Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-11-07
HAPPENINGS IN
THE MAGIC CITY
New Office Building Of Armour
Company is Attracting Much
Attention.
ALL CONVENIENTLY ARRANGED


Armour q Co.'s new ofnOe build
ting, east Of the Exchange building
at the stock Yards just completed. Is
attracting considerable attention among
stockmen and traders at the local ex-
change. The headquarters for the COM
mission division Of the great packing plant
have been removed into this new build
ing and the company Is receiving compli-
ments.
In the Exchange building where the old
office were stationed, there was hardly
enough room for the office men to walk
about with convenience. The quarters we're
crowded. In the new building even the
buyers have desks of their own with
plenty of room for other office necessi-
ties. The building was erected for purely
office purposes. 1t is divided into tive
large rooms. one for the clerical divis-
ion and the other FOR the ouyers.
In the basement are lockers. shower
baths, and every convenience. Brand
new roller top desks replace the old office
equipment and the woodwork is finished
in beautiful natural oak. The company
spent considerable money in furnishing
and building the new quarters.
Dies from Heart Trouble.
Abraham Thompson, fisherman who
resides at Eleventh street and Missouri
avenue. was stricken with heart trouble
while sitting on the river bank Friday
night. He was hurried to his home,
where he died few minutes later. He
was Is years of age and is survived by
wife and five children.
n. NJ. Graham IL seriously III.
Assistant Superintendent of Schools N.
M Graham is seriously Ill at his home,
Twenty-second and streets. Return
ing from a current meeting of the Ne
braska State Teachers association in
Omaha last Thursday afternoon, he was
suddenly taken Ill and compelled to re-
tiro. DR.. w. j. McCrann was called and
IL was found that the former South Side
superintendent was suffering from a
severe case Of ptomaine poisoning. 1t Is
thought that he contracted this eating
the variety OF food at the association
banquets held between morning and
afternoon sessions.
Funeral of Jacob Small.
The funeral of Jacob Small, veteran
policeman. who died at his home, 1905
North Twenty-seventh street Wednesday
afternoon, will be held at o'clock this
afternoon from the residence. Rev. s..
M. Yerian of st. Luke's Lutheran church
will conduct the service.
The funeral will be private. 1t Is the
request of the widow, Mrs. Small, that
no flower contributions be made. Inter
ment will be in Graceland Park ceme-
terry.
Church Notes.
The Booster meeting OF the Hilsdale
Baptist church will hold a special meeting
& e Ss bsd a. @ al
Sunday morning. Preaching service VIII
be held at IL.
st. Lukes Lutheran. Twenty-fifth and
X, Rcv. s.. II. Yerian. Pastor-Sunday
Catecheticai class at 8. Luther league
Ject of meeting. Everlasting Life"
South Side United Presbyterian. Corner
Twenty-third and II, Rev. Albert N. Por-
ter. Pastor-Sabbath school at s:4b.
Preaching at IL. Juniors at 8. Christian
meeting on Wednesday evening at s, In
connection with the morning service there
will be the public reception OF members
and baptismB.
Baptist, Twenty fifth and s. Rev. WILL
lam r. Hill. Pastor--services at II and 1880,
Sunday school at s:4b. Young Peoples
meeting at $3.50. Miss Esther Christianson,
leader. Junior Endeavor at 1880. The Lord 3
supper will be celebrated at the morning
service and reception OF new members.
Baptismal services In the evning. Miss
Shackelford will sing at the evening sery-
ices. Good singing also by a chorus choir.
Ali are invited to ell the services Of the
church. Prayer and praise service, We'd
nesday evening at 1880
st. Martins. Corner Twenty-fourth and
y, Rev. John Wallis Oil. Rector-Services
Tor twenty-third sunday after Trinity,
celebration holy eucharist at 1880 and IL.
Sunday school and Mathis, at e:45.
Evensong at 1880. The woman's auxiliary
will hold an all-day meeting at the home
OF Mrs. Frank Ames 1903 North Twenty
fourth on Wednesday. There will be a
regular meeting of the vestry on Wednes-
day evening at the rectory. The junior
auxiliary will give an exhibition and tea
at the rectory on Thursday afternoon.
Meeting of Boys club at the home OF
Mrs. Volz, 101s North Twentieth. Thurs
day evening.
Magic City Gossip.
The Red Men will give a dance at their
hall at Twenty-fourth and Q streets at
s o'clock this evening.
A security that cannot be questioned a
location that Is convenient and a courtesy
and accommodation that are uniform, are
offered you as a depostor in the Savings
Department of the Live Stock National
Bank. South Omaha.