Omaha daily bee., 1883-03-28
DR.. West, Dentist, Ia Pearl street
PERSONAL.

THE BKviofice received q pleasant call
yesterday from Mr.. A. II. Siggins who Is
q member Of the bar from the keystone
state. Mr.. Siggins is looking over the
west with q view Of locating permanently
In some large city where Re can practice
his profession, and engage in other legiti.
mate enterprises. He expresses himself as
highly pleased with the appearance Of the
Queen City Of the Missouri slope.
s s. Hawkers, Of Hastings, Iowa, was
a pleasant caller at this office, ard compli.
mented THE BE very highly on account
Of its accurate market reports Of the Chi
cago, Omaha and Council Bluffs markets
found in each issue. MI. Hawker is the
commission man and buyer of hides, furs
and pelts in that thriving city.
Glenn Clancy, an old resident of this
city, starts next Monday with a team for
Northern Nebraska to look for q home.
His many friends will miss his jolly face
and ways. and all wish him prosperity In
tuo uOW uclu ub b6chb luz ~ hDIlOs
A. T. Jenning, of Woodbine; j. Amdt
from Missouri Valley and John Cooper, of
Hamburg, are among the large number Of
guests at the Pacific.
Judge Love, of the southern district, and
Judge Shiras Of the northern district of
the U. S. circuit and district courts, opened
up yesterday morning.
Chas. Mckenzie, Dunlap Sidney, II. H.
Brush and L. w. Russell. of Glenwood,
help omake up the throng Of Iowa arri.
walls atlthe Ogden.
d. N. Honp, the agent for the Calsfor.
MIA Emigration company. is In Chicago
looking after the interests OF his company
In the east.
e. Wimple and wife, from Mapletop, are
staying at the Pacific house, while Mr..
Wemple is engaged on the United States
grand Jury. ,t
Mrs. X. 8. Hart and Miss Ada Evans,
Of Avoca, are registered at the popular
Ogden house where the weary traveller
can rest.
A. Anderson, with q large number Of
other gentlemen from Des Moines, are
at the Pacific during the session OF
the United States court.
A. p. Worsley, s. G. Hersman and Tim
Fisher, Of Red Oak farm, are securely
launched at the Ogden.
Ben Newman, formerly of this place,
but now of Omaha, was attending to bust
ness in the city.
H. X. Love, brother of Judge Love, is q
guest at the Ogden house.
Major A. II. Anderson, ct one time o
candidate for congress, Is in the city at.
tending U. s. court.
Hon. j. s. Runnels, u. s. district at.
torney, stops at the Ogden while attending
court.
Joe Dipson, hailing from the land Of
Walnut, lives ct the Pacific.
N. K. Starrett, Of Clark, Neb., Is star.
ring II at the Pacific. q
II. H. Reed, Of Marion, and l. W.
Stewart, Of Mamouth, are at the Pacific.
w. w. Williams. of Atlantic. Is q stay
or with the Pacific. Js3..
w. w. Pierce and wife, Of Villirca are
staying ut the Pacific, a.,t
q J.W. MCGEE, wife and child and John
Mason and wife, all of Avooa, are to be
found at the Pacific. . rtr.
r. CLARK registered q. the Pacific from
Pueblo, Colorado. rr
G.. K. Pen and q. r. Van Pelt, from
lie Mars, are regessored at the Ogden.
s. NJ. Peck scrolls his name quite lepi.
bly, on the Ogden house register from Gin.
cinnati.
j. M. StrAhan and w. H. Summers,
from Malvern, are at the Ogden house.
H. M. Kellogg, q prominent attorney
from Des Moines, Is at the Ogden House
Judge Love, the U. s. District Judge
Is staying at the Ogden.
w. H.. Baker, P,attsmouth, Nebraska
Is treading the pAvements at the Bluffs
and eating at the Ogden.
Ed Hunter, Of the thriving little city O
Corning, rests ct the Ogden.