Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-29
AFFAIRS AT SOUTH OMAHA
Stockmen Take Interest in Special
Soon to Run Over Union
Pacific in West.
TRIP WILL LAST FIVE DAYS

will cover a large part Of western Ne
hraska under the auspices Of the Union
Pacific railroad Ia manifest among local
yards men, Starting Monday. May /. ut
Kimball the train win cover twenty
three Nebraska towns In the Platte river
valley.
Colonel l.. w. Leonard Of f-awnes s1ry,
member OF the state live stock sanitary
board; Or. Anderson. state veterinarian,
and Dean n. A. Burnett OF tho State Agrf-
cultural school will make the trip, ThA
latter will deliver lectures at all Of the
farmers meetings in the different stop
overs on the subject Of pork production
Tho South sido Improvement club Will
meet this evening at o'clock at the
Madison street school at Fifteenth and
Madison streets The meeting was TO
have been held last Friday evening but
through some misunderstanding with
school authorities the school building
YVES not open to the public.
The annual election OF officers WILL
take place At the meeting Plans for the
new year win also be discussed.
Lutheran Church Reception.
A public reception In honor Of new
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cation Of st. Luke's Lutheran church will
be given this evening at the Mccrann hall
AT Twenty-fourth and o streets. A special
program has been prepared.
want AiI-Day Traffic Cop.
A campaign for an nll-day traffic COP
on the corner OF Twenty-fourth and "
streets lie being started by many down
town business men. The complaint IL
that having traffic cop but two hours
Of the day, between and o'clock IN
the early evening, Ia hardly a help. but
a hindrnnce TO traffic. Admitting that
this IL the busiest part Of the day. bust
ness men assert that al intervals there
occurs a similar busy period which
would neceaaitate the stationinK Of an
hll-day corner policeman.
Saturdays are especially busy days, a.
farmers and tradasmen from the out.
skirts Of tho city usually make this day
and Wednesday their trading periods Of
| the week.
Sanitary Board Acts.
Action OF the State Live Stock Sanitary
board, converting in lincoln yesterday.
In lifting tho quarantine ban on certain
western and northern stock. was greeted
with reclamation here by local commits
sion men.
Might Willingly Fay.
Mrs. Housekeeper-~Iet us sell you the
famiIy's socks and stockings. We have a
grand line and can give you the most
satisfactory result. SEQ the brands
Black Cat. Evarwear. Depend. Boy Scout,
Hurson. Beat o. Hose and Interwove
Prices hight. We have wonderful values
In children's and missa1 muslin under
wear We can safely say. half OF what
others will and what you might willingly
pay. Ladies' suits arc cheaper. Ladies
coats are cheaper. Spring dresses are on
tap. some beautiful things. We are keep
Ing away from that trail Of higher prices.
We can save you nice margins on great
many things. JOHN FLYNN a co.
/ Mamfs City Gossip.
l. victrolas and records. National Music
Supply Co., Scargo block Recitals daily
Baptismai services will mark the morn
Ing schedule at the 0raoe Methodist
Morris viii conduct a reception Of new
members.
The big crowd Of the bowling tonrna.
ment II expected 10 appear at the Bruins.
wick alleys this evening The last Of ths
the meet.
Carl Beai, local former high school stn
dent, has returned from Plattsmouth
where he was working as a preeBmaf
with the PlAttsmouth Daily Journal. Bea
10 getting his experience as a Iinotyp'
machine operator.
A party will bs given by juniors Of 81
Martins church at the parish home a
Twenty-fourth end J streets. satufda,
afternoon at o'clock.
A May entertainment and social wi.
be given Monday evening, May l. b.
members Of the Bpworth league OF fh
Twenty-fifth and Il streets.
For Sale--s-room house on account o
sickness No reasonable offer rejected
6124 $. ed ST. Tel so. s2es
Office space for rent in Zee office. 23l
N street. Terms reasonable Well know
location. Tel. South n.