Omaha daily bee., 1888-06-18
omaha's Sunday Guests.

Commercial travellers invaded the city in
large numbers yesterday, and disported
themselves as their particular tastes suited.
The Paxton arrivals were: 1. Schwarz,
Gloversville, N. Y. NJ. Rowley, New York;
Walter Able, New York; G. S. Batsdorf,
New York w. b. Atwater, New York; E.
Haldoway, st. Louis; @. ID. Colston, New
York; u. X. B~lumbaugh, Quincy; L. N. and
J. Ochs, Davenport; w. S. Worthumer, New
York l.. S. Irwin, Kearney; John w. Nor
nit, Chicago; I. c. Fisher, Green River; DIR.
s. M. Bean, Chicago; II. ID. Brown, Ne
braska; ]. II. Matthews, st. Louis;
Theodore Scott, Detroit; George w. Fouke,
Texarkana, Tex. w. II. Borstow, Crete; J.
H, Burnett, Hannibal, Mo-; S, H. Kahn,
Hursh, Rock Island; George ID. Tyler aud
II. w. Rogers, Chicago; S. M. Reynolds and
wife, Bedford, Pa; Charles f. Hanson and
G. w. White, st. Paul; D. d.. Rowland, De-
troit; E. f. Emdin, Chicago; w. T. Bourke,
Chicago; j. S. Hurrick, Sioux City; Paul ID.
Gahan, jr., Chicago Henry Frey, New York;
l.. B. Cox, Chicago; Sol Levy, P~lattsmouth;
j. A. Lyder, Chicago; N. w. Baldwin, Chi.
cago; Thomas Price, Bennett; c. S. Muller,
Boston; a; A: Leayevring, MENDOZA, Ill
bon; b. Goldsmith, New York; J. H. Ban
nerson, st. Louis; S.. Henily, Chicago; b.
Richards, st. Joseph; w. J. Anderson, New
York; Thomas Wiseman, Lawrence, Kan. /;
Robert II; Dengler, New York; W.. A.
VI WV" H. ~ Il IChlu, NcN
York; Thomas j. Swan, Cheyenne; John
donaldson, st. Louis; j. L. Galnbriel, Chi
cago; Richards, st. Joseph; T. Il. Green,
New York.
The following named registered at the Mil
lard: W. M. Cosnahan, New York; A. NJ.
Gregory, C%hicago; Fl. L. FNairbank, West
chester, Pa; M. b.. Roberts, New York; o.
A. Rohn, Chicago; C.. L, Vail, Kansas City
w. c. Kimball, New York; w. d. Held,
New York; A. L. Stilwell, Kansas City; j,
q ia m hmm lthirann. Ed NJ lNo1,h loStnp
Mass. A. M. Lyneman, Milwaukee, Wis.
J. H. Kentnon, st. Louis, Mo-; George d.
Orput, Chicago; J. w. Diggles, Chicago; H.
j. Mautz, Chicago; c. F. B%lackman,
cSiS1ssi Held n; B. Raltim Tjnsl0y Ma. o HI MSp;
tin, Philadelphia, Pa: f. r.. Balm, Pough-
keepsie, N. Y; V. L. Crane, Chicago; H. A.
Griggs, New York; Charles Adams, New
York; G.. !, Mingle, Reading, Pa J. z.
vows y. Wood TRaGsg0i New "; h Yors'; Few F. G aSrki h,
Conn; G. w. Peck, Chicago; H. J. Luce, New
York j. G. Richardson, St. Louis, Mo-. (;
Charles Pratt. Chicago; w. M. Carnahan.
New York; j. E. Spaight, New York; +. Nj.
James G.. Cheever, Massachusetts,; b. b..
Brady, Massachusetts; ID. w. Pugh, New
York; p. w. Bossart, Kansas City, Mo-; j.
II. Spring, New York; William Lee, Boston,
Mass; l.. Rosenfeld. New York; Victor
iS'N ~ OuA 4'lO' W. - Gil Nv
Louis; A. ID. Grain, Chicago; Charles Ru-
peril, Chicago; c.. A. hammers, st. Louis;
Der Berggeld, New York; G. G. Harrington,
Chicago; j. M. Reeves, New York; Steve
Smith, Chicago; H. G. Black, Dayton, O.; F..
Wickham, Boston; G. F.. Robbins, Indian
apolis, Ind. A. A. Schultz, st. Louis, Mo.
Among the Omaha Men.
r. E. Watzke was selling sugar and rice
along the Union Pacific last week.
NY nNrn ~ nf NJ Il Cp-itl q No ,-nU
billed for the house Saturday night.
w. H. Allen was along the line of the B. &
M. this last week with dry goods samples.
G. II. O'Brien was selling dry goods for
M. f. Smith & Co. last week in the western
states.
George s.. Carnes was at his regular work
last week looking after Paxton & G~allagher's
business.
w. w. Finch was looking out for Paxton
& Gallagher's prune trade at Central City
last week.
J. B.. Beall was selling calico on the west
ern part of the b.. & nj. last week for M. f.
Smith & Co.
f. D.. Morrell was out on his regular trip
last week talking Omaha groceries until he
was hot and tired every night.
JIM Slusher was along the line Of the B.
& M. last week with his grocery grip. He
talks of going north until after dog days.
M. G. Jones, of Paxton & Gallagher, was
doing his regular work last week. He said
hissgrip was too heavy for the hot weather.
Harry Loder was seen along the line of the
Fremont, Elkhorn 81 Missouri Valley rail.
way last week selling Omaha dry goods. He
had a big run in fans.
d. M. Erskine was selling Omaha groceries
from his st. Paul run last week. He is
pretty close to the convention this week and
will likely call on the boys.
Isaac Hill talks of going into the ice bust.
ness for the summer season. He says he
will continue to take orders in groceries,
however, as long as his trade is good.
W.. B. Lamis, who sells Omaha groceries
from Ashland, finds time to write THE BEE
once in awhile about the happenings in his
territory. He can sell groceries, too.
Mr.. John G. Fetzer, a representative of the
popular Parlin, Orendorff x Martin company
of this city, made a successful four days run
last week, making eight towns and doing
good business.
Mr.. j. j. Buchanan, an old newspaper man,
but at present having charge of the Nebraska
collection accounts of Emerson, Tolcott a. Co.
was in the city Friday last. He is now doing
the line of the Union Pacific for his company.
j. +. Ferguson spent week before last ''in
the house, getting posted. He put in his
solid time last week selling groceries on the
Grand Island branch of the b. & M. He sur
prised the house with orders for two car
loads for Broken Bow.
one OF Inc OlueSu, pest known ana popular
of Omaha's travelling statesmen is the genial
William +. Manning, representing Emerson
Talcott & Co., of Rockford, Ill. MIR. Man
nIng has been a resident of the city for nme-
teen years, and has u delightful home near
Hanscom Park.
w. ID. Burgess, formerly of Al Mcdonald
Il Co., of st. Joe, made his first trip on the
road last week for M. e. Smith & Co. He
will work territory along the western end of
the Fremont, Elkhorn & Missouri Valley
railway in Nebraska. He has a good reputa-
ton among the men and is said to be a rustler
with u sample case.
A New Organization.
The Kansas division T.. =. A, says the
Merchant Traveller, is a thing of the past
and in its stead has sprung up the Kansas
Travellers Association, a state organization
which aims at the betterment socially, tinan-
cially and otherwise Of the commercial men
of that state. 1t aims at no chimerical tar
get such as controlling the railroads and ho-
tells and correcting all the abuses under the
sun to which travelling men are subject. In
fact they are modest IN their aspirations and
conservative in their utterances. They have
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