Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1914-02-27

killed was shot after an exciting five
hours chase All three were scared uH
on the farm of Fred Hall, north o.
Mount Pleasant. in a patch of timber
called Hickory Grove.
August Lille, aged IS, of Mapleton
a resident of Monona county for 3:
years, is dead.
g r Wambeam. Of Ames, won the
OratoriCal contest against representa-
tives from nine other colleges at De
corah Wednesday,
While operating corn shelter, VIM
Brown. a prominent farmer. of neat
Lake City, had his left arm torn off at
the elbow
Stepping directly in front OF fast
Northwestern passenger train at Conn
Gil Bluffs. I. f. Chamberlain. an aged
| ChirOpractOr. was struck and seriously
injured
AT the country home OF Mr. and Mrs
Ed Weis. near Covlngton, Iowa. oc.
cnrrcd the marriage of their daughter,
! Of COvington.
Rev MrI.anghlin. pastor of St Paul's
| Universalist church. of Mason City, has
resigned to become effective May l
! The pastor gave as "A reason that he
did not feel he had the support OF the
congregation
Judge Walter Smith. of Council
Bluffs. lost his shoes IN the Northwest.
| ern wreck at l;lsei0w. and was com
| PEELED to tramp half mile through
snow with his feet clad IN rnbbcrs.
The Church Of God. at Glidden. in
services for three years WAS sold at
auction for $l245. Ed Fobrs. tho
| purchaser. expects to erect a residence
on the site.
| That the farmers pride in his prod
nets is sufficient induccment to bring
| about a successful institute was dem
| onstrated in the Montgomery county
| institute Just closed at Red Oak. Rib.
hons only were awarded point winners.
| but the exhibits were of high order in
| each department.
Miss Mary Mauch and Daniel Treich.
| Ter were united in marriage at the
home Of the brides mother in Lisbon,
Rev. Ramage officiating Miss Mauch
for twenty years has been associated
| with the Lisbon Herald Mr. Trcichler
is recent citizen, having moved in
from the farm.
More than a hundred persons were
held prisoners in the Des Moines pc.
lice station Wednesday when the build.
ing was fumigatcd. No one was per
mittrd to leave during several hours
RnssrI Leonard. a vagrant. afflicted
with smallpox. rOamed around in the
station an hour before he was spotted.
Iuhn Helm. a young farm hand who
came to Ida Grove from NOblesVille.
ind, died suddenly of heart trouble
at the home of Herman Frye. u farmer
near there. He was apparently in good
health and ate hearty supper. and
arising from the table fell to the floor
and expired before aid could reach his
side. An undertaken from his home
town came for the remains and the
body was taken to Noblesville last
night
Ten minutes after A. w. Gryce. Of
Mason City. had partaken of some
medicine he had secured he was dead
man He had been ailing for few
DAYS and secured some medicine from
some source. either from physician
or at drug store. The package was
not marked. He took some OF this
medicine and died. The medicine was
taken in charge by the coroner ana
the hody will be held until cXamina.
ton is made.
The SEVENTEEN anniversary of the
wedding of Mr.. and Mrs John Quincy
White pioneers of Fremont. short
distance north of Ottumwa, was OBJ
served The man who as bridegroom
away back in the Hoosicr state seven
decades ago plightcd troth. is IN his
Goth year and his wife is past 81 years
of age Coming TO Iowa in lS49 the
couple settled on a farm mile east OF
Fremont and for the past h5 years
have made their residence there and.
in Fremont
Mrs. Mary G. Starr. prominent in
KeosauQua and Van Buren, county.
died in kCOkuk She was the mother
of nine children. the grandmother or
4G and the great. grandmother OF IL.
Mrs Starr was only G7 years Old.
which makes the record the more re-
markahle She was born in Pennsyl.
vania IN lS47 and when 2 years OF
age moved TO this state. She settled
10 Keos auqua where she was married
TO r II Starr
Beauty maps INDUCED in by Mrs
Linian Licr at the time she should
nave been preparing her husbands
meals. contributed TO the domestic IN
happiness. according to the allegations
made in an answer filed IN the dlSir'r'
court nv Or G. n q Lirr. thurman ~
Des MOines civil service commlSS:'"
Mrs. Lier recently instituted dl'o:c
action against DR. Lier His wife d''
not wish 10 be disturbed when she was
ENJOYING her daily beauty sleep. nr