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Omaha daily bee., 1905-12-17
LAnon AND INDUSTRY.

The south IL expected 10 produce 13.ooc.-
90 bales Of cotton next year.
cir Conan Doyle and other public
ppiritod men have started In To ascertain
whether tobacco can he grown prohtablY
I'm Ireland
There will be 1000 spindles In the re
modelled cotton factory that VIII begin
work al DeulRon. Tex, next month ana
looms for weaving later.
Missouri has eight button factories lsrss
enough to make returns They gave EN-.
ployment in 1904 10 40 persons paid out
Ilp I'm In wages and sold their output Tor
ttab, 6B
The country iH being built % with gfeat
ranidIty During the month Of October
IN thirty three ~ the principal cities %
the United states tho construction of l3s4s
new buildings was authorized, involving an
estimated cost 90 al SAC. isb. year ago
the new construction arranged for IN Octo-
bet aggregated $40. 362 1sa.
The Transfers employed by the Standard
on company IN Chicago ask for mint
mum WAGE Of E5 month IN place Of the
o. a dav now being paid TO them. They
support their demand with an itemlIed list
81 EXPENSES Of the average driver. This
list shows that rent costs ~ cents day
food. "a fuel. 30, light. Z; car fare, TO- and
an extra meal for driver, rs. The total
ls 81 ~ which leaves cents with which
20 met all other expenses. The demand
n fpFuaed
Omaha daily bee., 1905-12-17

CRETE, Neb.. Dec. i8.-(Special THE
two basket ball teams from Fairmont FiRh
school suffered disastrous defeats at tho
hands OF the local high school teams. The
first half OF the girls game was a one-sided
AFFAIR. but during the second half the Fair
mont girls took a temporary brace. Miss
Rena Hill did some excellent work IN COR
throwing. scoring all but 2 points for the
visitors The Anal score was rs 10 =. The
boys game was slow. The Fairmont boys
are accustomed to outside work and were
clumsy on the floor. The Crete boys were
too we'll drilled in the game and showed Il
in every play The hnal score was 50 10 -
in Cretes favor. The Crete teams have not
been beaten this year and have played ten
games with an average of more than 70
In their favor.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-12-17

death the affairs OF the club have beer
managed by the following list Of oricials
Lawrence A Young. president. Watson J.
Ferry, vice president: James Howard.
secretary and treasurer; Lawrence A
Young, Watson J. Ferry. James Howard.
John F. Morse and William l. Phelps di-
rectors
Chance for Cheaper Horses.
The less wealthy class OF horse owners
are about to BE- catered TO in way such
as they have long desired. \ smaller cir
cult Of running meetings is gradually be-
ing established under Jockey club auspices.
which will afford these lovers Of the
thoroughbred an opportunity to race their
horses without continually having to come
in contact with the higher class animals
owned by the more wealthy patrons Of the
turf
Fore some time past il has been a hard
matter for owners possessed OF moderate
racers to find a spot where these might
be raced with any prospect OF paying their
feed bills More especially has this been
the case since the influx OF western horse
owners. owing 10 the unsettled state of
the western turf. and the consequent
paucity OF western meetings. The fields OF
horses on the New York circuit have been
crowded to overlooking, making the matter
of winning races a task even more difficult
than in former years. The class of these
horses has moreover improved in a like
ratio. Even to win a cheap selling race
nowadays 1t Is necessary to own a fairly
valuable horse. And since the owner OF
moderate means can III afford to risk the
chance of the horse being taken away from
him by a run up, unless he is a gambler
he finds his horse a drag on the market
The majority OF the places enumerated
propose running two meetings in each year
of fifteen days each. giving total approx
mately of 200 racing days.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-12-17
knisht. of Columbus.

The following are the recently elected
officers Of Omaha council ~ the Kulehts
Of Columbus: Grand knight John f..
O'Hern, deputy grand knight. r. W. Sim.
eral: chancellor, Charles p. Moriarty; n.
corder, John +. DAILY; financial secretary,
{. r. Dugdale; treasurer, J. II. Schmidt.
chaplain, Rev. James Stenson: lecturer.
Dan J. Riley; advocate. J. A. c. Kennedy
warden. T. G. ii. Roland; deputy warden,
John Little: organist, VIII J McCanrcy
inner guard, John +. Langdon. outer guar
w, r. 'Shaughncssy; trustees, John a
creighton, William Hayden, Thomas 7.
Redmond. The officers will be installed the
second Tuesday I'm January.
The council appointed committee TO pro-
vide Christmas tree for the orphans AT
ST. James orphanaEe, Benson.
State Deputy w. J. Mccullough Of Daven.
port. Ia. master Of tho fourth degree dis.
trict. comprising the states OF Iowa. Ne.
braska and South Dakota. Announces the
Ipcstponement Of the asse1 b from Janusr,
!. the date first selected, to FEBRUARY -
1905. The assembly will be held In pes
MoinCs, la
Omaha daily bee., 1905-12-17
CharIstan win. Paciac linton HandI-
can AZ InElesfde.


SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. ts-There were
two htg events at Ingleside today. the
match between RearcstcheT and CruEados
catcher won easily, SruYaSos WAS first to
go to the front and at the three-Quarter
pole was three lengths 20 the good but the
pace told and when Mcbride let out
wrap Bearcatcher ran away from the fav-
orite as II he were tied. IL WAS a popular
victory. The Pacific Union handicap re
favorite. Confederate. had no chance at the
s.stL Charlatan. slow to begin, finished
strong in the first place. In front Of the
stand the jockey pulled over in front OF
Nealon. committing what looked like foul
The Judges aefused to allow tho protest.
First race. mile and thrcc-sixteeuths-
0rchsn won, Eonar second. lsabellita third.
Second race. five furlorrs-Ben Reed won.
David Boland second. Soundly third. Time;
l:osL.
laird race, Eve and half furlonss,
special Bearcatcher won. Cruzados second.
Time: l:o1 Two starters
Fourth race, one mile the Pacific Union
handicap-Charlatan won, Nealon second.
Tenordale third. Time: 20
Eth race. mile and an eighth. handicap
-Rightful won, Rannock Belle second,
Hooligan third. Tire: l;S6h. "a
Sixth race, six furlongs-Proper won, Pin
kerton second, Andrew r. Cook third.
NEW ORLEANS, Dec. le,-Results at the
First race. I'VE and one-half furlongs-
Deuxtemps won, FOrmaster second, Fruit
Second race. selling. mile and seventy
yards-Decoration won. Wedgewood sec
ond. Fred Hornbeck third Time 1915
Ponca second. Auromaster third Time
3Isis
Fourth race. preliminary derby handicap:
two-year-olds. six furlongs-Ben Holder
won. James Reddick second, Delmore third
Time: l:lT.S.
Fifth race selling. mile and seventy yards
~. nal md
sincerity Belle third. Time: 1858
Sixth race, mile and seventy yards
Light Note won, Safeguard second, lthena
third Time: .53N.
Results at City Park:
First race. mile and three-sixteeuth SELL
ing-Ivanhoe won, Curata second. Falernian
Second race. ave furlongs-Mint Boy won.
Malleable second. Mathis third. Time: l:OSTs.
Third race. handicap, six furlongs-Tos-
can won. Gus Heidorn second, Lucy YOUNG
third. Time: l:2O.
Fourth race, Cypress stakes, mile and
an Observation-Disclosures won, Klenwood sec
ond. Harry Stephens third Time: 2;oSR.
Fifth race, five and half furlongs, SELL
ing-Eehodale won. Josette second. Algon-
uuin third. Time; l:S6b.
Sixth race, mile and "A siXteenth-Lampa-
drome won, Double second, Layson third.
Los ANGELES, Cal. Dec. ls-Results
First race. six furlongs, selling -Rodolfo
won. E. c. Runte second, Punchte third.
second race. I'VE furlongs-Foxhall won,
Royal Front second, DR. McCarty third.
Tive I :0S.
Third race. Fuuirity coursc--Don Domo
won. Escalante second, la Londe third.
Time: 1i0
Fourth race. one mile. the California
club hRndicap-Nino won, Retropaw second,
Cello third Time: 1:i2
Fifth race, mile and seventy yardS-Mai
T,owcry won, Varieties second. Bavarian
sixth race six furlongs-Alsono won,
Bailey second. Lady Kaspar third. Time:
l:i5s,
Omaha daily bee., 1905-12-17

theran service. Nhsch Will b. held ~ Sru
0aN afternoon AZ Z O'Clock iifV>tN atfrr
the sunday school hour. The various sun.
Christmas treats
The Fratcrual linton cf Nwcrics met
last Monday ~ q u. smiths once 20 ar
rausC :cr the annual election. \ deputy
90 secure members has hccu engaged ami
= mcctinS for the purpose % CrSlutaattoN
and election Will " held at the Odd Fc.-
lows han ncNt Wednesday. December -
i've houScholdcrs OF Beusou have been
appointed by the town hCSud to assess such
daruaScs AZ may be done 60 property
and alleys as Indicated Nv a recent cr,ti
nance. These men arc J. Y. Carter, Z. 7.
Martin, Theodore GallsShcr. \. swanson, J,
NJ pcsaU.
Tho pcsrcc or Honor met las, TUESDAY 10
elect officers. The following stan was
elected, Mrs Benjamin Morton. {. ct II
sew, nnancier; Mrs. A. {. Wranch, rvccjvcr,
Mrs George Newkl'k. inside watch, VIII
Peterson. outside watch, Mrs James Gal,
leSher. {. az { Mrs Tom Hawkins l. ~
II. Mrs. pr Iocchpcr. L. Z. ct II, Benz
jantu Morton, trustee! Miss honrlsn
musician pr w. u locchrcr. rhysican.
Mrs Mary lstkc grand chief Of homer,
was present. An oyster supper was served
last sunday morning \. u Hcydcn aNd
brother discovered that rooNrrN had been
tow Snme s. worth " merchandise cut
lcrN guns and ammunition was taken. The
rchhcrs had sained entrance through a Get
lar window, removing Two locks ana kcNs
which barred thcm from tho u,aiu store
and made their escape. Several Noung men
were arrested on suspicion, hut only one
WAS held for trial That one was charles
starr OF Fast Military avenue, Trial IN
Justice Kellcr's court was held on Thurs
6av afternoon. but the case was dismissed
The Ancient Orlvr VI United Workmcu
lodgc No, rs OF Henson met "Wednesday
uirht and held an election. with the tNlow-
ing result. r. &. Fuller +. NJ. w: W J.
Powers. NJ w: II V. Anderson, foreman,
NCls MartiuScn. ovCvSccr, '. II smith, re-
cordcr. Y. NJ, Lcidy, urarcicr; J, y, Iondrp
receiver; Julius Peterson, guide, Irwin V.
Rice. inside watch. L.. NJ. ChadwCll outside
gu2ul, After the business session Ctshrs
and applea furnished Ivy one " tho NOM
hers In payment ~ a nuc, wore heartily on
ioNcd on "Wednesday evening pCcemher
y, an old time "possum' will he given hN
/ the OftiCCrS-ClCCt
Omaha daily bee., 1905-12-17

At the meeting OF Yah-Nun- Dah-Sis Tribe
OF Omaha. lost their scalps and became
members OF the Warriors degree The
team work was excellent and received
the plaudtts OF the spectator members as
well as the admiration OF the victims.
The remains OF Brother w. Ii. BushCe,
a member OF Tribe No. IS who was
victim OF the recent railway wreck In
Wyoming, were Inferred in Forest Lawn
cemetery Wednesday afternoon. under the
auspices Of the Odd Fellows order In con-
nection with the knights of pythias, the
deceased being a member of these orders
also A large number OF Nah-Nun- Dab Sis
No and Omaha Tribe No. Is, and OF POGO
hontas council, were present to attest their
love and esteem OF the deceased brother.
and to give their sympathies To the young
widow and child Of the beloved and re-
GREETED brother.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-12-17
sCSoEs CT THE ARTEROOA
Masonic

The annual meetings 81 the grand chap
ter Royal Arch Masons and Of tho gran
council 81 Royal and Select Masters held
during the last week were the occasions 81
comforting the third degree 81 the council
that OF super-eXcellcnt master. a dcErCe
conferred in Nebraska only in Omaha.
4 large class from Interior towns to-
Cether With number from Omaha re-
Cetvcd the degree. which vas conferred by
Omaha council No /
Following tho work in tNis degree han
Quet was held, at which were seated aNCu.
l9N members of the order, corupriSiuE enc
OF the largest Masonic h0nQuets ever held
in this section 81 the west. Carl HCrvtus
was POSTMASTER and toasts were responded
TO by DR. (. r Shepard. Rev. David son,
II. II. Claiborne, Rev. r Coubic smith.
Judge l.. II. Bradley Of Omaha and Z. :
pheips OF SCHUYLER
Omaha daily bee., 1905-12-17
RoNaI Achatca.

Omaha lodge No. I held It's scmi-annual
election OF officers Tuesday evening. Dc
ocmber s. Frank L. Weaver president was
reelected for third term, Installation Of
ofhcers Will follow on January ?. This
ship and intends TO keep first place. On
Tuesday evening, December ~. the lodge
held its regular monthly entertainment. PIE
lodge Will have It's Christmas tree enter
I inment u'sday event x. Dec mber "a ani
the members are expected 20 come out
and bring the children, for Santa Claus will
be there with gift for all
Omaha daily bee., 1905-12-17
PuIIiam Announce. Releases.

NEW YORK, Dec. l6.-President P,Iilian
OF the National Base Ball league today an
cago TO Boston. John O'Nell and FranI
Pfeffer; BY Chicago to Brooklyn. John Nc
earthly, James p. Casey, Bert Briggs and
William Maloney. by Boston to Chicago, p
]. Moran; by Brooklyn TO Chicago. jane
T. sheckard; by Pittsburg TO Boston. Davi+
l. Hrain, George r. Howard and v. A
LiRdaman; by Boston 10 Plttsburg. Victor
q. Willis; by Philadelphia to Toledo, o
Kruger, z Abbott and F. Corridor.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-12-17
Modern woodmcn OF America.

Thomas II. Duffy OF Dubuque. Ia, ma
tional lecturer of the Modern Woodmen of
America. was tho principal speaker before
the Joint meeting Of the Omaha Modern
Woodmen held under the auspices OF Beech
Camp Friday evening, There was n big
crowd present and Lecturer Duffy talked
along traternal insurance lines as COM
pared with old line insurance
Omaha Camp No. 10 Ia arranging for its
annual Christmas entertainment To be held
in the new hall In the Rohrbough block.
Nineteenth and Farnam streets, Wednes-
day evening, December g. The AFFAIR
promises to be a very entertaining one, and
is given to tho members of the order. their
families and children.
The officers ana Forester team Of No. 80
went over TO Council Bluffs Thursday even
ms last and assisted in the initiation of
eighteen new candidates of Council Bluffs
Camp No. 7l5l
Omaha daily bee., 1905-12-17
Deurce OF Honor.

The following officers were elected for the
ensuing term at the last meeting % Ami
Ncrsary lodge No. ~; g. 81 IL. Mrs. Grace
n. Hostetter. l. ot H., Mrs winklemau.
Z, ~ c. Mrs. Schneider: recorder. Miss
Morrison, fnancicr. Mrs. tangcVin: TO
ccivcr, Mrs. Mccullough. usher Mrs Dau.
be |. w, Mrs Davis; q. w. Mrs Clarke.
trustee. Mrs. Carter; physicians DrS, Hos
letter and Alexander
The next meeting will 10 n ChristmsS
party for the old folks to which MON
hers and friends arc invited The date & I
the meeting will he Friday evening n, .
Cembcr -
Omaha daily bee., 1905-12-17
Ladi.. of Modern Msccabee..

Omaha hive No. 9j2 held it's annual cleo
ton Of officers last Saturday night. Tho
officers elected were Commander Annie
LaBlanche (re-elected); past comma nder
Ida Dean: lieutenant commander Mary
Whipple. finance keeper Mile johnson.
record keeper. Nancy Kingsberry, chaplain
Alice pclan: mlgtress-at-arms. Minnie VIII
son; sergeant, Maud Marti. sentinel, Kittle
Corbett picket. ollie Taylor. physician, DR.
A Pinto; musician. Birdie Rhyme.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-12-17
Knights of Maccabees.

Omaha tent No. 70 met In regular review
on last Thursday night, with n good attend
ance. one cand date was Initiated and sew
eral candidates were elected TO membership.
Preparations are being made for next
Thursday night when an entertainment and
social will be given and the women of tho
different hives will be present. Dancing and
other social features will be the order OF
the evening. Under good Of the ordr Sir
knight Fritz Woosley produced two boxes
OF cigars and every one enjoyed n good
smoke. on next Thursday night the rcview
will open at 7:0, 80 as to hold "A short bust
ness session before the entertainment opens.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-12-17

Mccva court No. Il held an iuterestiug
business and social meeting "Wednesday
evening. Scrvius lsht refreshments and
closing tho evening with danCinK and NM,
sic Captain French was out With his grill
team and assisted In the initiation " cigh,
candidates
state Manager e. =. Way ct Lincoln was
= visitor and gave a talk on the rucd %
the order
Committees were appointed to Arrg,ngc
Tor card party and dance. 90 b gjVeu IN
he near future. The date viii Ne announce;
late~
Omaha court No. Ito had forty applies
tons last Tuesday night. and twcuty-th-t',
were duly obligated into the order Tails
makes total ~ TO applications received
since November / Election Of on1ccrs wa e
also held the same night.
Next meeting night the matter 81 reNiu,'-
ing the court dues will probably he taken
up. and every member should attend All
those who have applications en- Should Nc
on hand promptly for initiation Iot every
one plan for a membership Of go at the
close Of the year, and only a year and q
Omaha daily bee., 1905-12-17
Regal Neishhors Of America.

IVY camp No elected or1ccrs at its last
meeting as follows; Mrs. Lena Schuvts, or
acle, Mrs. NJ. z Mortl vice oracle. Mrs.
Emma Rice, past oracle; Mrs Edith Luke.
chancellor, Mrs s. Eduundsou, recorder.
Mrs. Nellie kulp, receiver. Miss Minnie
! ThSNcr marshal: Mrs Fannie Cowser, in
side sentinel; Mrs, {, Forslaud. outside sen.
| unel; Mrs Lucy Stone. member board ~
managcrS, and hrs, {. +. Clark and Mar
tina +. Clark. physicians
Omaha daily bee., 1905-12-17
Lnai.. catboIIc B.n.,o,.n,

Branch No $50 met IN regular session at
following named officers for the conninE
year: Mrs. Mary Sweeney. president: Mrs
Nellie plnsen, nrst yiee president: Mrs
Mary Miller. recorder. Miss Olive Boyle
assistant recorder. Miss Nora A Dona hoe
treasurer; Mrs. Margaret Maher. marshal.
Mrs Belle hulvihill. guard; Mira May
Omaha daily bee., 1905-12-17
ARMY NEWS AND GOSSIP,
Errt Nlnhrnrn .


FORT NlCvENRN. NcN.. nee. IA
rwcnty-H,th infantry, lc,t the rost on sat.
returned On MSr,,SS' morning, II Mas partly
business triN NtS. ~ Nell visited with
Mrs ;. Ai'n SCorks ~ Valentine durins
CAPTAIN NJ 5 Cu,ntn Twenty NTH iN-
fautrN. was iu command W the INnSt during
Captain - Ncls ghs"nce -
My. Amos Randall the post carpenter
gave = dance a. his home On Friday ever
ms, the Nh inst. which was enjoyed BY
Nc teanlsSors any SrNGre, 9, NC serse"ns
Several " the non cnu,TiSsioucd cTcct"
~ COMPANY l. TwcNtN-Nflh infantry, EpVc
dance in tho gymnasium on saturday
Association foot hill. the old English
same, scrmS to have superseded tho Amer
iSan romc n the rcs, Al tho 9omrsn,ss
hetns arranged tO play Tor tho CHAMPION
ship. The hrst same was plsyrd On sat
and Company Il. Two fortN.minute halves
were played, The umpire was First SET
scant Lewis ErOadcrs .Ni CCmrsny NJ The
game Was we'll played by both teams X
compSny wiuuius hN score W 10 l.
ON "Wednesday, the 18th, two tie games
were PLAYED, The m,orn,w samn between
between Companies l. and I. Tho score 90
both games Was 20 :. Tho Tenth cavalry
he here ,'V cn the ~ ,ns, to NAV Tho team
of'CompapN Il, Twcuty.nfth infantry.
Marjorie Powell daurhter ~ tNrtam and
Mrs Nlram NJ. Powell entertained q party
OF small friends en- honor cf her sixth birth
day Monday afternoon, the nth inst Tho
afternoon was spent In rlaNing samcr,
after which pretty surNcr-waS served In
the dining room. AZ each plate were mini
Aturr nsurcs of Santa Claus and little has
kctS of candy. Each little guest was served
with ice cream and fancy cakes, lcmonade
and chocolate, After tho children had ad-
iourucd 10 tho rarlcrs IN charge OF the
nurse, the mothers and few tuNltcd
guests were served with afternoon tea, The
birthday cake adorned the center ~ the
table, IL WAS frosted white and cdHed
with chocolate n,tCc and was ltghtcd nv
six small candles Ia tho center.
Mr.. FurrcN, tCamStcr In the post, mas
announced the engagement Of his daughter
Emma to- First Sergeant Daley. Hospital
corps Tho wedding will take place dur'ng
Christmas week.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-12-17

BALTIMORE. Dec. ls.-The announce
OF the year the baltimore & Ohio railroat
Will cease 10 issue passes and reduced rat
transportation OF all sorts except to oricer.
and employees OF the Baltimore a Ohio anf
connecting lines. u whom transportatio
will be issued as heretofore.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-12-17
FLORENCE.

Mrs T.. H Rtcyer Of Coffman visited
friends here this week.
&. Christian returned TO his home IN Utah
Friday after several days visit here with
relatives.
muIlam Butler went TO bancroft WedncE.
day To visit his daughter, Mrs, Fordindnd
Abedroth.
The city council held n special meeli u
Monday night and mado the assessment for
tho sidewalks recently put In.
I'd Christian and wife Of Lincoln have
been here tins last week visiting relatives
ana holding "A family reunion.
Tho mempcIE of the IunCA Prcsbyterihu
church held "A successful social and on ,at'-
tainment al the chuIc FRIDAY ntsht, Tue
prucos DE- go 20 the expenses of the church
IAtto Mary Mann tell out % a chair yes.
teTday, breaking ter arm, Bne II years
o. age. tho daughter 81 Mt End Mrs MaOn.
Mis alnnn ~ i5,tlhg nor parents, Nh. and
AIRS Y. q Tucker
The Cnriauda Eudsayor society ~ the
PresbytsrlRn church thursday elected NJ a.
Prudence nCy president, Miss Anna Cad
son vice president. MisE hro0Rs. HecIetary,
and MHs Cora simpson. treasurer
James Jensen Of DnHha. district DEPUTY
grand master Of the INDEPENDENT Btdat OF
Odd FsuuwH FOR this diatiict. wac an ytR
Ctal visitors at the meeting Of Jonathan
lodge No, "a. independent order of ODD
Fellows, Friday nisHt
Omaha daily bee., 1905-12-17

During the social hour at Omaha Sey-
mour Camp No. l6. woodmen OF the World.
Wednesday evening, the GlcC club enter
tanned with several selections, including
a solo by Robert j. Spoerri. Judge Shields
delivered Burns poem, Holy Wullic' s
Prayer" with marked approval Several
voices were added to the Glce club, and
Prof kratz announces that he desires to
continue adding until the chorus consists
OF fifty. Next Wednesday the regular
monthly dance will take nlncc.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-12-17

Gate City Lodge No. 262 met in regular
session at Idlewild hall last Tuesday even
ing. Six candidates were given tho obliGa-
ton. After the business session closed
the members enjoyed a social dance.
The lodge has arranged for a social en-
tertainment next Tuesday evening, Docem-
Der 10, and an invitation is extended to all
members and their friends.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-12-17
Ibu udge.


Mr. w, IL. Pindcli Is In st, Louis on bust
ness.
Tho Round Dozen Social club will not
rect this week,
Il. c. Peters liz In Boston and other east
crn points on business.
Tho Dundee Womans club met on
Wednesday with Mrs w s, Curtis.
Mrs u r. I.ynds of New York IN the
guest OF her sister, Mrs w II. Pindoll
w. l.. Selby. after few days visit at
home, TctuTuci last week to his ranch at
kcarnoy
Mr. and Mrs y. J. Barr were guests nj
dinner last sunday of Mr. and Mrs. Plntz
OF Omaha
Mir. and Mrs. Crawford are gueats OF
Mrs Crawfords parents. Mr.. and Mrs. ].
w Latin.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Patrick are tho guests
ovor tho holidays of Mrs, Eliza Patrick at
Ito Winona.
The Ladies Aid society OF the Dundee
Presbyterian church met on Friday with
Mrs 4. X. Hunter,
Mr.. W. 3. Montgomery OF Colorado
Springs was the CUES! on Thursday Of Mr.
4 Christmas entertainment viii be given
on Friday evening of this week nj tho
Dundee Presby teiiHn church
James " Hamilton returned on Tuesda y
from his business trip TO Boston, Washing
ton. and other eastern points.
Mrs Jennie Iiruwn with her family Ia
occupying tue house recently built by hcI
on Underwood avenue, near Forty ninth
street.
Little Miss Marian Heed, niece 81 Mrs
X. G.. Peters, H. the guest OF her aunt for
few NcekH. until the return Of her
father Mr.. heed ot laanO. from a business
trip to the eastern cities.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-12-17
LIFE MALTs AHEAD IN COMMERCIAL
second Team Has Lost Two More
GnmeS Thnn the Lenders.

Schedule this week at Metropolitan alleys:
December lS Gold Tops against Hugo +.
phens & Smith; December 20. Lemp Fall
STATS against 7. Il g. Ramos; December
q, Thurston Rifles against Armour No =.
J. j. Berger is high for the Krug monthly
prize with 633, He also leads for the Ste
phens & Smith single game prize with 23i.
Individual averages Commercial league: