Omaha daily bee., 1916-02-27
HAPPENINGS IN
THE MAGIC CITY
Salesmen, Foremen and Officials Of
Morris Plants Meet in
Omaha.
WILL BANQUET AT THE LOYAL

otilclhla IN the MOTIFS Co. plants OF
Omaha and other western points will
gather In q union meeting at the local
plant in the stock yards district this
morning and afternoon. Among the men
who win attend are f. S. LaBart, adver-
Using manager of the Morris strings Of
plants. and II. z. Stanton, superintendent
of the smoked meats department. +. 70
Ames. local sales manager. will preside.
Following a general inspection OF the
plant from eco to noon the delegates will
dIsperse during the noon hour. but will
meet in the plant Offices at 1:so o'clock.
The business OF the meeting. a general
review OF working efficiency In the sales
and other departments, will be talks by
plant managers and foremen, will be
taken UP.
banquet will be held at the Hotel
Loyal at $50 o'clock. The meeting is the
first OF its kind to be held in Omaha.
. Good Week in Horses.
Local horsemen are patting themselves
on the back at the excellent results OBJ
tanned from the last weeks campaign in
the horse division OF the Omaha stock
market. A higher grade Of horses. cal
culated to meet every strict requirement
OF the French buyers. who will start work
next Monday. have been received TO the
satisfaction of the local dealers.
The French inspection will start early
Monday morning. A warning has been
sent out to contributors to the market to
hold back any inferior or aged animals
as they have not got the slightest chance
of passing the inspection. Three classes
OF animals will be accepted. according to
the present schedule. and these will be
Ia Nalr d.. aNr, - ..-t4t ~.
government requirements
Arrested on Theft Charge.
Special Waterman OHara of the
Cudahy packing plant last evening ar
rested Lew Brady, negro. on the charge
Of stealing four large hams. Brady was
brought to the local station.
Deaths and Funerals.
Thomas Moran, aged 50 years, a South
Side old-timer, died at St. Joseph's hoe
pital Thursday evening following an at
tack OF pneumonia The funeral will be
held at the residence, 2S26 Frederick street,
Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock Burial
will be in the Laurel Hill cemetery.
Chris Talman. aged so years. residing
at 1913 Clark street, died following a stay
of little less than a month at the county
hospital.
The funeral Of Charles Lind will be held
Sunday afternoon at the home, 2223 u
street. Burial will be in Graceland Park
cemetery.
The funeral OF James A. Stokes, Belle
vue, will be held today at p. m. at the
residence, Burial will be at Forest Lawn.
Mccarthy Attends Dance.
That was some dance" This from
Mike Mccarthy, hero of the desk at the
South Side police station.
Say, you know, l came near getting
married last night" Also from Mike.
Horror of horrors. Here Mike was ad-
uniting It himself. They held a leap year
dance at the hall at Fourteenth and Har-
ney streets Thursday evening. February
~. that is. the Eagles lodge No. IS did.
and good-natured Mike was there.
Mccarthy said there was 200 couples at
the affair Thursday night and he was
there in all his glory. 1t was his night
off Some OF the women were dressed 'n
Martha Washington costumes.
Nounces Funeral Sunday.
The death of Miss Beatrice C. Nounes.
10-year-old daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. c.
o. Nounes, Twentieth and X streets. is
one OF the saddest OF local deaths in re-
cent years The little daughter, a stu
dent at the Hawthorne school. was well
known throughout her own school dis
triet and a large portion OF the South
Side.
The funeral will be held sr~dsv after
noon at ! o'clock at the residence. In
ter1nent will be in Schwats cemetery
of PapiIlion. Death was due to heart
failure.
Church Notes.
South Omaha United Presbyterian
Twenty-third and II, Albert NJ. Porter,
Pastor-Preaching at IL; Sabbath school
at s:45; Juniors at 8: Young Peoples
meeting at 6; prayer on Wednesday
1T s.
Grace Methodist, Twenty-fifth and q.
Rev DR. J. w. Morris, Pastor-"The
Time to Dance will be the theme OF the
pastors discourse Sunday evening.
TIillsdale Baptist, Forty-third and i
Bible study hour at 10; evening worship
Al 1890 Bible study class at 7:l5 Thurs
day. Gospel team will lead sunday even
ing sermon.
Trinity Baptist, Twenty-fifth and H
Sunday morning service at IL. Preaching
by Rev A. W. Reinhard, western field
Secretary of American Tract society
Sunday school at 9:b. Glasses for all.
Junior union at ESQ Young Peoples
union at $3.50. Missionary topic. No even
ing preaching. Midweek prayer meet
ing Wednesday evening at 1850.
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