Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-01-14
Iowa News Note.

LOGAN-Fred Smith, the young man i'm
plicated in shortage wherein Mr. Flerharty
grip containing clothing and other
valuableB, entered plea OF guilty TO petty
larceny and was given thirty days yester-
day.
LoGAN-After brief illness OF
pneumonia, William Rogers aged a. died
last night at IL o'clock at the home of HIS
daughter, Mrs. John Knauss. The funeral
10 o'clock tomorrow. Mr.. Rogers is sur
vived by three daughters and two sons
MARSHALLTOWN-A private message.
the effect that President Taft has nom
mated Charles H. Smith, postmaster OF this
city, for second term. Mr.. Smith has
been in office for four year. He had no
! opposition for reappointment
WEST POINT-The local branch of tha
Cathohc knights OF America at their annual
meeting have elected the following Off
GERS: President, Very Rev. Joseph Rueslng;
/ vice president. Frank Rezac; treasurer
William Stieren; financial secretary Ferd
Walter; recording secretary, John II. Lin
| dale; sergeant-at-arms. Theodore Gentrup;
| trustee for three years, Anton Gentrup.
! ARLINGToN-Th twenty ninth annual
farmers institute and corn show begins
here today. Excellent displays OF grain
and fruit are shown and poultry OF an
breeds IL represented. Local merchants are
| offering fancy prizes for best loaf OF bread
and q warm contest is on hand Hon. d.
| M. Hitchcock Will be the principal speaker
ana many other out-of-town visitors win
sEWARD-The new county board met
Yesterday and organized for the coming
! year Three new members were elected In
! r. w Nye in Seward; Louis Finke, In
place OF Fred Petsch, and Thomas Weert-
onini, ~ IL pia S ~ ~, =; Stutzman william
board Is composed OF four democrats and
three republicans. Carl Sleeper was elected
MARsHAILTOWN - Negotiations ver.
closed today by which w. f. Richie Of
Muscatine, Ia, purchased the business of
the jackson Corrugated Culvert company
Of this city for $4,000. Mr. Richie is a
manufacturer OF sheet metal products OF
Muscaune. He will continue 10 operate the
purchased business here
IOWA FALLS-Announcement is made
or the marriage OF an Iowa Falls couple
az Waterloo Sunday, Rev Mr.. Hinkle OF
the Episcopal church uniting in marriage
This couple came here from England about
year ago, having plighted their troth In
the old country. They Will reside in this
city for the present.
HARLAN-Tuesdsy afternoon the 5-vear-
old son Of Fred Graves, who lives east OF
here. was very painfully injured by being
caught between the endgate OF a farm
wagon and the top OF a barn door. lie
WAS standing IN the wagon and did not
stoop far enough when entering the door.
His hand was horribly crushed and his
life is despared or
PLYMOUTH-Merl Molsherry is stil laid
up from the effect OF the gunshot wound
recently received, and there Is no one to
make an explanation. lie is years old
ard was going home from school when he
was shot with a bullet IN the fleshy part
OF the leg. The bullet has not vet been re-
moved. Where Il came from no one seems
TO know, but an effort is being made To
find out
! LOGAN-A prominent out-of-town we'd
> ding took place at the home OF Mr. and
, Mrs. Herman koening near Logan at noon
today when their daughter Minnie married
Herman FRANKIE Of Council Bluffs The
Rev. q. 3. Lyles OF the Methodist church
OF Logan was the officiating CLERGYMAN
I The bride was becOmingly attired IN white
% silk and carried bouquet OF white carna,
lions. The bridemaid, Miss Hilda Frankie
, was attired IN white and carried a bouquet
! Of pink carnations. The best man was
0 Augusave KOenig. The bride and groom
4 will make their future home al Council
| Bluffs.