Omaha daily bee., 1913-11-02
Iowa News Notes.

1sOGAN-A session OF the BUSINESS
Mems club, composed OF merchants am am
farmers of Logan and Its vicinity, VIII
be held here next Tuesday evening TO ar
range for the coming short course.
MISSOURI VALLEY--Miss Edith Amen
has been the guest OF honor at number
Of functions held here In the week past
Miss Amen was the guest OF honor at a
Missouri Valley Omaha kensington held
In Omaha
LoGAN-Two dogs rushed a e0o-pound
pig through the plate glass window OF the
Cole & Hushaw drug store az Plsgah.
Until the porker was discovered Its where
abouts was a mystery 10 the owner, and
Just how IL went through the glass Is "A
matter OF speculation.
wOODBINE-Rally day will be held at
the Christian church here next sunday,
at which time there will be an au-day
service with dinner at noon, sermon by
Rev. Mr.. NlcOl, the new pastor from hed
Oak. and In the afternoon sermon py
Charles Tupper student OF Drake uni
VersitY.
LOGAN-Accordlng to information re-
ceived here. the long-delayed material for
the Independent Order OF odd Fellows
and Seabury garage and implement build
ing is at Magnolia ana at Logan The
I foundation has been laid ana the work
will be pushed TO completion ht an eHu-
mated cost OF $4,000.
/ DENISON-rhe daughters OF Rebekah
| lodges of the Twenty-fourth district OF
: IOWA nelQ InelT nlntfl annual GonNtHNlOH
al this city A fine dinner was given
visitors at noon and a banquet at night,
The next convention Is at Dow city and
the new officers are from that place
president; Mrs, Binnell, secretary, and
/ Mrs Keairnes treasurer
! MISSOURI VALLEY-A Hallowe' en-
party last night began at the home OF
Mrs. Guy Smith. where the spoOks APP
peared and took the entire party by a
round about way TO different homes,
( where they were served with delightful
refreshments. and then back TO the Smith
home, where more refreshments were
| served, musical numbers given and ghost
| stories told Mr.. Schlagenhauff and Mr.
Reed won honOrs for being the best Jest
erB.
| DEM NISON-Judge Hutchlson will oper
district court at this city on Monday
next. The session promises 10 be a busy
one. The case OF Esher against Carol
county will be tried for the third time
/ EN-Attorney General Byers has been ap-
pearing for Esher, who sues Carol
county for damages on account OF the
falling OF a bridge over which he wal
/ hauling grain from his farm 20 Manning
la. lie has received verdict three timei
and the Iowa supreme court has set Z
aside each time.
LOGAN-J. ID. stuart OF Magnolia re
ports the corn crop near his town almOs
normal, Notwithstanding rumOrs 10 th'
contrary. Many OF the farmers are fenc
ing Lllt lltluh INTO AOle anu turning III lll
hogs. Where the farmers are cribbing tn
yield Is proving an agreeable surprise
William Stirtz living south and east o
Magnolia, reports the upland corn run
ming az an average OF fifty-fiye bushel
70 the acre. The lOwlands viii averag
a much higher rate. Tom Doyle, snothe
successful farmer, reports his corn run
ming from forty TO fifty bushels to III
acre.
DENIsON-A fight for better schoo
, facilities Is being made by the people o
Klron. Ia, a town on the Mandarin
Wall Lake branch OF the Northwestern
For years the nearest school building ha
been one mile west OF the town. Citizen
OF the place cannot maintain a sChOO
without help from the owners OF farm
land nearby and this has not been oh
taincd 30 far because OF fear OF NOR
taxes 10 pay. The state superintendent
Prof Deyoe and the county superlntend
ent, Prof O.ry. have given much atten
ton 10 the situation at klrOn. Al last
{ delegation Of tOWnspeOple and farmer
has visited Newell, IN Buena Vista county
! here there Is fine central school, am
the reports are 80 good that there r. nov
, hope that KirOn Will have the school 1
wants The town Is largely settled b.
/ Swedish Baptists, who have the larges
church OF their denomination west Of ia
Mississippi river.