Omaha daily bee., 1889-10-06

E. II. Flynn, Of Oalxdae, is at the Casey.
L. NJ Hall, of Lincoln, Is at the Paxton.
+. Il. Jones, oe lScarney, is at the Paxton.
l.. II. Cotrell, of Seward, is at the Casey.
G. f. Yates, of Lincoln, is at the Miilard.
II. II. Wilson, of Lincoln, is at the Muir
ray.
]. o. West, of Grand Island, is at the Mil
lard.
John w. Holt, of Falls City, is at the
Casey.
j. p. Hartman, jr., of Kearney, is at the
Paxton,
Watson Pickrell, of Beatrice, is at the
Murray.
c. c. Mcknight, of Hastings, is registered
at the Mllard
C. NJ Leighton and NJ. NJ White, of Lin
coin. are at the Paxton
S. e. Sanders and Charles e. Magoon, of
Lincoln, are ut the Millard.
NJ Mclaughlin and 4. NJ. Frause, of West
Point, are at the Paxton.
Fred Benzinger, associate editor of the
Capital City Courier, is in the city.
Mr.. j. s. Hibbs, prominent vocalist at
Cincinnati, o., is stopping at the Millard.
Mr.. N. p. Fell of The BEE, leaves this
afternoon on a visit to relatives in Cleve-
land.
NJ Goldsmith, of Cincinnati, is visiting his
sons, who are prominent in business circles
here.
Geo. Brown, president of the Cozad pank,
this state, is in the city, the guest of ID,
Bennison.
Robert Duncan, Superintendent of plumb
ing, has returned from ten days outing in
southern Utah.
Mr. Fred Benzinger, editor of the Capitol
City Courier Is in the city calling upon old
newspaper friends.
DR.. Kuhlmann and Lawyers Stuart and
Clip Jinger left town at noon for q few days.
hunt at Calhoun, Neb.
MIR. and Mrs. j. N. Campon and family
have removed from 1904 Binney street to I0S
North Nineteenth street.
Miss Ida Noble, of Salt Lake City, arrived
in Omaha Yesterday and is the guest of Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas Swift.
Judge Anderson and wife and Michael
Maui, left for Washington last night to at
tend the Knights Tempar conclave.
Miss Carrie Sears of st. Albans, IS spend.
ing few weeks in the city as the guest of
Mr.. and Mrs. George Holbrook, on Madison
avenue.
After a very pleasant visit with the Misses
Heelan for the past two months, the Misses
Coleman bade farewell to their many friends
Friday evening and left for their home in
Clinton, Ia.
A very pleasant surprise party was given
at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. }. 5.
Gosney at their residence, 1888 south thirty
third street. Friday evening III honor of
Frank Il. GCsney
At the Barlter-A. p. Baldwin, Madden,
Mass; J. Il. Rope, Rock Island, Walter
| Fletcher, New York; w. p. Black, Chicago;
| j. a. Gum, San Francisco: G. J. Dunn and
| wife, Salt Lake City; T.. j. Buckhart, Grand
| Island.
AT the Windsor: w. A. Waters, Elmwood {;
j. Clements, Elmwood; II. ID. Wilson, Oma-
| ha; l.. A. Lawton, Herkimer, n. Y; Fred
| ID. Waugh Peoria j. w. Cupp, Bellevue;
| II. b. StuMman and daughter, McCook; Will
| A. Slack, Juniata; j. l.. Sander, Stockdale.
c. w. Whitmore, of Salt Lake City, is at
| the Murray. He was formerly in the grain
| commission business in Omaha and has
| many friends among the young business men
| who will be pleased to learn that he has
| oorraled good sized slice of the real estate
boom out west.
| Mr.. Frank G.. Carpenter, Who has just re-
| turned from his trip around the world, called
upon The BEE yesterday. His ffteth and
| last letter appears in this issue-one of its
| best features. For year past Carp's let
| ters have been IA standing attraction of TIE
| SUNDAY BEE. They have found their way
| into many a scrap book and have been the
occasion of scores OF compliments upon this
paper. Mr. Carpenter is on his way TO
Denver.