Omaha daily bee., 1916-02-21
HAPPENINGS IN
THE MAGIC CITY
Live Stock Shippers Win Point
Through Efforts Of Secretary
Stryker.
SEWERS WILL BE INSTALLED

SEWGhS WILL BE INSTALLED
Through vigilsnt efforts Of Traffic
Manager and Secretary A. +. Stryker Of
the local South Omaha Live Stock ex-
change and other men connected with
the live stock business Of the middle
west. a ruling has been effected by ma
iority vote at the conference OF National
Live Stock and Wool Growers essocia-
tons which greatly reduces the charges
previously paid by shippers who. under
government regulation, were compelled
to have their empty stock railroad care
cleaned.
Because OF these efforts excessive
charges. amounting 20 about 81, 800. have
been paid back to shippers OF the west
Robert Graham. president OF the Ne
hraska Stock Growers association, rep
resented Nebraska at the meeting
Management Not Responsible.
The management is not responsible
for the actors. Go IS far as you like"
This notation is upon the program for
the biscuit shooting contest to be given
by the men OF the Grace Methodist
church at the church Tuesday evening.
February O.
For some several weeks a committee
OF men church members has been work.
ing out program for the big banquet
ana mas prepared a novel entertain
ment both In musical and social way.
Novel programs OF the affair have been
printed. headed with the caption, Menu
Intellectual" The Sunday school orches-
ira, vocalists of the church choir and
members OF the congregation will take
part giving selections intermittently with
the deliverance OF the dinner.
VIII Install Sewers.
Announcement was made yesterday by
the city engineers office to representa-
tiVes OF the former North Side Improve
ment club OF South Omaha that sewers.
an Improvement long sought by them.
would be installed during the summer
months Several attempts had been made
under the South Omaha administration
to have sewers installed, as the whole
section OF the South Side east of Twenty
second street and from A to r street IL
fitted out with a cess-pool plan of sewer
aga
= Open March 4.
The public domestic science and sewing
classes in the annex Of the South High
school at Twenty-fourth and ] street.
that were to have opened the first Of
the month. but were postponed on &C
count Of the scarlet fever scare. have
been announced by the secretary OF the
City Welfare board to open March 1. II
Is expected that near to a hundred Young
women, mostly working at local packing
ana mercantile houses. will enroll.
RObs Doctors office.
For the second time within two month.
the office of Dr. A H. KoeniR at Tventv-
fourth and streets was entered yester-
oay afternoon by daylight thief ana a
quantity OF morphine stolen.
Society Notes.
Miss Bessie Aylesworth entertained a.
kid party at her home Monday evening
The rooms were decorsted with RED
hearts, cupids and red tulips. The evening
was spent In playing games followed by
luncheon. Those present were:
MISSES Misses
NNitniIyorle Aopott Doris Van SAINT
nHqrea Cohaway Helen Van SAINT
DbsSne Sook Gladys Wright
Hope Hibbard
Messrs.- Messrs.--
Howard Boioourt Dudley inRhram
Milton ChristtanSon Bryan Nixon
Guy Hmtgh Elmer Tlseai
Wayne Emigh Harold Shalnholtx
William Graham
Magic City GOSSIP.
The Independent Order OF odd Fellows
VIII meet Monday evening at THAR hall in
regular session. 80
j.. II. BullR, chairman Of the Nebraska
state Sanitary board returned this
morning from two weeks trip TO
= South. Side grove No. 80. woodnen cir
re, VIII give q card party and dance at
streets Tuesday evening.
For Rent-Two rooms furnished for
light housekeeping. 4e0S So. I'd. So 1888
We wish to thank our neiRhbors ana
friends for their kindness and sympathy
shown US during the sickness and death
OF our beloved mother and also for the
beautiful floral offering Mrs Anna
kadavy, Mr.. and Mrs. A. Zastera, Mr.
and Mrs. L. Sobeslavsky
Rev. II. K. p. Cornish and his bride Of
a rev days were given a reception Thurs
day evening. A hundred members of Cen
trail and Highland Interdenominational
churches OF which Mr.. Cornish is pastor
were gathered at Central church to meet
thom. while the orchestra played the
bride and bridegroom received their
guests. Beautiful bouquets Of cut flowers
we're presented to the bride