Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1914-07-09

killed at Malvern as the result of
rabies scare. Edwin Wills, one of
two children bitten and taken to Iowa
City for the Pasteur treatment was
pronounced infected Others have
been bitten by the same dog.
The Hawkeye Progressive Veteri-
nary association in session at Des
MONIES took hard rap at the serum
method of treating hog cholera E
F. Lowrey of Ottumwa lead the fight
against it, c. E. Knowlers of Sioux
City was reelected president of the
association.
four-foot hole was stove in the
bull of the Cotton Blossom show boat
at Ft. Madison. when the boat struck
rock. The steamer Dubuque, which
was close by. answered the signals
for assistance and pushed the boat
ashore. where repairs are being made.
The boat is owned by Ralph Emmer
son.
Notwithstanding he has reached the
age of 81 years. James Wilkinson liv
ing on the farm seven miles southeast
daily papers without the aid of
glasses About forty relatives and
friends joined with him few days ago
in celebrating his 97th birthday an-
niversary
Sunday baseball games in Wood
bine are a thing of the past. as the
result of an injunction secured by .he
Good Citizens league of that place
Owners of the grounds suitable 10.
baseball games received notice of the
court order. The injunction was Sc
cured because of the complaint of
churches and patrons of the Wood
bine Normal school.
Miss Eva A. Parsons has resigned
from her position as superintendent of
the University of Iowa Homeopath-
teal hospital training school for
nurses at Iowa City, the resignation
to take effect this summer. She will
go to New York City in the fall to
| take course in the teachers school
at Columbian university.
Sheriff H. d. White is recovering
from a serious injury said to have
been received in a fight with Deacon
Wiltse, during a carnival at Charles
| City The sheriff tried to arrest the
man. who showed fight and the crowd
refused to help the officer. Wiltse
escaped and has not been found.
| Another new church is soon to be
built in Cedar apids by the congrega-
ton of the First Church of Christ
Scientist. The church is to be erected
! Oh Second avenue east, between
Twelfth and Thirteenth streets. on a
vacant lot on the north side of the ave-
nue. that has been purchased by the
| congregation for that purpose
| Isaiah Van Metre, veteran demo
cratic editor OF Iowa for many years
publisher of the Waterloo Tribune. is
| very i'll at the home of his son, DR..
r. T Van Metre, at Fremont Neb.,
where he went for a visit last week
Editor Van Metre gained world wide
fame by his alleged interview with
Pat Grove when all the world was
seeking him for KIDNAPPING the Cu1ahy
child
The l3-months-old daughter of Mc.
and Mrs. F. NJ Linn of Nodaway sus,
tanned injuries which may prove to
be more or less serious She was
playing and had a tin horn in her
mouth She fell and the tin horn
lacerated her mouth quite seriously
The attending physician is unable to
tell at this time just how serious the
injury is. Mr.. Linn was in Corning
at the time and hurried home in an
auto.
Indications all point to the biggest
state tournament ever held in Iowa
when the Iowa Golf association be.
comes the guest of the Ottumwa Coun-
try club. With twenty-one clubs al
ready signed up. and assurance OF
two more and a certainty of still tw,
more clubs. the prospect is good for
twenty-five entries This is seven
clubs more than any other state
tournament has ever had entered. Des
Moines, with eighteen clubs repre-
scented being the largest state mee'
held up to this time
F. NJ Hubbell of Des Moines must
sell the ground east of the coliseum
and adjoining the river in the city Of
Dies Moines for $4,000. The supreme
court in decision affirmed the find
ing Of jury in the Polk county dis
trict court in which that amount was
fixed as the sale value. The higI
court intimated that had it fixed the
price in the first place, the amount
might have been higher Hubbell APP
pealed to the district court from tbs
decision of the condemnation jury
which placed the valuation at $32, 500
The district court reduced the amour
to $4,000 and second appeal wa:
taken.
Or. H. N. Richardson has set o
false teeth which behaved in YER,
improper manner. When he place.
them in the vulcanizer to be boiled thu
jar blew up. Two window lights il
his office were blown into the street
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