Omaha daily bee., 1884-09-11
COUNCIL BLUFFS
ADDITIONAL LOCAL NEWS.
PERSONAL.

II, NJ. Person, of Atlantic, was in the cit,
yesterday.
CT. Baumgsrt, Of Chicago, is booked a
the Bechtele.
Joseph Swan, of Lincoln, Neb,, is registered
at the Ogden.
George Denmar, of Dubuque, was at tn,
Pacific yesterday.
L. j. Childs and family have returned from
their eastern trip.
Frank Henry, of Cincinnati, was in town
yesterday morning.
}. b. Clapp, of Boone, was q guest of the
Ogden house yesterday.
n. S. Dahl, of Missouri Valley, was a
guest of the Pacific yesterday.
Part of the Carleton Opera company were
quartered at the Ogden yesterday.
Seth EgSleston, of Burlington, is testing
the hospitality of the Ogden house.
Mrs. j. w, Guilford, of Dunlap, was in
city yesterday morning on a shopping expcdi.
ton.
Il. l.. jenkins, q citizen of Syracuse,
Nebraska, was visible on our streets yester.
day.
ID. A. Hardeys and wife, of Liberty, Neb.,
were sojourning at the Pacific house yester-
day.
j. b. McGorrisk, one of the paving con.
tractors, was registered at the Pacific yester.
day.
i. L. Adams, of the firm of +. Z. Adams &
Co., made his debut in Council Bluffs yester.
day.
+. L. Cook and +. p. higgins were in the
city yesterday and stopped at the Ogden
house.
j. Oppenheimer, of New York city, was
making his regular visit to Council Bluffs yes
terday.
AZ. W. Hupp, a Woodbine citizen, took in
the sights of the city and put up at the Pacific
yesterday.
j. f.. Record, one of Glenwood's leading
business men, was in the city q few hours yes.
terday.
Several members of the Carleton Opera
company were entertained at the Scott house
yesterday.
Chalmer Lyons returned yesterday from n
trip to Shenandoah, Olarinda and other Page
towns.
A. +. Draper, of the queen city of the lake,.
was among the arrivals yesterday at the
Ogden house.
G. Adolf and Alonzo Hatch, of New York.
were among those who registered at the Bech.
yesterday.
CEas. Plattenburg, mailing from Chicago,
among the guests of the Bechtele yester.
day morning.
d. Sanders, a citizen of Rock Port, Atchi-
son county, Mo-, was at the Pacific house yes.
morning.
j. II. Leeka, William Rogers and Ben
Breeding, all of Randolph, Fremont county, |
we're booked at the Pacific yesterday.
John I. Ross, a prosperous farmer residing
lear Shenandoah. was in the city last even
ng on his way home from the Nebraska state
air.
George Wise, of the Hamburg News, was in
he city yesterday morning en- route to the
democratic congressional convention at At
antic.
ID. w. Jones, n prominent citizen and bust
man of Red Oak, wal in the city n short
yesterday morning enroute to the fair at
)maha.
Colonel John Lindt deferred his eastern
rip until this evening, when he and his
,mily will start on their journey as stated in
esterday mornings BEE.
Last evening A.. T. Flickinger, Esq intend
d leaving for Independence, Iowa, where his
yife is now on a visit. She Will accompany
i'm on his return home.
l.. II. Bolter was in the city last night en-
home from the Atlantic convention. He
ound food and rest at the Pacific house, and
ill leave for home this morning.
j. G. Yetzer, one of the prominent citizens
f Atlantic, and president of the Cass County
ank, OF hat city, was in the city on business
esterday and enjoyed the comforts of the
'acific house.