Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-11-30


demand. As the packers want to buy low
and the farmers to sell high. the result
Is the daily battle ON the market
Quarantine order,
official word of the lifting Of the Iowa
quarantine came 20 Or. n. c. Nermlllion
Of the Bureau OF Animal Industry at tho
Union Stock yards last night. The orders
70 the railroads will come through the
railroad headquarters TO the local repre-
sentstlves According TO the orders live
stock may be shipped into Nebraska from
Iowa so long as such stock is designed
for immediate slaughter Feeders cannot
be shipped into Nebraska points from
Iowa points until further notice cat
tie and stock OF all kinds may be shipped
out OF Nebraska into Iowa The local
live stock interests interpreted the order
TO become effective at midnight tonight.
Ricd Presents sketch.
Thank Goodness. the Table Ia Spread,
| a brief dramatic sketch was wen re-
ceivcd by an audience OF several hundred
people at the high school auditorium Fri
day evening. The sketch was presented
| By the Boyd School OF Expression OF
| Omaha as a part OF the program of the
| South side Improvement club.
Prof n. IL. Ried OF the uptown dra-
matte school coached amateur actors
who came from the Boyd school In
Omaha, and has charge OF the senior
! class play for the mid-year graduating
class OF the local high school,
Shields In Town,
! The stalwart figure OF Paul Shields.
| lett guard on the Nebraska university
! foot ball team, has been frequent In local
! circles during the last few days, shields
! Is at home during the Thanksgiving va
cation and is always surrounded by a
bunch OF foot ball bugs who want to
know how Stehm puts out the champions
OF the west
The big guard went TO Ashland with
| the local foot ball team last Thanksgiv-
ing afternoon, and after seeing the game
I rendered the opinion that South Omaha
would have won by far greater score
had Il been ON neutral ground, shields
will return TO Lincoln this evening and
will be in the race for the 1915 basket ball
team Last year an injured leg sustained
in the foot ball season, put him out OF
tho race hut this year It is probable
that he will make something high,
michael Corr Dead.
Michael Corr, aged IS years. died at his
home Thirty-sNth and streets, last
evening lie Is survived by three sisters
and three brothers. The funeral Will be
held from the residence tomorrow morn
ing at . o'clock, to st. Mary's church.
Interment will be made at the st. Mary's
cemetery
Abrnm son - ohnson Wedding.
The weddingf OF Miss Esther " john
son. daughter or Mr.. and Mrs. j. z. john
son. to Mr. Abramson of this city, was
solemnized at the Swedish Baptist church
| last Wednesday evening, November 70,
Rev. l.. Arlander officiating, Miss Thea
dore Arlander played the Mendelssohn
Wedding March and Miss Carolyn Carl
son sang 'fOh Promise Me"
The church was beautifully decorated
with palms, ferns. smilax and yellow and
white chrysanthemums.
| The brides gown was OF white char
meuse with n court train. and trimmed
exquisitely with chantilly latN and silver
! She carried n shower bouquUs OF brides
roses and lilies OF the valley. The maid
OF honor, Miss Amy johnson, sister OF the
bride, wore pink chiffon over n pink satin
dress apd carried an arm bouquet OF
white ohrysanthemums.
The bridesmaids were Miss Emma An
derson and Miss Marie Abramson. Miss
Abramson wore white net over pea
green satin. Miss Anderson wore white
point de- esprit lace over electric blue
silk trimmed with coral velvet. Both\Car-
ried arm bouquets OF yellow chrysanthe-
NUNS.
A reception was held at the home OF
the brides parents. The rooms were
beautifully decorated in yellow and white
in accordance with the wedding colors.
A large number of guests attended, and
the new couple were happily sent on their
honeymoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Anderson will be at home
to their friends after January I, at 3i67
Larimore avenue, Omaha.
Keno Rube Party.
The Keno Klub gave an elaborate rube
party at the club rooms at sos North
Twenty-fitth street last wednesday
evening. November 25. The club rooms
we beautifully decorated in the clul
colors. Appropriate refreshments were
served and the evening was pleasantly
spent by all present in games and in
! social way. Those present were: