Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-04-19

starts near and beneath the west end of
the o street viaduct and will go in a
southerly direction about $50 feet and will
then turn directly east to the Hammond
plant. Enough elevation will then have
been secured TO pass over the tracks which
accommodate Armour & Co and the COM
panies farther west. In order to con-
struct the viaduct. or runway. as more
properly called, one of the big hog sheds
has to be torn down.
Plans have been made for an approach
which is to connect with the o street
viaduct and which is to accommodate the
Offices OF the National Packing company.
This will be constructed before the close
of the summer
Mr.. Rohrbough has severed his connec-
| ton with the Union Stock Yards company
to take UP his work in the office of city
engineer. AS yet no one has been secured
to take his place, but it is understood that
1t has been offered to a party in Wyoming,
who is well known in South Omaha.
EpwOrth League Election.
The Epworth league Of the First Metho-
dist Episcopal church held it's election of
officers for the ensuing year Tuesday even
| ing. From this time on the elections are
to be held annually instead of every six
months az formerly. w. N. Paxton was
I chosen president; j. w Jordan, first vice
| president; Mrs. p. II. Shields second vice
president; Mary Sargent, third vice presi-
dent; Josephine Inghram, fourth vice presi-
| dent Marian Dennis, secretary. and
! William Edwards, treasurer. Fred Sush was
| elected chorster.
| Magic City Gossip.
c. J.. Talbot has recently returned from
! his visit to South Dakota
| $. p. stowel has again gone west to look
J after his mining interests.
, f. A. Stryker has gone to Iowa on a
business trip of Il few days duration.
| There will be a meeting of the Board of
| Fire and Police Commissioners tonight.
| Arthur PANEL. 914 North Sixteenth street
The graduating class of the South Omaha
High school is composed of twenty-siX
] members.
! There will be two new additions to the
force of government inspectors the first
| of next week.
otto Ploke 4O1O w street, is the proud
! father of fine pair of twins. They are
| a boy and a girl.
The infant daughter OF James KrajiceR
! died April II and was inferred In 81
| Mary's cemetery yesterday.
! Andrew Jones and wife Of Herman, Neb.
! are the guests OF ID. w. Stambaugh. They
| will remain over sunday.
The speaker has been secured for the
| Omaha High school.
! c. f. Campbell arrived in Rawlins Mon
day evening. He will take up his duties a
once as government inspector.
The Monday Night Whist club will close
it's pleasant season Saturday evening 10y
a box party at the Boyd theater.
There will be special business meetnl
of the Southeast Improvement club Fri
day evening at the Madison school.
| V. HanousCk Nineteenth and w streets
has permit TO build an $500 dwelling house
! and other improvements on his property.
President G. w. Wadsworth of Belle
vue college will address the students o
the South Omaha High school this morn
ing.
The Junior league social at LETTERS Me
mortal church Tuesday evening was a grea
success 1t was the first ice cream socia
of the season.
Frank Thompson has severed his con
nection with the German Stock and Poultr!
Remedy company. He expects to start 70
the west about May /.
Charles 3. Hancock, son of b. F. Han
cock go North Twenty-second street,
boy OF . years. died at his fathers hom
yesterday. The burial will occur in Mont
gomery City, Mo.
| c. H. Brown was fined $40 and costs 70
assault and battery on the person o
! William NJ williams In addition to tn
assault II is said he made a maliciou
threat against Williams.
c. i. Talbot and wife expect TO start 10
"A tour TO Los Angeles next Monday The,
! go by way of Denver, where Mrs, Talbo
ton of the west. They will go from Their