Omaha daily bee., 1909-11-02

was not up to the first three weeks Of
October in any class Of live stock. There
was some falling off I'm prices on all
classes, as we'll as the falling off Of re-
celpts. The drop in receipts was expected,
for the season of heavy sheep shipments
is usually early in october. TIL runs
will probably be good during November,
but not up to the October receipts. The
demand for feeding grades of sheep re-
manned firm throughout the entire month.
Feed is plenty and It is asserted by farm
ers that no class of stock responds so
well to feeding in so short a time as do
the sheep OF the western range Cattle
we're plentiful during the month, but the
supply of hogs was so short that the
packers were anxious for more all the
time.
Union Pacific Car Robbed.
A Union Pacific car was robbed Satur-
day night in the South Omaha yards. In
the car were quantities of way freight, but
most Of the cargo was too heavy to be
moved. The breakers took some furs,
some dry goods and some plated ware.
All of the articles were consigned to pri-
vate parties living at country points. The
police are making an effort to locate the
goods, of which they have 8 good de-
scription.
Magic City Gossip.
LoST-A roam pony; weight 700, ]. Dono-
zan, 421 N. oath st.
Officer L. E. Pierce is slowly improving
since his severe Illness.
The Board of Education will meet in reg
ular session this evening.
Mrs. John Flynn is entertaining Miss
Mary Deigan of Perry, Ia.
/ The funeral of William winchester was
held yesterday at 3 p. m.
Mrs. j. w. Shumway and daughter are
visiting friends in South Omaha
letters Gold Top Beer delivered to any
part of the city. Telephone No. 8.
f. E. Ridgeway has all the voting ma.
chimes In readiness for the election.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. M. Henry and Mrs. Eek.
man spent Saturday and Sunday in Ash
land.
Miss Eileen and Gertrude McCrann en-.
fevenIng.
The Jackson Pulliam company have pur.
chased the coal and feed business of w
l.. Rushing.
Frank Schmidt. Republican nominee for
Justice Of the Peace. I am at 2514 N St,
in the laundry.
James Dodds, Harry Glurer and Eugene
Williams were arrested saturday on a
charge OF gambling.
Wanted-Dining room girl and kitchen
woman at the Burton restaurant, 5I7 North
Twenty-fourth Street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Scott are visiting in
South Omaha. They have been at Bone.
steel, S. D., for some time.
Mrs. Katie Sedlacek. aged "a, Sixteenth
and S streets, died Sunday morning. The
funeral will be at $50 a. m. Tuesday from
Church of the Assumption. Interment will
be at st. Mary's cemetery.
Miss Ellen Stone will speak at the Chris.
tian church this evening OF her experiences
as a missionary to Turkey,
Morris Diggin was buried yesterday after
noon from st. Mary's church. A large
number Of friends attended the services.
Stanislaus Boganowski, aged 9 months.
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Adam Boganowski
at 2 p. m. today,
The city council will meet this evening
and a busy session is predicted. Much
routine work concerning the paving propo-
sitions is on hand.
The Ideal club gave its first dance Fri.
remain to be enjoyed by the club before
the close Of the season.
G. Filman, e. Filman and Louis MolineI
were arrested Saturday night for the al.
legged otfense OF stealing coal from the
Union Stock Yards company.
The junior class OF the South Omaha
Hlgh school was entertained at a Hallow.
cen party Thursday night at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Bruce McCulloch.
John Johns was injured Saturday even.
ing at IWenty-fourth and G streets from
falling off a street car. Or. Davis ATTENDED
him but ~ronounced his injury not serious.
COAL-Try our celebrated Silver Greek
Nut $3.50. Screened Cherokee NUT IA hi
T.. II. Rowland Lumber and Coal Co. SN
N. 24thr ST. Phone South Z, South Omaha
Rev. Patrick Cooney, who has been as.
sistant priest at ST. Agnes church foI
two years, has been given a call as as.
sisiant to Father o'Toole at Newcastle