Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-07-23
Inun Nerxn Mates.

I.ENOx-Lenox will have a special cleo
ton August Is to vote on the issue OF bond
ing the town for S35,00 to build water
works system.
IyoGAN-The annual Gilmore picnic near
Modale yesterday was attended By 80
people. Pisgah ball team walloped Echo,
Il to ? The day was strictly social al
fair.
SPIRIT LAKE-Miss Dean WEIGH Of
Brooks Mo. was thrown from buggy
yesterday at Lake OkoboJi, receiving In
daughter Of W. e. WEIGH.
OsCEOL.A-The Osceola running team Of
the fire department, which has twice taken
the cup in the southwestern Iowa associa-
don. Is preparing 10 go to the tournament
In Des Moines the last of this month
LOGAN-Teachers' examination win be
conducted here by County Superintendent
susie 7. Faith Wednesday, Thursday and
Friday, July IS. q and Is. The exsmina-
lion inlmeoiately precedes the teachers in
stitute. which opens July 81 and closes Au-
gust s.
CRESTON-The name of c. ]. Burdette
Of Spauldlng is being considered by Meth
odists OF Creston and Union county for
presentation at the annual lay conference
to be held al Shenandoah in September. as
a representative from this part Of the
state to the general Methodist conference
TO be held al Minneapolis next May.
INDIANOLA-The Warren county fair
has announced it, dates mere Tor Septein-
Der 5-s Two thousand seven hundred dol
lars has been offered as prizes in the nine
paging and trotting events Three hundred
dollars additional has been offered on spe-
cialty races and $500 in premiums for live
stock, poultry. farm products. art WORK
and domestic exhibits.
GLENwOOD-Home-co week TO be
held at Glenwood August 5-l3. Is TO be
marked by a unique reunion. probably
little more unique than any held in the
state. IL is to be a reunion Of the pupils
/ of the Glenwood granma: schools of
I twenty-five and thirty-five years ago. At
/ that time there was but one school In
GlenwoCd. which is the one now known as
/ the Third ward school.
! LOGAN-officers of Mary lodge, No. al
Rebekshs Of Logan. were Installed by Mise
| Mary Donaldson at recent meeting Tor
the ensuing year as follows: Noble grand.
/ i..auch Miller: vice grand. Evalne McIn-
tosh secretary, Lizzie Graves treasurer.
! Edith sprinkle Con; Emma Upper; r. s.
! Sprinkle; r. :. " O.. Lillian Topping;
L. 5. \ G.. Mary Pugh; o. a.. Ella Norris;
| l. G., Jennie oviatt; chaplain. Mary Col
J llns
! OcCPOLA-Couirg overland from san
Francisco to Osceols- Ia, in a six-cylinder
/ touring car in thirty DAYS Is the experiences
rived in Osceola the first OF the week They
/ came TO attend a big family reunion al
I the G. IL. Miligan home. In the family
% and ny ts son u Ser are Sork c,y NJ
] MiiliCsn and wife Of Omaha. u. r Milhgar
| and wife of Dies Mo!nes and the Golden
| Gate party.
CREsToN-J. F. Redfield of Shenandoah
I '-'H-7 E -vc'f with his hands ore night re-
Gently The wolf had entered Mr.. Red
, "a poultry yard. Mr. Rcdfe ED. in the
Z hlacl ness Of the night saw 2 shadow
form which he thought was dog. He
started towards the animal, which shovel
/ fight. Hastily dodEing. Mr. Redfield
! grabbed the animal by a hind leg and
( Knocked II against the shed. The blow
Z rtUnned II and II was then killed with 8
brick. 1t proved to be a good-sized gray
Z wolf
| WEST NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF his belief
that hydrophobia may develop in q person
I as the result OF a bite from a dog thai
might later suffer from rabies. Kenneth
snow IS facing a prison sentence. Snow
was bitten By dog six weeks ago The
-vornd Was rot considered dangerous. bu-
the Cog ever suffer from rabies he woulc
be liable TO the same disease According
TO SHOWS testimony. he called the dog tC
him last Sunday and killed 1t with a club
He was arrested on a charge OF cruelty Il
animals ard found guilty but has appealed
his csse 70 the district court.
HOLSTEIN-Andrew Kraus. a farmer o.
Cherokee county, is dying in a Holster
hospital with his back broken and spina
cord severed One Of HIS neighbors, WI
liam Tams is in the same hospital, $,
severely injured about the head and necl
II IS feared he viii die. Both men are thi
I victims OF an auto accident. The machine
was owned and driven by Tams. and wal
goinC at the rate Of forty miles an h0u
when j. suddenly turned twice over. throw
ing the men into a ditch Chris wiikie AM
! VIII suffer. both of Holstein. who were II
fire re0T seat % the car. escaped injury
I lraUs has = wife and three small Childrel
ard l7 renter. TsnS las a wife and twl
I cSilf-n- 80 owns ~ n'~1t--7r-a farm.