Omaha daily bee., 1889-08-04


Miss Ellen Pryor ana Mrs. ]. A. Briggs
have returned from Pennsylvania
Mr.. u. G. Hlmebaugh is still at Santa Bar
bara, Cal, and is in quite poor health.
Miss jessie Parsall has returned from her
outing among the lakes near St. Paul
BsDr. Foote returned Tuesday from three
weeks trip TO Chicago and the lakes.
Mr.. w. v. Morse and family returned Wed
nesday from trip TO the western coast.
Mr.. f. L. Merritt, of Springfield, ILL, has
been in the city visiting old friends the past
week.
Mrs. J. A. Robinson returned Wednesday
from seven weeks trip IN the eastern
states.
Mrs. Walt Campbell left Monday for Nick
erson, where she will visit for a month with
her mother.
Miss Ono Imhoff, of Lincoln, is vsitin &
Miss Estelle Brown at ll20 North Twenty
sixth street
Mayor Broatch and family return from
their outing in Idaho the latter part OF the
present week
Mr. w v. Irwin will leave Monday for
well earned vacation of two weeks at Put
in-bay, Lake Erie.
The music for the sacred concert at Hans
com park this afternoon will be furnished by
the Musical Union band
Mr. ID. II. Wheeler Is enjoying two
weeks vacation in Vermont where his wife
has been passing the summer.
DR.. E. w. Lee has returned from Ran
dolph n. Y, but his wife will remain there
until the close Of the season.
Henry and John Cotter left Thursday
evening for Butte Mont, to enjoy months
vacation in hunting and fishing.
The Idlewild Drum corps will give musi-
cal entertainment at Goodrich hall on Saun-
ders street on Thursday evening.
Next Saturday is the time chosen by the
Omaha Guards and their band to leave for
Spirit Lake and go into camp for week.
Companies A, f, II and X. of the Second
infantry, will go into encampmeut with the
Iowa National Guard at Fort Madison, la.
Henry Bolln and family have returned
from a trip to Manltou. the Garden Of the
Gods and other points of interest in Colorado.
Mr.. M. B. Davenport, of THE BEE, and his
sister, Miss Esther Davenport have re-
turned from a three weeks tour Of the eagt.
General Brooke leaves for Fort Robinson
in a week to concentrate the troops of the
Department Of the Platte for the autumn
camp.
Curtis Hume, OF Richmond, KY, who has
been the guest Of Assistant City Attorney
Cobb, returned home the first part OF the
week.
Mr.. John w. Simmons, of Philadelphia,
and Mr.. j. b. 1mhotf, of Lincoln, are visit
ing j. S. Brown at 1l20 North Twenty-sixth
| street.
Mrs. NJ. E. Boutelle ana her daughter,
MISS CarTle bOuVelle, OI NIhleSDuTS, LII, are
| the guests of Mrs. Boutelle's son, at $50
! South Seventeenth street,
At st. Philomena's cathedral Friday even
| ing Mr.. Maurice McNerty and Miss May
| Miller both OF Dennison, Ia, were united in
| wcdock by Rev. Father McCarty.
At 5p. M, this afternoon MIR. A. M. Les
| ser will be united in wedlock with Miss
| Bertha Kline, daughter of MIR. and Mrs j.
Kline. The nuptals occur at Germauia hall.
| Miss Lauie Rowe, of Kearney,nwh has
been the guest of Miss Edith Crandall, Web
| ster street, left Thursday evening for Cleve-
land, O., where she will make an extended
visit.
Miss Ethel Hill, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Hill, of South Omaha, was married
Wednesday evening to Mr.. Martin Eddy, at
the residence of the brides parents, Twenty
| fourth and . streets.
Miss Maude Corey, saleslady at H. M. &
| S. w. Jones, 1922 Douglas, who has been so
| dangerously i'll at her home, 1903 North
| Twenth- fifth street, has been pronounced
| out of danger and on the road to recovery.
Mr.. Fred McLain. of ST. Louis, whose
| parents reside in Omaha, was married Aug
| ust |, TO Miss Margaret Peltz, of St. Louis.
| The cards announce that Mr.. and Mrs.
McLain will be at home Thursdays at 2746
| Lucas avenue.