPOLIS,
representative from Fremont county. ad-
dressed a mass meeting OF Tabor citizens
in the town hall last evening concerning
the bill that he recently introduced in the
legislature providing for the establishing
OF state normal department In connection
with Tabor COLLEGE. The bin Is now IN the
it's being reported favorably for action
some time next week.
NEWTON-Harry Cunningham aged q
who is charged with the murder OF his
father Ola Cunningham, on January Z. was
placed on trial for first degree murder In
the district court here today. II Is alleged
that while the father was drunk and at
tempted 70 beat the boy that the latter
killed him. The shooting happened while
both were struEsling for the possession OF
the revolver. The boys defense Is that he
shot to defend himself