Omaha daily bee., 1909-11-28
AFFAIRS At SOUTH OMAHA
Normal Conditions Prevail About
Stock Pens.
USUAL DROP FOR HOLIDAY
Receipts ne This Time OF Year No
Less Than Usuai-Land Tenants
Must Move-MaEic City
Gossip.

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shout normal no far es receipts are con
oernod during the week Of Thanksgiving
II is usual for the receipts to lag oonsld-
srabiy owing 10 the effect Of the celebra-
ton. Accordingly the receipts for the week
have boon light, showing a large decrease
in tho hog figures. a small decrease in
sheep and an increase IN cattle over the
same week a years ago.
The cattle still have an increase OF over
1900 since the first OF the year. Large
figures are shown in the decrease Of hogs
for the year. At the close Of the week the
figure reached 211.OOO head. This is a
source Of regret to the commission men
and the packers as we'll. AS large as the
decline Is. Il is far better in South Omaha,
then at any Of the other western markets
except ST. Louis.
Prices were fully s cents higher yesterday
and a firm top Of 500 This record Of
prices is the best since September. The run
for Friday was good. being 500 head
Many Of the shipments would naturally
have been for Thursday had there been
any market.
Mutton sheep so;G as high az $50 yester-
day which was counted strong. There was
better trade In the killing sheep.
Tenants Ordered On Property.
The tenants OF the property bought by
the Union Pacific west of it's right-of-way
in Albright have been given notice to
vscate before December l. This move on
the part Of the company is said to lndi-
cate improvements along the right-of-way.
II is not announced whether this property
will merely make trackage or whether
more important uses will be made of the
purchase. This tract includes about forty
or fifty acres just south Of Albright and
stlll farther south in sarpy county. There
is abundant room in the vicinity for any
kind Of an industry.
Services AZ the Churches,
Rev, T. M. Ransom will preach at Letter
Memorial church Sunday at 1850 I. m DR..
Gcrst, the district superintendent, will CON
duct services at the West Side mission at
. p. m. A congregational meeting will be
held at the First Presbyterian church Sun
day morning to further consider the amount
OF money to be expended for a new church
building.
ST, Edwards church will convene the
supda school at $3.50 a. m. The evening
prayer will be offered at 1850 o'clock. The
theme is advent Teachings"
The service Sunday morning at st. Glenn
ent's church will be appropriate to the first
Sunday in Advent. The morning prayer,
litany and sermon will be at Ii O'Clock.
At the annual meeting of the women's
guild Of ST. Clements church the following
Officers were elected: Mrs. Smallrldge,
PRESIDENT; Mrs. Clancy, vice president; Mrs.
Polcbr, secretary; Mrs. Scott, treasurer;
altar committee, Miss Barlow, Mrs. Small
ridge md Mrs. Poicar. Mrs. Mlchaels, the
retiring secretary, served a luncheon for
tho n.fnNiAN
The WOnen's auxiliary Of st. Clements
chui-n MH n.eel with Mrs. Mayfleld, 24OS
T sLctt FRIDAY. december 3.
st. Clement day was observed last week
viii. il.tins C,Iea.On.ts. Htes. +. u. Tyner,
roc.or OF 81 An4IoN'a, preached the sermon
In Lepor OF lne gay and The harvest home
cele.. 1,lon. 4ne .Church was decorated in
thV r!Oduc.E "a narNvst time.
B~HrthOiemsw LawIOr Hearrestcd.
lartao. enew LaWlor, who was ARE sted
Thursday night after having been dis
covered by Frank Powers near his. resi-
dence at ~ North ~Twenty-flfth street,
was released Friday morning because the
complaining witnesses failed to appear
against him, They charged that Lawlor
was taken In the act OF proving about
their premises and they suspected robbery.
LaTlor declared he had gone back Of the
new ehurcA for Innocent purposes, where
he vas found. When the man was re-
leased tho complaining parties shortly APP
peared and desired still further to prose-
cute and swore out a warrant and had tho
man resrrested, on the same charge, at
tempted robbery.
B-Oyd-BraEonier Weddinn.
Marion James Boyd and Miss Nellie May
Y2ra Qoniep were naarriad Wadpa.io, -
ming at the home OF the brides parents,
Twenty-seventh and z streets. Dr.. r. L.
Wheeler performed the ceremony in the
presence OF the relatives and a few OF the
local friends Of the bride. The house was
decorated with palms and smlax. Tho
bride was robsd in white messallne. She
carried white roses. Her little niece and
Lucille Bliss were flower girls. The couple
will make their home at Wendell, Idaho.
Two brothers OF the bride were present
from Iowa, a. were MIR. and Mrs. Boyd,
the parents, and "a .rother Of the groom
AaEtc Gag Gossip.
The South Omaha teachers received their
monthly pay yeseeIday.
Dennis Dorsey was arrested last night
on the charge OF petit larceny.
The Pioneer HistoricR. society will have
an entertainment at Library mai next Tues
day evening.
MISS hlaTkAIel Akauuul OF the SKATE UNI
versity Is tAe guest OF Mr.. ana MRS. c. E.
Campbell over sunday.
Barrow Brown tell off the Q street via
duct lhursday hlsn., a distance "a .wenty
reet, and received no injury.
Charles Comp OF houston, Tex, ana AL
fred M, Eastman OF Sioux cay are tne
guests OF AR, ana Mrs. ). o. Eastman.
The birth OF a daughter was report ted
yesterday at the home OF Mr. ana Mr..
Casper Horwdch, rwenty-slxth anu -
streets.
Frank Reese OF Fort Columbus was ar
rested by Chief Briggs last night on me
charge OF being a deserter from the United
States army.
Stanley ChemiE was arrested yesterday
on complaint OF his wife, charging him
with assault and battery, OF wnicn she
vas the victim
Ora Copeland. who was shot while flee
ing from arrest a week or more aso, had
recovered sufficiently TO return to his
home In Kansas city Thursday,
The South Omaha Country club holds its
annual meeting for the election OF officers
next Thursday evening at Library hail.
About six directors viii be elected,
MAN SEEKS LARGE SUM
FROM ALLEGED GAMBLERS