Omaha daily bee., 1886-08-17
Personal Isnrnrrnnhs.

Superintendent of the Census Lane is
in the city.
General Test has gone to st. Paul with
his family to spend IA few days.
Miss Jennie Butler, of Peoria, H., is
visiting her sister, Mrs. f. 5. Smith.
j. IL. Briggs and daughter, of Gun
nisUn, who have been visiting MIR. j.
Markell, left for home yesterday morning.
Miss +. l.. Niles, of the general traffic
managers Office of the Union Pacific, is
suffering from badly poisoned lip.
John ID. Creighton and family and
Charles Creighton and wife went to Salt
Lake last night for II season OF pleasure.
The Hon. John A. McShane wen, ,
Chicago last evening to attend the la
tional league convention, to which he is
a delegate.
w. n. Babcock, general agent of the
Chicago IL Northwestern, with Miss and
Mrs Babcock left yesterday on ten
days trip to Salt Lake.
Judge and Mrs. Wakeley left last
evening for a tour through Wisconsin
and Michigan. They will also make an
extended visit TO Chicago.
Judge Wakcly and wife leave to-day
on trip of about three weeks to
Chicago and northern Wisconsin. He
will return about the middle of Septem-
Der.
William Sievers and Thomas Swift
were among the prominent Germans
who returned last night from the turn
fest at st. Joseph They are lavish in
their praises OF the trip.
ID. G. Dunbar, editor of the Western
Merchant of this city, went to Portland,
Ore, last night to bring his wife and
child to Omaha, where he will take mp
his permanent residence.
The Misses Molie and Sarah Fallon,
of Hillsbolb, o., who have been visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Taggart, of Walnut
Hill, for some weeks, went to Helena,
Mont, last night for continuance OF
their summer pleasure.
j. III. Greene, of the Union Pacific pas
senger department, went to Carson, Ia,
Sunday,evening to let the veterans there
abouts know that Ncbraska's e.. A.
X. encampment would take place
on the 30th, and via the
Union Pacific was a good way to get
there.
Mrs. M. F. Anderson is enjoying her
summer vacation in New Mexico, at Ra-
ton, the guest of Mrs. L. Marsh Hender
son, her cousin, and reports as having an
ENJOYABLE time, haXing visited Las Vegas,
Albuquerque, ,SantaFe and Paso del Norte,
and states that the climate is delightful
| there in summer Her cousin, Mrs. L.
Marsh Henderson, is president of the
w. r. G. of G. A. R.. and is on 4 tour of
inspection for the association.
General j. M. Thayer was in the city
Yesterday on business connected with
| the coming state encampment at Grand
Island. He has secured the attendance
| of the United States regulars from Fort
| Omaha and Sidney, and also full bat
| terry from Fort Leavenworth, Kan. The
presence of these trOOps will add greatly
| to the attractions of the reunion. Cen
eral Thayer will go to the Norfolk re-
| union to-day.
Thomas Carr. William O'Shea and Dr.
| j. r. Mcnamara, of Lincoln, Neb., dele
| gates to the national league convention
! at Chicago, came from the capital last
! evening and will start for Chicago to-
| day. Hon. John Fitzgerald and Malachi
| Grace, other delegates from Lincoln,
went via st. Louis. These gentlemen
are among the solid men of the capital
| city, and are most worthy representa-
| tives of q good cause.
| Tom Foley, one of the old-time sport
ing men of Chicago, at one time the
proprietor OF the finest billiard saloon
in Chicago, subsequently a member of
! the common council and an active backer
| Chicago baseball club, and now man
ager of Collender's great billiard hall
| has been in Omaha for several days back
as guest of Mr.. Humphrey Monyhan.
| He has Just returned home,