Omaha daily bee., 1919-11-28
South Side BreUities

Mrs. Jennie L. Holmes is at Battle
Creek, Mich. visiting friends
Mr. and Mrs Arthur Miller are at Yank-
ton, s. D.. passing the Thanksgiving
season.
Mrs. John Jay Robb and her twin SOM
are recuperating favorably at the Pollard
hospital, Omaha.
Mrs. J. L. Duff has returned from Cres-
ton. Ia. where she attended her father
during his recent illness.
Mrs. Hester Tibbtts Of Yakima. Wash,
is the guest of her sister, Miss Lottie M.
Schroeder. Twenty-third and Jay streets.
Attorney Perry Wheeler and family.
Mrs. Jennie. Campbell and Rev. r. 1.
Wheeler and wife are at Lincoln for
Thanksgiving.
VICTORY FURNITURE EMPORIUM. p.
Walks, proprietor, 1924 s. 22d st. Tel So.
1870. Buys and sells secondhand furni-
ture. clothes, etc.
| Elmer Cherry and -Mhs Mary Thompson
were united in n1arrfaxs by Rev. r.. L.
T twenty stssss.' Wednesday after
noon. ,f.E~srs5
Peterson NJ Peterson OF Gray. Ia. was
| visitor, at the yards Wednesday with
| to his opinion. lamb-feeding is no longer
an experiment with Iowa farmers.
Feed lots all through the Greeley dis
with both sheep and cattle, said c. p.
| Latham Of Garfield. Colo, who came in
Thursday with cattle. as
After being out Of the cattle business
| for the last five years E. A. Cawling,
formerly large stock feeder OF Gothen-
burg, was a visitor at the yards Wednes-
day. looking for feeder cattle.
! Charles Wright reported to the police
store. 2Hs N street: was broken into
Thanksgiving day and three pairs OF pants
, stolen.
G. B. Maxwell, 241l "A street. told the
police Thursday that someone lifted his
| overcoat. valued at $3.50, when he left it
hanging in an office at the Stock exchange
building.
were closed Thursday and many OF the
| employees went to their homes for Thanks
giving. No business was transacted at the
yards. but several loads of live stock were
| received for Fridays market.
F. s. Prince. 55ls South Forty-eishth
| street. told the police Thursday that
thieves entered his home Wednesday
| night while the family. was asleep and
ana revolver.
Burglars celebrated Thanksgiving b,
breaking into the freight depot OF the
| Burlington railroad. Thirtieth and L
1 streets. Thursday. The safe was blown
| open and $3.50 STOLEN. according ito a
! report received by the police.
On account Of scarcity of fuel the New
Era meeting announced for Friday at the
r. L. Wheeler Memorial Presbyterian
| church will be held at the residence Of
Herman ]. Oswald. 2sos D street. FRIDAY
evening at 7:3o. Mrs d. W. Morrow will
Bible Study 'f''' "N ' :"
while corn 1. of very good quality
and plentiful II Is costing $1.2S bushel
and with market futures so uncertain. I
doubt whether many cattle or hogs are
/ fed through until spring In our section
| said F. w. Beckman OF Pisgah. Ia, man.
ager Of the Farmers Cooperative COM
pany at Pisgah.
I'VE don't ship when we want to, but
when the railroads will let u.s. said W. f
| Taylor of worland. wyo., who arrived al
cattle. Cars ordered last fall are Just
being furnished us now and we have to.
use them or take Our chances OF not
getting more for some time again"
While Ben Fel:ci and family. 2las
street. were eating their Thanksgivins
dinner, someone entered tho back door and
stole $40 reposing In Felci's overcoat
pocket An unknown man was seen BY
neighbor to leave the house. Felici told
| the police he thought someone was after
| the price OF turkey and got It.
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