Omaha daily bee., 1884-04-07
PERSONAL.


J. NJ. Malone and lady are stopping at tn,
Metropolitan.
Geo. T. Williams, Of Ken:saw, Neb., is 81
the Metropolitan,
j. Morton end wife, OF Chicago, are regis
tered at the Metropolitan.
L. NJ. Stickney, otGouoa, and +. w. Crew,
of st. Paul, are guests of the Willard.
S. l.. Roberds, of Oakdale, and Il. +. Fuller,
of Blair, are registered at the Paxton.
Hon. Byron Millet,. of Columbus, and f, ii.
Lett, of Grand Island, are at the Paxton.
A. j. Brown, well.kuoNa to many Omoh.
young men, among whom he has always been
q f~avorite, is in the city a guc0t of the Mil.
lard.
Mrs. Governor Dawes, of Lincoln and
Mrs. Charles l.. Harris, of Hans q City, are
in the city, the guests of Mr.. and MIS-. Clark
Woodman.
Homer p. Lewis, principal of the High
school, and Assistant Principal Alonao n.
Henshaw returned yesterday from Daven-
port, Iowa, where they spent their vacation,
S. IL. II. Clark, general manase or OF the I'm,
ion Pacific, ard his family, let by special
car SATURDAY. evening for New York where Mr.
Clark has railroad business of Importance to
attend to.
S. II. Jones, formerly a well.known bushes,
man of DAY export, Iowa, is in tho city repre-
senting the New York grocery house of the
Thurbers. Mr.. Jonc7 contemplatcs making
Omaha his headquarters in the future.
John a. MacMurphy, editor of The Schuy
Ter Sun. Yves in The city yc -terday aud LEFT
lat evening for Plattsmouth, his old home
Mr.. MacMurphy reports Colfax county a.
booming with prospects for an abundant sea
son.
p. G. Himebaugh and wife Saturday re
turned from a visit of several months duration
in California. Mr.. Himebaugh went west II
search of heath, and he has been greatly ben
emitted by the change, n fact which his man,
friends will be pleased to learn.
G. w. Brewster, the irrepressible har,
shell printer, farmer, editor and landlord
now owner. of the O..kland Independent wa
in town Saturday and RECALLED Ills with a brilliau
picture of Oakland's fu5ure. GeorJe is abou
to blossom out as a railroad magnaSe OF di
diminutive proportion, being one of the "ii
lent coparceners" in the new Nebraska Cen
trail.
Judge John b. Porter, who was for years
resident of this city but now of Southern Cali
f%ornia, returned to Omaha, Friday, for
months visit with friends. He moved TO tn,
sunny cline of California about four year
ago in search of health and The change ha
proven very beneficial to him and he is nov
greatly improved physically.
Mr.. Nathan Rosewater, of Cleveland, o.
who was married in that city last Wednesday
arrived Saturday with his bride, and is nov
the guest of his brother, City Engineer An
drew Rosewater. He will remain in this cit,
about a week. Mr.. Nathan Rosewater i
chief chemist of Strong, Cobb & Co., one o
the most extensive drug establishments in th,
west. Eight years ago he was the class mat,
of Norman "A. Kuhn, of this city, at the plar
maceutical college at Philadelphia.
Gen. Thomas Wilson, commissat y,of the de
partment of Texas and formerly holding 1
like position in that of the Platte, arrived il
the city on Thursday evening, accompanied
by his wife and daughters, Misses Henriett
and Margaret Wilson, whose visit is a sourc,
of q vast deal of pleasure to old friends. Thu
general left Saturday morning for Chicago, bu
promises to return this way. The family a.,
guests of Mr.. and Mr.. Warren Switzler.