Omaha daily bee., 1885-04-21
PERSONAL.

Ex-Judge Colby, of Buffalo county, was in
Omaha yesterday.
Mrs. G. d. Collins, of Cleveland, Ohio, is
visiting her sister Mrs. j. F. Meyer.
Thomas Fleming, of Ithaca, N. Y, is
spending a few days with friends in the city.
He is on his way to California.
Mr.. Barton, president of the Omaha Smelt.
ing works, returned with his wife yesterday
morning from a visit east, during which he
visited the musical festival in Chicago.
DIR. L. F. McKenna, the well known ply
stefan of this city, left last week for New Or
leans, where he will be in attendance upon
the National Medical Association.
Ths Rev. Dean Millspaugh was called to
Minnesota on Friday last to attend the bed
side of his dying father, who for some time
has been lying i'll with typhoid fever.
Thomas 7. O'Connor, Esq, well known in
railroad circles, returned yesterday from New
York with his bride. The host of his friends
resident in Omaha with unanimous voice con-
graduate him.
Hon. Chas. A. Won Wasmer, of Grand
Island; ono Of the foremost business men of
Hall county, is visiting Omaha. Charley
says the raiu that has fallen in his section re-
csntly has made the farmers as happy as
Uncle John Fonner was when Cleveland was
elected.
Henry Olstrom, who lately changed from
depot agent to the dummy train, has beer
compelled to ''lay Off by reason of suffering
from injuries received last June or July al
Vslparaio. The labor on the dummy" wal
too violent and Mr.. Olstrom has been com
PEELED to succumb, much to his regret.
AT the Metropolitan; II. w. Dakin, Dun,
bar; O. II. HaIman, Lincoln; Joseph b,
Sturdevant, Atkinson; j. r. Brown, Elmer
son; Mrs. G. Shurtz and family, Miss M
Shurtz, Blair; James s.. Armstrong, Albion;
T. r. Leighton, Plattsmouth. George Mer,
rift, Grand Island, and +. w. Maltoou
Blue Springs, Neb.
j. V. Allen, Cortland; G. w. Adams, Cen
trail City; j. j. Mcdonald, st, Paul; Thos
Riley, j. Mulloney, j. S. Armstrong, r. @
Myers, NJ. L. Havens, Albion; j. J.. Rstter
L. Lang, James Barber, North Bend; San
!, Long, South Bend; L. b. Gamble, Yankton
s. Jones, Chicago; j. A. Hayden and wife
Atlantic; Frank Ellis. Huron, d. T.; VIM
GArky, North Bend, are at the Garfield.
Rev. Hale, of Central City, is in Omaha IL
the interest of a Methodist college to be bull
in that town. Mr.. Hale Is an indefatigabl
D worker. The BEE reporter well recollects hi
i, untiring efforts, finally crowned with success
to secure a church building for the Methodist
of what was then QSS1-2) "Nsw Albuqusr
: que," In Bernalillo county, New Mexico
8 The gentleman told the BEE man yesterda
8 that he had within q few weeks realized b
the sale of college lots about SIG, COO for tn
8 proposed institution.
8 T. T.. Calvert, Lincoln; r. O., Phillips
Lincoln; Z, Esless. Pueblo, Colo; w.
Turner, Harvard; J. ID, Balm, Harvard; S
. 7. Caldwell, Edgar; George w. Baxter
Cheyenne; ]. 7. Clark, st. Paul; Adar
Hogg, Grand Island; ]. S. Miner, Chey
"A enne; G, w. Thomas, Grand Island; r. Il
Oakley, Lincoln; j. II. Dumont, Omahs
Johu j. Vandeyoss, Aropahoe; L. NJ. Coz
Q nell, Lincoln; II, L. Nirton, Kenesaw; j.
Bauen, Lincoln; r. j. Cole. York; JOSEF
d Peabody, Fairmont; ]. Canbreth Kan
England, are at the Paxton,
n Mr.. Augustus Pitou, represetiug tn
> prince of comedians, w. j. ScAnlan, spel
Sunday in this city at the Willard. Mr.. Pitc
is known to mauyspersons in this city, havir
h been leading man and stage manager at Il
Academy of Music away back in the seye
or ties, Mr.. Pitou is accompanied by his viii
who Is q niece Of Mr.. Samuel Shears, propri
tor Of the MillaTd aud also q cousin of NJ
Hulett, the cashier Of that popular hostelr
=, Having thu, been thrown among reiatiy
" and old time friends, Mr.. and Mrs. Pitor
r, stay in this city has been mutuallytpleasa Al