Omaha daily bee., 1906-01-06

Gil Bluffs first pen. second cockerel. pallet.
hen and cock. G w. Halter. third pullet
pen. cockerel. Rose Comb Rhode Island
Reds-C. w. Halter. htst pen. Bun Wyan-
dottes-H. r. Tagg, FIRST pen; II. @. Kid
doc. second pen. first trio cock, CoCkerel
hen. second pullet; John Fritz Roberts. first
pullet: Charles Oakley. second cock. second
and third cockerel. Golden Wyandottes--
Judge Todd, Atlantic, la first and second
Judge Todd. first cockerel first and second
pullet White Wyando'tss-JudEc Todd.
first cockorel pullet. pen: George Hunzlizsr,
second and third pulst J La Fontaine. sec
han. Valley. first trio; F. +. Moore, Valley.
first pen; J, L. Todd, Atlsntlc Ia. frst
hen. coCkeTel pullet. Golden WyHndottes-
J. /. Todd, first pen, cockerel pullet; J.
La Fontane. second pen. Bun Cochin Ban
tsms-J. L. Todd. first tito; r. 1, Palmer,
Fremont. first and second pen. Golden Sea-
bright Rantams-J. Mcfarland. first trio.
DuCks-T. a. Agnew. all prizes. Angord
cats-H. y. Fleharty.
Magic city Gossip.
Jesse f. Click has returned from Cali
forniA.
James Debilkp. Nineteenth and p street.
has a girl baby.
The Modern Brotherhood of America held
its annual installation last night.
A. d. Myers of the Omaha Packing COM
pany spent New Years week in Lincoln.
Mrs G. L. Talbot entertained the women
Of the Baptist church yesterday afternoon.
Rev. G. w. Burck has gone to Hiawatha.
tian church.
Mrs. Jeanette White left Friday for
Denver, where she. with her daughter
Helen, will spend the winter.
The preliminary trial OF Frank Noonan
will come at O'Clock this morning. 1t
will require the grca ter part OF the day.
Mrs Burkees, Twenty-third and L streets,
entertained about twenty of her women
friends at luncheon yesterday afternoon.
A permit to build a cottage was granted
to Mrs. Annie Pastewka yesterday. The
cottage will be erected in letters addition
lot T. block >.
Miss JAMS Abbot has been granted leave
of absence for four months. She left Thurs
day night for tour in California. Her
mother accompanied her
Alpha lodge of the order of Rebekah' 6
No. a., Installed officers last night in the
Masonic hall. fair crowd was present
to assist in the ceremonies.
f. L. Howe, John f. Q. Hern and Fred
II. Smith were reelected to succeed them
selves as directors of the South OmahJ
Building and Loan association.
Miss Anna Offerman, 212 North Twenty
fifth street, entertained a number OF hel
friends at a masquerade party last Mon
day evening. An enjoyable time was re-
| ported.
Phil Kearney post Of the Grand Army OF
! the Republic and the Women's Relief Corp.
will install officers at public meeting e
/ he held one week from tonight, January II
AT the Masonic hall.
James Austin Of the Bureau of ANNA
| Industry has resigned to take a position
| in Omaha in the offices of the recorder 81
| deeds His successor will be appointed
! from the civil service lists in the course
/ of a few weeks.
! City Treasurer +. l.. Howe gives notice
| that he will soon be able to pay all tn
/ interest bearing warrants which are out
| standing against the city. This is be
cause of the great success the city has ha'
! this year in collecting the taxes.
O. f. Linburg has lately returned t
| Chicago. where he is attending the Nc
| Killip School OF Veterinary Surgery. ii
was formerly attached to the Bureau o
| Animal Industry here. He has passed hi
! holidays here as the guest of Mr.. c. L
| Campbell and family.
The fourth annual ball of the Hoof an
! Horn lodge, No. 60i. Of the Brotherhood o
Railroad Trainmen, will be held tonight 1
the Ancient order of United Workmc
temple At Q o'clock there will be a gran
march, which opens the ball. At Il o'cloC
refreshments will be served.