Omaha daily bee., 1909-05-16

necks of several dozen South Omaha dogs.
In other words, the poundmaster has be-
gun his thankless round. The man, John
Zukovsky, has. provided himself with a coat
of mail, for the reason that in taking up
strange dogs the poundmaster is often Bit
ten. He has secured a heavy leather coat
with sole leather sleeves and heavy gloves.
Last season the famous Joe Blaha was
severely bitten, causing a wound which
did not heal for a couple Of months. With
his armor on Zukovsky began the extermi-
nation of the dogs yesterday morning. The
slOwness with which people nave taken out
licenses would seem to indicate less SYM
pathy for the city dog than common. The
poundmaster has received numerous invita-
tions to come and take undesirable dogs. So
far only 200 tags nave beer. secured.
The first batch of dogs will be. killed
about Monday. Those who miss their pets
will be required to redeem them before
tina time or they will be lost.
The South Omaha pound has been located
at Thirty7-fourth and X streets.
Church Services sunday.
The Christian church service viii he
held at the usual hours for the last time
at the Young Mems Christian association
Sunday. The next Sunday, the new church
will be dedicated.
Holy communion will be observed at
st. Edward chapel at 5 a. m. Sunday
school will follow. The evening prayer will
be observed at 8 p. m. Morning prayer
will be held at II a. m. at st. Clements
mission
ST. Martins Church society announce a
special program Monday evening to swell
the organ fund. The entertainment Will
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auditorium.
Alexander Henry of Philadelphia will be
the occupant OF DR.. r. L. Wheeler's pull
pit Sunday morning. The evening service
will be evangelistie.
"Co-operation With Christ" is Rev.
George Van Wrinkles Sunday morning
topic. The evening topic is "The Reward
of righteousness"
Rev. William Gorst will preach at Letter
Memorial church Sunday evening. A new
beh will be dedicated. The regular sery-
ices are announced for the, morning hours.
Heroes Among Men" is Rev. X. w.
Liver's Sunday morning theme, The young
people will hold an evening service.
C~arr-suttOn.
Wednesday evening, at the home of the
brides PARENTS in South Omaha, the wed
ding of Miss Fleta V. sutton. daughter OF
Mr.. ana Mrs. c. G. Sutton, and Lowell ].
Carr of Strawberry Point, Ia, took place
The ceremony was performed by the Rev
F. T. Ray of the Christian church OF
South Omaha. The brides only attendant
was Miss Pearl Smalley and the best mar
was Harley Sutton, brother of the bride
The bridal party marched. to the strains
of the L~ohengren wedding march, played
by Miss Arlabel Higman OF Winthrop, la
After the ceremony a wedding supper. wa,
served to about thirty five guests, the
table decorations being pink and white car
nations. The young couple left THURSDAY
morning for Lamont, Ia. where a lare,
reception was given in their honor tina
evening at the home of the groom's par
ents. After June Mr.. and Mrs. Carr will
be at home in Strawberry Point, Ia.
Rain Did No Damage.
The rain OF last night and yesterda,
afternoon in South Omaha was heavy, bu
with the exception of a few minutes yer!
mild. Few Of the streets or the intersec
tions suffered on account Of the fIoodm,
Of the storm sewers, Some trouble was en-
oountered at TWenty-second and Q
Twentieth and n streets and Twenty-sec
ond and s streets. The streets in Albrigh
we're flooded several times. The rain a
Sarpy Mills and Bellevue was especially
heavy during the afternoon. Il caused