Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-11-03
AFFAIRS AT SOUTH OMAHA
Teachers at Convention Invited to
Visit the Stock Yards.
LUNCHEON IS TO BE SERVED
Packing Houses Will All Keep Open
House and Gladly welcome
the Nebraska Edu-
Gators.

The South Omaha Stock Yards company
has rendered invitations to the Nebraska
teachers who convene in Omaha this
week. to visit the yards. where special
effort will be made to make a thorough
demonsti alton in each department for the
visitors.
The South Omaha packing houses are
arranging elaborate displays for the occa-
sion and all will keep open house during
the convention. Friday, November g. the
stock yards company will tender an in
formal luncheon in the Exchange dining
hall to the teachers.
Among tho many excursions held last
year for the teachers. the one to the
yards received great praise from them.
Centurion Club Observes Day.
Yesterday was Centurion day among
the members of the Centurion club, an
organization Of st. Bridget's parish. and
open house was kept at the club rooms
the entire day, while in the evening there
was a program by the members. In the
morning the entire body received holy
communion at the o'clock mass. This
evening a play will be given at the Or
pheum, the proceeds to be added to the,
parish school fund.
Young stuart Injured.
Melvin r. Stuart, son of Mr.. ana MRS.
r. o. Stuart of st. Paul, formerly OF this
city, is reported to have been seriously
Injured as the result OF his being run
down by a delivery wagon while return
ing from school. The Stuarts LETT south
Omaha last December after living here
ten years.
something Hits woodward.
John Woodward 2113 o street, asserts
that while getting out OF the way OF
Twenty-fourth street car at the intersec-
ton at o street he was run down by an
automobile owned and driven by Frank
Kudrna of Wahoo. sustaining several
fractured ribs and cut on the BACK OF
his head. woodward was carried to the
office OF DIR. McCrann, nearby, where
after receiving medical attention he was
removed to the home of his sister, mrs
Asher, 21l3 o street. Although passersoy
assert the automobile struck Woodward
Kudrna, MIKrotky and several children
who were riding In the machine declare
It didn't touch him.
Claim They Were Attacked.
Carl Pintek, Thirty-eighth and Il
straets. was badly cut about the face and
hands last evening when with com
nAnl0n.
four unidentified men. A call was re
ceived at police headquarters tnat TWO
man were being killed at Thirtieth and l.
streets. but when the patrol arrived onl'
p,ntek and Govat were there A-ser re-
ceivIng medical attention at the hahos o.
Dr Mccrann, -Pintek was taken to the
South Omaha hospital while ooVat was
nIaced under arrest Neither man would
discuss the affair any further thah 'nes
were attacked. when questioned Dy '"'
police.
ReEan-PetersOn.
James Regan and Anna Peterson "eIe
married Saturday afternoon at the no"ie
, OF Father Aherene, pastor OF 81 Ashes
church. After a short trip east the youhs
! couple will return to South Omaha "hsre
! thev will reside. Miss Peterson Is the
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. A. Peterson Oh
Omaha and is popular In South ofnAha
social affairs Mr.. Regain is STOCK
yards man Of the city
Opposes Increase In Rates.
Reuresenting the stock yards OF south
Omaha, Traffic Manager stryker has
gone 10 washington to attend rate
hearing which will take place there
"wednesday. Mr. Stryker will represent
the local concerns in their fight against
an increased railroad rate on live stock
shipments from a point west OF the Colo
RADIO line to the Mississippi river.
VIaduet About Completed.
The viaduct over the Burlington tracks
which will connect Thirty-ninth avenue
with Fortieth street near o, Is fast near
| ing completion. With street cars running
on West l. and Q streets. residents IN
this section Will be able 10 reach either
line readily when the span II compie = a
The Burlington recently finished sub
stantial bridge over the tracks at Forty
second street.
Although a. l.. Borquist & sen sus-