Omaha daily bee., 1883-05-23

M Q delegate to the twenty.hfth annual
international convention Of the Young
| Mems Christian Association Of the United
States and British pre- vinces, held at
Milwaukee, Wis, commencing May 10th,
reached home this morning. He Is filed
With enthusiasm at the work Of the asso.
citation. He left at THE BEE Office q full
report Of the meeting, for which be will
receive thanks.
Among the heavy weights now In the
city are Mr.. Althof, OF the Burlington wine
and liquor house Of Prenzler & Althof.
and G. N. Grisvold, representing W. p.
Locke, the hop dealer. Of Waterville, N.
Y. Tho former weighs 1872 pounds and
the latter 800 pounds, Q pretty pair Of
oherubs,
NJ. j. Davenport, formerly Of this CITY,
but at present division freight agent OF the
c., b. & @. road, was here from Burling-
ton. shaking hands with his old scqusint.
snce,, He was accompanied by j. D..
Hardin, o. Charlton, general stock agent
of the same road.
u. G. Blake and q. p. Mortel, Of Cedar
Rapids, arrived h re Yesterday to attend
the races. Mr.. Blake is president Of the
Cedar Rapids association, and also a men,
Der Of the board Of appeals, while Mr..
Martel IL also an officer of the Cedar Rap
ids association.
A. 8. Vaukauna, Jss. A.. Mcmillan, w.
II. Burns, s. T. Woodbridge, N. j. jack
son and l.. +. Wilbur were among the
Omaha folks who took in the bill of faro
at the Ogden before taking in the races
yesterday.
Mr.. VIM. Reckless and Miss Jennie
Reckless left the city for their eastern
home last evening. They have been visit
ing Mr.. and Mrs. @. s. Reckless and other
friends here.
Tom Brennan came down from Sioux
City yesterday to renew old acquaintance
aud take in the. races. The Bluffs was
Toms stamping ground for o long time.
A. II. Souer, formerly business manager
Of THE OMAHA BEE Publishing company,
visited Council Bluffs yesterday. Mr..
Souer made o very successful manager.
+. G. Ensign, of Chicago, a returned
missionary, was at the Ogden yesterday.
He looked over Billy Smith and concluded
not to convert him just yet.
Mrs. l.. Kutner, Of Des Moines, wife
of one Of the leading dry goods men Of
that city, Is hero visiting her sister, Mrs.
Friedman.
j. H. Cloughly, Of Audubon, H.. and
d s. Archer, Of tho same place, were in
the city, and accepted the accommodations
Of the Pacific.
NJ. T. Davis, attorney, from Malvern,
was one Of the visitors to the city yester'
day whose name appeared on the list q:
the Pacific.
II. j. Chambers came in from Avocs
yesterday to try q casa before his homo,
Judge Reed, and made his headquarteri
at the Pacific.
T. P. Hobart and s. Burgess, wei
known bu insss men Of Dsfisnce, Is,
registered at the Pacific yesterday.
Csc. L. Tspham, the oily tslker from
Chicago, told about the oil house he repre-
sented yesterday, at the Ogden.
d. N. Ham has returned to the city
- a., looI;nn ar,,od 20 6oJ tba man uvh,
want to go to San Francisco.
j. N. Kilt, late of The Red Oak Elk
press, was in the city yesterday ant
favored TIE BEE with o call.
W. w. Cook travels for q Chicag
house, but he never travels from tn
Ogden until business calls him.
Misses Ida and Matte Sharp, of Oma
ba, are in the city visiting Miss Cor
Keelins and other friends.
s. A. Lockwood, Who ,ells iron for
Chicago house took his meals at the P.ci
! fo while in the city.
II. l. Wallace, of Boone, Iowa, s.ke,
the boon of bed and board ct tho Osdel
Yesterday.
w. ID. Elmwell, roamed from Romeo
Mich, and put up at the Pacific yester
day.
X, Paine and j. H.. McShsne, of Oms
Ia, dined at the Pacific yesterday.
Chas. p. Benson, of Chicago, stoppe
ut the Pacific yesterday.
d. r. Miller, of St. Louis. was amor
) the guests Of the Pacific.
: r. r. Hays, Of Chicago, registered Q
y i tLo n,lo.