Omaha daily bee., 1911-01-28
IoMa News Notes.

ESTHERVILLE--Miss Leda Miller of this
city and Edward Bates of Anamosa were
married here yesterday at the home or
the brides parents on East Maple street
ESTHERVIILE-The funeral of Mrs. r.
Harmon was held at the Christian church
today. Death came as result OF para
lytic stroke received two years ago. She
was 70 years OF age and leaves four daugh-
tiers and three sons.
ESTHERVlLLE-Emm county district
court convenes her Monday, January 80,
with Judge A. ID. Bailie on the bench
There is large grist to grind this term,
comprising four criminal, eighteen pro-
bate and thirty-four civil cases.
CHARITON-The body of DR.. Henry b.
McKiveen, formerly of Charlton and one
time member of the Iowa state board or
health, was brought back to Charlton this
week for interment from Los Angeles,
where he had been engaged in practice
lately.
CRESTON--A sentence, not to exceed
ten years in the Aanamosa reformatory,
was passed upon J. Orn Kennedy by
Judge Evans yesterday, when the young
man pleaded guilty of breaking and en-
tering the drug store of Bernard Foster
in December and taking money from the
cash register.
CHARITON-The Presbyterian church al
Charlton has extended a call to it's pastor
ate to the Rev, Theodore II. Aszman OF
Des Moines, who has been the assistant
pastor of the Central Presbyterian church,
Rev. Aszman has accepted the call TO
Charlton and the installation ceremony Will
be held February IL.
CRESTON-Two hundred and ninety-four
thousand gallons OF water are brought
to Creston every day by the Burlington
water trains, now being run on the main
line. One hundred and ninety htou-
sand gallons are brought from Villisca,
taken from the middle Nodaway, and the
balance is brought from the same river at
Corning.
KNOXVILLE-Mose Smith, an aged
man Of Knoxville who lives alone, found
himself obliged to fire a shotgun to at
tract the attention OF neighbors to his pitt
full condition when he found the seal OF
death fast settling over him. Getting no
response to the alarm from the gun he
managed 20 crawl on his hands and knees
to the residence of a neighbOr, where as
sistance was given him, but he died in
twelve hours from that time.
ESTHERVILLE-Aled the 15-year-old
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. l.. M, Finnested,
Of near Fenton, this county, who has been
IN for the past weeks, decided about ]
o'clock in the morning, Friday, that she
wanted to go out OF doors, clad In her
night clothes, which she did before her
sister, could stop her BY notifying the
home OF one OF them about a mile and Il
half distant, where II was found that both
! ankle and one hand frozen quite badly
At present she is improving very nicely.
! LOGAN - Fred Smith Barnhart- Barn
/ hard, given thirty days by Mayor
/ Amen of Missouri Valley for intoXication
and another thirty days for taking a pain
/ of shoes from VIII Fleharty at the railroad
| station at Dunlap, December 10, while
| the owner was sleeping near at a warn
| stove at II o'clock at night, seems to have
made a record I'm other places, as Sheriff
Rock has been given Mr. Smith Barn,
hard etc, an Investigation with the re-
suit that he received a telegram from the
/ state reformatory in Michigan today direC
/ ing him to hold Mr.. BARNARD until ar
officer could reach Logan, as Mr.. Barn
| hard was wanted there to serve out ar
| uneXpired term. Mr.. Smith Barnhart
was first sentenced December l6, 1910. anC
| then on or about January 9. and since tn
/ last date he has added three years I,
| his stated age before being sentenced.