Omaha daily bee., 1889-08-18
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Miss Parrotte is at Kearney.
Mrs. Wallace has arrived in Paris.
Mr.. Mat N. Brigham is at Salt Lake City.
MIR. j. II. Manchester, is at Butte, Mont
Mrs. j. Benson left for New York Monday.
Mrs. j. w. Dunmre is visiting at Lyons,
la.
Mrs. Sadie Nash Is visiting friends at Salt
Lake.
Mrs. H. L. Hall and daughter are at Du-
buque.
E. S. Dundy, jr., and wife are at Spirit
Lake.
Miss Marie Dewitt is visiting friends in
Gordan.
Sam Bergtrom has been in Chicago the
past week.
II. Frank Mccoy has returned from Rapid
Mrs. j. w. Cotton has returned from
Spirit Lake.
Mr.. aud Mrs. John Withnell are at Allan
tic City, N j.
MIR. Ed. E. Carey is spending his vacation
at Cape May.
Dr. Fiegenbaum has been in Dillon, Colo,
the past week.
Mrs. James Brady is visiting at her old
home IN Illinois.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Herman left Tues
day for Chicago.
Miss Sadie Nash is enjoying the pleasures
OF Garfield beach.
Il. N. Hicks, of Unionyille, Ia., is the guest
of William McCloud.
Mrs. w. G. Clark has returned from her
outing at Spirit Lake.
Mrs. j. H. Daniels has returned from
Okochobel lake, Iowa.
Mrs. d. E. kimball and daughter are at
Spokane Falls, Idaho.
Ross w. Bailey has been visiting at On
ava, Ia, the past week.
Mrs. L. p. Woodworth left Tuesday to
visit friends in st. Louis.
Mrs. E. NJ. Morseman returned from Soda
Springs, Idaho, Thursday.
Judge Croft returned Thursday from his
call on President Harrison.
Miss Grace Hefley returned Thursday
from her trip east and south.
Stockton Heth left Wednesday for ten
days. outing at Richmond, Ky.
MIR. and Mrs. j. f. Baum have gone to
Spirit Lake for a brief outing.
Mrs. A. Windhelm has been called to Chi
cago by the illness of a niece.
m Mr.. :, ,l and Mrs, Y W; Donelly left for
j. w. Kaapman leaves tomorrow for a
two weeks vacation in the east.
George p. Windheim has been called to
Chicago by the death of a neice.
Hon. w. F. Bechel and family have left
for months outing in California.
Mrs. Fred w. Gray entertained a number
of her lady friends Friday afternoon,
Mrs. NJ Hughes and children left Thurs
day to visit friends in Burlington, la.
Mr.. and Mrs. F.. w. Lee and children left
for eastern points Wednesday evening.
The C. Nj. b. A. will give picnic at Hans
com park next Wednesday afternoon.
MISS Jennie Harkins, of Denver. Is the
guest of her sister, Mrs. l.. II. Semmes.
Miss May Clark, formerly of Omaha but
now OF Chicago, is the guest of Mrs. Paxton.
Miss Amy l.. Hughes mas returned after a
! pleasant summer visit with friends in Iowa.
Mrs. S. N. Bell and daughter left Friday
evening for Pierre, OAK, on a two weeks
visit. .fr.
w. f. Allen has returned from six weeks
enjoyment of the sea breeze on the Atlantic
| coast.
| Harry Haskell is enjoying two weeks
vacation with his family at Bed Rapids,
| Mich.
Rev. Charles Witherspoou leaves for the
east Tomorrow on two weeks visit with
| friends.
| Hon. w. F. Bechel left Wednesday with
| his family for few weeks outing on the
| Pacific.
| Mr. w. A. Webster returned Thursday
| from weeks outing at points IN Iowa and
| Illinois.
George 1. Gilbert and family returned,
Thursday from three weeks outing at
| Spirit Lake.
w. A. Paxton jr., and J. G. Sharp have
| been at Salt Lake City and Garfield Beach
| the past week.
Mrs. S. S. Curtis and daughter leave Man.
| itou this week to visit other points of inter
est in Colorado.
H. w. Welkner, of Hastings, who has
| been in the city for two weeks visiting
| friends, left yesterday. boz
Mrs. Williams and daughter, of Wahoo
| are spending few days with friends ut ola
| North Nineteenth street.
Miss Daisy Lamoreau, of Gaesburg, Ill.,
| and a student of Knox college, is the guest o1
| Mrs. A. Phllleo, of this city.
Mr.. Silas Cobb, assistant city attorney, left
| Friday for well-earned vacation with his
| parents at Richmond, Ky. He returns in g
| month.
| Mr.. and Mrs. E.. A. Tucker are taking az
| outing in Colorado, and will visit Denver,
| Colorado Springs, ManiJou and other places
| of interest.
Mr.. Charles M. Haynes, of the freight
| auditors office, Union Pacific railway left
| Thursday on a two weeks outing in the
| mountains.
| MIR. and Mrs. Moritz Kretschiner have
| sent out invitations for their silver wedding
| which will be celebrated at Metz hail Au-
gust ~.
| Miss Kate Bachner and Miss Emma
| Walchter, of ST. Joe, are the guests of their
sister, Mrs. John Laferty, Twenty ninth
| and Oak streets.
Hon. r. S. Berlin, Mr.. and Mrs. Will S
| Rector, Mr. and Mrs. Allen T. Rector and
| Miss Minnie Hawke left yesterday for Colo
| rado to be gone ten days.
| General Breck will leave for Washington
| Tuesday. Lieutenant Roe will hold the posi-
tion he has vacated until November l. wher
Colonel Sheridan, Breck's successor, ar
| rives
The Misses Mary Fitch, Matte Tibbetts
and Minnie Wood reached New York Thurs
day on board the ste amer Belgenand. Aftei
| probably II weeks visit in New York the,
| will return to Omaha.
Mr. and Mrs. John Withnell have left fO
Atlantic City, n. D., and Long Branch
where they will remain for month, afte
which they Will visit number of eastern
cities before returning home.
| HAMlL AND MISS BRIDGES.
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