Omaha daily bee., 1885-07-16
PERSONAL
lis to-day

Mrs. Gen, Breck went east Tuesday.
f. J. Merritt, of Waho, is at the Paxton.
+. Sparks, of Valentine, is Paxton guest
NJ. B. Nellis of Pittsburg, is Millard
guest.
F. L. White, Plattsmouth, is at thc
Paxton.
A. Jones, of Lincoln, is stopping at ths
Paxton.
f. Z. White, of Plattsmouth, is at the
Paxton.
E. A. Jones, of Lincoln, was at the Paxtor
yesterday.
Frank B. Briga, South Loup; d. j. Strain,
Virginia ILL.,, are at the Millard.
Frank Mckee, agento of Haverley 3 minstrels
is in the city arranging dates for his show.
j. j. Mcneil, jr,, and bis mother left yester
day for Manitou, Col, to pass the summer.
Charles T. Neal and Frank 2. Neal, Of
Edgar, are among yesterdays arrivals at the
Paxton,
II. d. Estsbrook, esq, Is still confined tc
his house by illness, and his case is but little
improved.
Philip Andres and Paul Weinhagen have
returned from attending the national turnfest
at Newark, N. J.
Frank Standor, Louisville, Neb,; Q. D.
Clapp, Elmwood; L. +. Gillette, Alexandria
B. G. Patrick, Dunlap, are at the Arcade.
The Misses Jennie and Mollie King, oi
Jacksonville, ILL.,, who have been visiting
their brother Will and family, leave for their
home to day.
Mr., Ira Highly has accepted a position as
chief clerk at the Windsor house in Lincoln
the new name of the Gorham house, which
has just passed into new hands,
Mrs. Harry Gilmore and children leave this
afternoon for Boston to visit relatives. Mr..
Gilmore accompanies them as far as Chicago.
He will be bachelor for two months.
Misses Fannie and Chic Henderson having
resigned their positions as teachers in the
deaf and dumb institute have accepted posi-
tions in the Illinois institution located at
Jacksonville.
Mrs. j. K. Kercheval, the brilliant and
popular society editor Of the st. Joe Gazette,
accompanied by Miss Fannie Phillips, lady
prominent in musical circles of ST. Joe, are
visiting Omaha rs the guests of Mrs. j. U.
Rose, on Chicago street.
Hon, N. Miller, democratic member of the
state legislature from Bultsr county, is in the
city, Mr.. Miller said to reporter for the
BEE last evening, that his section of the state
is having nice growth this season. Crops
never indicated finer prospects for an i'm
mense yield, and farmers are fesing good.
The political situation is quiet now
but imagine that the forthcoming campaign
will be red hot one.
M. j. Wilson, Ord; j. r. jackson, Lin
coin; l.. Gibson, Atlantic; H. B. Graves
Geneva, N. Y; L. FL. Smith, Kearney; o. G
Fritz, Gordon; J. A. Emery, Adrian; o. D.
Woodward. Leavenworth; Il. M. Matthews,
Nunda; M. G. Baker, Bellare; j. l.. Ritter,
North Bend, w. Cornst and wife, Griswold,
j. @. Whedden, De Pere, Wis; John Senell,
Blue Hill; j. Wagner, New Florence; John
isuupciBj iIaIauie, aro ab tno Sauuolus
AT the Metropolitan; J. Irwin, Fuller
ton, NebD; II. H. Williams. Superior, Neb.;
A. K, Marsh, Sutton, Neb.; A. Renard, Oak.
and Neb,; r. Preston, Oakland, Neb.; AL
bert Carroll, Oakland, Neb.; William Nc
Cormick, Blair. Neb.; d. w. Summers, Ne
oraska City, Neb Frank V. Miller, Grand
Island, Neb.; G. w. Chase Lincoln, Neb.;
Fred Fass, Nebraska City, Neb Larry Trow-
bridge, Nebraska City, Neb,; John K. Gil
nan, Nebraska City, Neb.; G. J. Porterfeld, |
Pueblo. COL; j. j. Atkins, Landen, No.;
Miss Atkins, Landen, Mo-; Z. A. Bore,
Missouri Valley, Ia; A. L. Danley, LIE
Claire, Ia; o. L. McCune, Kansas City, No.;
J. r. Timer, Kansas City, Mo-; G. d. Aczer-
nan, Kansas City, Mo; Thomas A. Britt,
New York City; F, Nelson, Dss Moines, Ia;
!. II. Coley, Pittfeld, Mas; w. II. Rem
ngton, Des Moines, La.