Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1913-09-25
Logan, Ia, Sept. 10 On re.

ctipt Ol a uiSpatcn IIOm IaFM-
er In Fremont county Iowa TO
the effect that a team had been
stolen near Shenandoah, Sheriff
Rock began an investigation
that lead 10 the discovery of a
stolen team near Fremont Neb
today.
After being inform d that a
team mad been abandoned and
two other teams stolen nesr
Fremont, Sheriff Rock checked
the description of the abandoned
team with enc missing at Mem
phis Mo. and found that the
dAs csiption and team cores
pon,1sd TO a dot. II seems
that a short tire ago a nan
drove into Fremont with a sor-
rel team and that on suspicion
ne was arrested and held 1uur
DAYS, hut finally RELEASE d be-
cause 40 missing team could be
lsaraed Of The thief took the
snrrei team and drove awav,
but after going short distance
from town, abandoned the Mis-.
souri, team but took two Neb.
raska teams and made go d his
get away in the buggy he had
stoIan NJ MT AYR, I,wa. The
Shes fl at Memphis has b. en-
notifi d that the team wanted
tn re NAV now be found at
Fremont, Neb
l. gan, Ia, Sept. Is Sheriff
Ro, k VAS notified last night by
w A Groneweg, deputy u S
marshal, at Council Bluffs to
apprshend Jeff Haner TO, the
aiIegt d offrnse of white slavery.
After a careful search, Mr.
r Ok located Mr.. Haner at
Woeobine, and after directing
City Marshal Vlning to take
MIR faner into custody, mott
fed the deputy U S marshal
that ne man wanted was await
ing his orders. Mr.. Haner is
said TO have been indicted by
the fsderai grand jnry; IT is al
Il,ged that he took Miss Lutte
JOIN 70 SOC sigh s at Omaha
Marshal Vinsng brought Mr..
Haner to Logan Thursday even
ing and the deputy U S mar
shat came here Friday morning
and 'ook Mr.. Haner TO Council
Bluffs.
Logan, la, Sept. 10 The
Rev. w B. Crewdson, pastor Of
the Christian church here, has
rendered his resignation and
accepted q call at Elliott Iowa,
where he will go the first Of
November.
With an allowance of $500
ard a years leave Of absence,
Prof. Albert Aron, instructor
in the state university, but for
meTly of Magnolia visited here
on his way TO Munich Germany
where he will spend the year in
the university there.
Logan, Ia, Sept. 2O--Supt.
anu Mrs. Frank Green and
teachers of the Logan schools
were delightfully."- entertained
at the heme of Miss Bertha
Caldwell and Mrs. Homer Cad
we'll, FRIDAY evening. Miss
lIagdaien kud, musical direc-
tor IN the Logan schools gave a
number of vocal solos, Mrs.
Frank Green instrumental
solos, and Miss Bertha Caldwell
contributed her full share to
Ihe success of the entertain
msDt by the use Of the victrolla
Following The musical pro
gram, the teachers were served
with delicious refreshments at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Ho
mer Caldwell.
Logan, Ia, Sept. GOV. A
onltr, OF California Junction,
lowe, is planning to hold an
other short course at the juno
tion IN the coming winter. The
snort course OF last winter
proved SO interesting and sue
eessiuI that Mir. Smith is de-
slrous of holding the second
one. One half of the expenses
of the short course was borne
by Mr.. Smith and the other
half by the members of the
Presbyterian church at the
Junction. MIR. Smith is interest.
ed in banking and extensively
interested in land. Though he
had the misfortune to lose 240
acres of alfalfa by the drought,