Omaha daily bee., 1888-09-16

guest of the Misses Smith for the past few
weeks, returned yesterday to her home in
IanktOn, Dakota.
Miss Matte L. Powell, spent her vacation
in Chicago and other points OF interest in
that state.
Miss II. Scott, of Ulysses, is the guest of
her aunt, Miss Zena Stevens, 7l3 Twenty
first street
John ]. Higley, who has been with Buffalo
Bill since 1885, returned to the city Thursday
morning.
Mr.. and Mrs Joseph Mcconnell have re-
turned from a six weeks tour through east
ern cities.
Miss Thresa Gels Of Deadwood, OAK, is
the guest of the Misses Carrie and Anna
Koesters.
Mr.. Walter Wilkinson, of Jacksonville,
Fla, is the guest of his brother, DR.. George
Wilkinson.
Mike Maui leaves for Louisville, KY, to-
day. He returns in a week or ten days at
the furthest.
Lieutenant Colonel Samuel Breck is enjoy
ing months leave of absence and is taking a
trip to Boston.
Miss Mabel Porter left Thursday for
Knoxville, ILL.,, where she will enter st.
Mary's school.
Mr. and Mrs George Higgins have been
taking trip that extends as far east as
Niagara Falls.
Miss Mary A. Johnson, of Gable, Ill, g
the guest Of Miss Anna M. Casey, OF North
Twentieth street.
Mrs j. b. Inman, of Chicago will be the
guest of her mother, Mrs. II. U. Wakefield,
for the next month.
w. f. Annin has returned from Washing
ton to renew his acquaintance with his fam
lily for few weeks.
Mrs. II. Carol and daughter have returned
from q two months stay at Manitou and
other western resorts.
Mr. and Mrs. George II. Boggs have re
turned fro q three months trip on the st.
Lawrence and Atlantic coast.
| Miss Florence Silloway, of the Murray
| hotel, has been spending the week with old
| time friends at Cedar Rapids, Ia
Mrs. Robert Il. Ringwalt and Miss Ger
| trude Ringwalt returned home yesterday
| after a f9w months absence in the east.
| George Heimrod and family, who arrived
| in New York city week ago from their
| European trip, arrived home Friday night
| Mrs Cassidy, mother of Assistant General
| Freight Agent Cassidy of the Elkhorn line,
| has returned from four-months visit in the
| east.
Mr.. George L. Barney, left for Cairo, H.,
| last week, accompanied by his wife and chill
dren. Mr.. Barney is connected with the Chi
| cago & Vincennes railroad
| The great Omaha traveller, Charles III
| Dewey, accompanied by the Rev. w. j. Har-
| sha, reached New York week ago yester
|
Mrs. f. E. Edwards, who has been the
| guest of her daughter, Mrs, Clement Chase
during the summer, returned to her home at
Santa Anna, Cal, on Thursday.
| II. w. Blackburn, accompanied by Mrs. ii
NJ Pritchard, his wife's mother left Tues
day morning for the Pacific coast, where
Mrs. Pritchard will pass the winter.
Mrs. Harry Hall left for South Bend, Ind.
Monday, accompanied by the Misses Lull
Dolan, Nellie Burchard, Blanche Hellmar
and Nellie Morse, who are to enter the Notr'
| Dame school.
| hibit of paintings at the late fair we should
have said that she only not entered for fiv
| premiums, but that she also won every priz
for which she competed.
Miss Ella O'Connor, one of the most eff
cient clerks in the freight claim department
at the Union Pacific headquarters, has re
turned after months vacation in Denve
and Manitou Springs, Colo.
Mrs. Colonel Fletcher and family left For
Omaha Wednesday morning for her home il
! Philadelphia, The colonel. on his retur
from Kearney, will join them there, az
spend his leave of absence with his wife.
Lieutenant Pickering has returned iron
Washington whittier he accompanied Wi
liam Moffatt of Fort Omaha, who was suffer
ing from sunstroke sustained on the riff
range, and was sent 10 the government
asylum. Lieutenant Moffatt's wife has gon
TO Washington in order to be near her hut
band.
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