Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1883-06-18
PERSONAL.

HOrnellsville, New York, and Chief Clerk
Newman Jamison, of the Pullman headquar.
ters at Jersey City, are registered at the Pax
ton. They are ON long trip, combining bust
ness with pleasure, and propose seeing some
thing of New Mexico Arizona and Colorado
before they return east.
Mr.. A. C. Davenport, formerly with THE
BrE, and now with j. j. Brown, has gone to
Ithaca y. v, and rumor says will not return
alone Mr. Davenport is one of the young
men who do the west rs well as themselves
good by coming out here to make new homes
! for themselves.
Hon. John. \. Creighton and wife have re.
turned from months visit to Ohio and will
he warmly welcomed back home, where their
absence is always felt. Prof and Mrs
Schenck and daughter, of Dayton, Accompany
them and will spend the summer in this city.
o. Wheeler, j. NJ Layton, George Perrin,
G, q, Mcneil and wife, W. +. Campbell and
Miss Bell, of Chicago; Il. j. Scott, of Des
Moines; Z. +. Leary and mother, Ed. Leary,
j. T.. Convis and John W. Henry, of Chicago,
are guests at the Grand Pacific.
Senator Garfield leaves this morning for the
South Platte country where he will invest in
few more tracts Of land. The senator is as
busy as ever, and like Midas, turns all he
touches into gold.
G. w. Barnhart, Duncan 4. b. ldeson,
Hastings; C. X Huntington and II. G.. Gar
rett, North Bend, were at the Paxton yestcr-
day.
Chief Clerk Montmorency, of the general
superintendent office b. x NJ. railway, has
gone to Utah, to be absent about three weeks.
Mrs. p VanBurcn, of New York, has ar
rived in the city to visit her sons 5. s. and p.
NanBuren, for several weeks.
Ed. =. O'Brien is now located in this city
rs reporter and convasser for the mercantile
agency of II. G. Dun 4 Co.
Miss Clara Brown returned Saturday from
Chicago, where she has been attending Mrs,
Grants ladies academy,
DR. Charles Albert and wife returned yester-
day from visit to Minneapolis and registered
ut the Grand Pacific.
Rev. Willard Scott, went to Crete Saturday
to address the Y. Nj. G. A., of that place last
evening.
Il, T.. Kittridgc, late of Lockport, n Y.
has been engaged as night clerk at the Paxton
w. C. Shelby, of Menomonee, Wis. regis
tered at the Metropolitan yesterday.
Phil. j, Lonergan, of Boulder, Colo, reg
istered at the Paxton yesterday,
G. c. Spemy, of the Yankton agency, regis
tered at the Millard yesterday.
Mrs. Alf. ID. Morris is visiting her sister
Mrs lie Fills, in North Platte.
Hon. Lew May, the fish commissioner, +,
turned to Fremont yesterday.
George n. Beels, os Norfolk, was guest ,
t the Grand Pacific yesterday.
ID. T.. Thompson, of Lincoln, was at IL
Grand Pacific yesterday.
c. G. Woodworth of Buffalo, registered ,
(, the Nlillard yesterday.
Gen Pitcher, U. S. A., was n west boun
, passenger yesterday.
A. and G. G. Hallam, of Murray, Ia, ar
at the Metropolitan.
Sheriff Dave Miller left for Cedar Rapit
yesterday afternoon.
, Geo. Shiedley, of Kansas City, was Mt I'll
! Paxton yesterday.
T. +. Palmer, of Plattsmouth, was at I'll
Paxton yesterday.
James O'Bren, of st. Paul. is guest ,
the Metropolitan.
Mrs. G. w. Cummings, of Denver, is CUES
of the Paxton.
Chas. II. Shaw, of Cheyenne, is at I'll
: Metropolitan.
Alex. Seaforth of Kearney, is guest of til
Metropolitan.
II, II. Hierstand, of Hastings is at til
; Metropolitan.
John B. Bartlett, of Minneapolis, is at tn
, Millard.
: j. f. Pugsey, of Riverton, is at the Metre
politan.
Hon. VIM. A. Paxton has returned from tn
west
| Hon. John b. Barnes, Ponca, is at the Mi
lard.
A. II, Bishop, of Denver, is at the Paxtor
Edw Eddy, of Denver, is Mt the Millard
Congressman Laird is in town.