Omaha daily bee., 1885-04-18
PERSONAL

w. A. Paxton and wife have returned to
this city.
Col. w. NJ. Shaw, western Tpassenger
agent of the l., b. l. W., is In the city.
W. H. Watt, prominent in mining circles
in Idaho, left for his western home Thurs
day.
S. b. Jones, assistant general freight agent
of the Union Pacific, has returned from the
east,
Dr.. Amelia Burroughs left Thusrday for
Cleveland, Ohio, for a two weeks rest and
visit to relatives.
Mrs. J. B. Inman, of Fargo, Dakota, is in
the city visiting with her mother. Mrs. X. N.
Wakefield, at 12U3 Pacific street.
ID. 8. Vernon, representative of the old
John Robinson circus, is In the city arranging
for the appearance of his show here In June.
Mrs. Anderson, who has been q guest of
Mrs, A, A. Gibson, of this city, for the past
month, leftyesterday for her home 10 Shoshone,
Idaho,
Z. Benjamin, of Black, Pollak & Co., Chi.
oago, and secretary of the Cincinnati Forge
and Iron Co., is in the city, stopping at the
Paxton.
Henry Fry, York; w. H. Barstow, Crete;
John Ingram, Covington; T. H. Mullery,
Lincoln; w. ]. Smith, Davenport, Iowa; S
L.. Russell, Valparaiso; Z. P. Savage, Lincoln,
are at the Garfield.
M. Emmington, Fender; D.. s. Post, Heb
ron; M. W, Stone, Wahoo: G. w. Nobes and
wife, st. Joe; E. A. Horn, Norfolk; Will
Weigel, Creighton; @. FL. Norton, Chicago.
and John w. Moore, Philadelphia, are stop
ping at the Willard.
Richard Frewen, Esq one of the most
prominent and Intelligent stockmen of Wyo-
ming, whose palace on the Wyoming plains
has been described in the metropolitan papers
of America and Europe, and whose home is a
perfect art and curiosity gallery, is at the
Paxton.
James Steel and wife, Portland; Frank
Carruth and John Higman, Plattsmouth;
A. Bowen and G. G. Jones, Neigh; Miss
Arina Wilson. South Omaha; f. M. Stark
weather, Milwaukee; E. L. McCord, Chicago,
and W.. A. Pinkerson, Chicago, are registered
at the Paxton.
Col. Wood, of the museum, has the BEE
mans thanks for courtesies and an opportu-
nifty to examine his gallery filled with pic
lures of famous artists, among whom are
those of some lovely lady members of that
profession, whose parts in the mimic dram q
OF life have done go much to instruct, amuse
and improve the world.
A. j.. Kenney, Red Cloud; +. l.. Eley,
Hampton; Robert Haney, st. Paul; J. M
Robertson, Bennett; E. w. Hayes, Beatrice
Mrs. McMurry and Mrs. Haiselton, Rec
Cloud; G. w. Smith and wife, Springfield
G. II. Huestis and sister, d. f.. Willie, anc
Thomas j. Carney, Plattsmouth, and r. A
Hyde, Hastings, Neb., are at the Metro
polltan.
Major Parks, the spry little gentleman nov
visiting Omaha, is twenty.three inches high
weighs thirteen pounds, is eleven years old
speaks like a general. is active as a cat. polite
as a Frenchman in a ballroom, and twirls ar
ebony cane like q masher. He proudly tells
you he was born in Kearney, Clay county
Missouri, and expects to be a candidate fol
congress after a while.
Byron Clark and Col. D. M. Sells, botf
we'll known in Omaha, haye opened a rea
estate Office at 11OS Farnam street, occupying
the entire second floor of Lshmau's building
which they have fitted up in princely style
These gentlemen will also issue the Rea
Estate Gazette, a seven column weekly jour
nal, devoted strictly to the business of selling
buying and publishing the various real estata
interests of Omaha and Nebraska. The Ga
zette is q neat and business-like paper, ant
the proprietors have scattered all through it
pages the evidences of business capacity
clear headed and useful information. TIL
Gazette is welcomed to the order with opel
hands and hearts. Messrs. "Clark & Sells,
long may you wave!