Omaha daily bee., 1884-09-08
PERSONAL.

Jake Phillips is registered at Bcchtelo's.
A. w, Courson is stopping at the Bcchtclc.
Il. j. Franklin, Of st. Louis, is in the cit v.
A. Ehlcrs. of Mindcn, was in the city yes.
terday.
John Foster, of Warsaw, Wis, is at the
Ogden.
h. +. Croasdalc, of Little Sioux, is at the
Ogden bousc,
II. Crismon, Of NIaplcton, dncd at the Pa.
cifc Saturday,
John X. McCoskey and family, of Onawa,
are at the Ogden.
o. Il. Comstock and wife, of Blanchard,
Sundied at the Pacific.
j. II. Clapp and n. Farnsworth, of Boone,
arc registered at tho Ogden.
ID. II. Saunders and wife, of Dcadwood, u.
r., are soiourning at the Pacific,
A. \. Davis takes charge of the Pacific e<,
press wagon during Fred Halls vacation.
C. +. Kinael, Of Crcston, was in the city
and stopped awhile at the Ogden yesterday.
Mrs. Ruuyan, wife of W. Runyau, Of the
firm of Becbe u Co, is visitiug in Nebraska.
DIR. G. b. Ayers, of Omaha, was yesterday
summoned over hero to attend n case ut the
transfer.
Mr.. Russell, driver for the Pacific express
has resigned, and William Loah has been ap-
pointed in his stead.
Frank Hill, clerk of the Bellingall hotel at
Ottumwa, is stopping ut the Bechtelc ON his
way home from Denver.
Chas Windowmakcr, of Omaha, was calling
on Council Bluffs friends and introducing his
Chicago bride Saturday.
a Major j. II. Marshall, formerly general
agent of the Chicago Il Northwestern railroad,
is visiting in Minneapolis.
Joe II. Arthur, the general western agent
of the Dispatch fast freight line, was hand
shaking with his many friends here last Sat.
urday.
Mrs. +. a. Conovcr, and Miss Bessie, who
have been visiting in California for three
months past, returned TO her home in this city
yesterday.
d. w. Graft, of Sac City, G.. II. Patterson
Red Oak, G. Il. Monroe, of Harlan, and II.
S. Brown, of Avoca, were registered at the
Pacific Saturday.
b. j. Crosdale, of Little Sioux, j. T.. Nau.
seoy, of Logan, and John IL. Law, of Ere
mont, We're among those that dined at the Pa,
citic yesterday.
Fred Hall, of the Pacific Express company,
begins his vacation to-day and will 60 east
with his wife, visiting Chicago and Michigan,
where his parents reside.
Saturday evening Mr.. John Beno, senior
member of the firm of John Bcno & CO..
started for the east, where he intends TO pur
chase a large stock of dry goods.
n. b. Wicks has resigned from the fire de
partment and accepted a position as e~nginee
with Raymond & Campbell. He will be IL
charge of the pile driving engine at the new
Eostoffice.
Mr.. T.. II. Ode!l, returned Saturd ay from 4
visit to Des MONIES, where he took in tn,
state fair. 1t is said that De, Moines saw &
larger crowd this year than was ever gathered
in Iowa before. Some days the attendance'
was as large as so, 600 people.
Chief of the fire department, Charles Wal
ters, left last evening for Chicago to attend
the twelfth annual convention Of the national
association of fire engineers, which begins to
morrow. Ex.Chief John Templcton leave,
this morning for the same place. He il one O
the vice presidents of the association. Elk
Chief Pat Lacy also leaves this evening to at
tend the same convention. Walters and Lacy
are not members but hope to become such be