, 1885-11-01
Personal


Hon M. f. Post has gone to New
York.
Mr., NJ. }, Tompkins has gone 10
Greeley.
Geo. Cramer, the Omaha candy man,
is here.
Miss Amanda Hanna, of Greeley, is in
the city.
Mr.. Chamberlain, of the firm of Cham
berlain & Doty, is at the Inter.O Ocean.
Fred Schwartze is in the city. lie has
hay enough stocked to make the winter
look weary.
L. II. Liebey's niece, Miss Helen Smi-
ley, of Denver, returned to her home yes
terday from a Cheyenne visit.
T. r. Ross leaves to-day for Stroms-
burg, Neb., where he is going into a gen
eral stock and produce business.
Il. ?. Nickel, the artistic job printer, is
a widower pro tenn. His wife and children
left yesterday for Texas to spend the
winter.
II. Alsop, agent for Wood Bros, com-
mission merchants of Chicago, will leave
the city this morning for his home in Illi-
nois.
Mr.. G. l.. w, Mack, general manager
and II. j. Parks, manager of the Buffalo
shoe store in this city, will arrive in this
city this evening.
Miss Florence Dana, formerly musical
directress in the Des Moines, Ia, schools,
has been engaged as leading soprano at
the Baptist church.
S. l.. Glenn leaves this morning for
Chicago with fifteen car loads of cattle,
b. b. brand, belonging to Gardner & Mil
lard. Messrs. Gardner & Willard will ac-
company him to Council Bluffs.
Gen. Il. X. Stimson, Gen. S. II. Shep-
erd and wife and Mr.. +. j. Adams and
wife came up on the Denver train last
night. The gentlemen being high Off
cials of the p. o. S. A, to institute the
camp here.
Richard Hodges, Il. l.. I'omblin and
W. r. Mountain will start on tomorrow
morning train for Fort Collins, to slaugh-
ter geese and other l%unatics. They have
chartered two box cars in which the geese
will be shipped to this city every other
day. Send in your orders early.
NJ. q. Barrow, the reichstag and
saengerbund, also the rodeo and choir of
the Wyoming Tribune, was here last night
from Denver and went over to Laramie on
a special freight which was hooked up for
that purpose. A snake story which he
brings up from city of the plains doesn't
speak well for the spiritual condition of
that municipality.
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
At the Metropolitan hotel Mcclure,
Cincinnati; + Hotehkiss and daughter,
II r Van Repor, Dakota; j, Long, Lans-
ing; w NJ Turner, st. Louis; J A Hazall,
Brockton, Mass J Green, Hillsdale; II
Peterson, + Plaw, J Workly, + Joice,
Archer; T Cooper and wife Chug Springs.
At the Pacific hotel-Edw E Gardner.
+ Il Willard, Bear Creek NJ ii Newman,
San Francisco; John II Walters, Chicago;
\ \ McFarlan, North Platte; Jos b
Logan, St Louis; w c Pomfort, Coun-
ell Bluffs J Il Cramer, d NJ Ruger, II
G Rise, Omaha; John D Dobyns and
wife, Laramie; w r Saller, Omaha.
At Fishers hotel-R b Anderson,
ranch: d J Fraser, Sable; II w Brown,
Chug. Miss f Olmsted, Pine Bluffs; J S
Blont, st. Joe Mo-; II II Rittle, Omaha;
} D Webb, Bushnell; d Kerr, Denver;
} Nandover, Miss Clara Ericsson. Chicago;
NJ Bowie, Ogalalla; Miss A Tracy, Pine
Bluffs.
AT the Inter Ocean hotel-C w Bea-
son, Ogden; } T Lusch, New York; G S
Aggers. Denver: w. Poland. Livermoore;
EB Blair, Horse Greek; b Sabes, San
Francisco; d Wolf, New York; 4 }
Pasmore, Denver; w McOudlin. Mans
field, O.; S A Shepherd, T. } Adamson
and wife, l. X Stimson, Denver; d Dunt
Omaha; w w IIinkley, Denver; p +
Fredrick, Missouri; n NJ Post, o Boudie.
New York.