Omaha daily bee., 1893-06-07
pERSONAL PIRiGRIpns

Mrs. J. J. Monoll leaves for Chicago on
Saturday.
Colonel Frank y. ireland OF Nebraska City
was in Omaha yesterday
MIR. and Mrs. Charles Metz baby and nurse
went TO Chicago yesterday
MIR. William Gygcr left yesterday for tht
east, To return again In July.
T. L. kimball, w. A. Paxton, j. A. Marke
and Warren Rogers went to Chicago ycster
day. 4
Il w. Osgood, manager of the Morse Dr. /
Goods company, returned yesterday from the
east. 4
Mrs. Herbert Paradee OF Buffalo, N. ", Is I,
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Il. l. :
Contractor J. +. Coo,s has recovered from
ms recent illness and was around the cit,
hail yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs C.. NJ Boynton, Miss Florp
WNckon and M. ID, Cameron went to th,u
Worlds fair yesterday afternoon. N
Colonel Stanton departs today on tour a!
cash distributing about the military posts Ii Il
western Nebraska, Wyoming and Utah. n
Mrs Martha Eoth leaves Wednesday fot'
richmond, Va, and Richmond Ky, whery]
she will spend the summer with friends.
DR.. j, G; Campbell, attendant physician.
to General Vanwyck writes: ''rhe genera :
Is Improving right along. We approhend nj
relapse" n
Mrs Nanard Pierson, daughter and son o !.
Niagara Falls, N. V, who have been spend \
ing the winter in California, are visiting X
Mrs. Paul Heinrich. They leave for tn n
Worlds far today via the Burlington n
Major and Mrs. Furay, Hon. George MI
Humphrey and wife, Major Paddock, Mfsj
Goodall, DIR. Ludington, Nj. j. Kendrick anS1
son left yesterday for St Paul to attend the !
annual convention Of the Loyal Legion.
4. d. bowling of No. Chemical will bts
married to Miss Flood at st, pntrick,J ID
cbllrrh EIftpanth nd al1n "A
$3.50 o'clock this morning and will leave IL !,
the afternoon for Denver and the mountains y
where the honeymoon will be spent
Mrs. L. Vance Phillips left for Chicago
this week, where she will have studio fors
emma painting during the remainder of the
fair. Her pupils and friends will be glad to ,
know that she anticipates continuing her
work here after the Worlds fair closes
d. p. Ashburn, superintendent Nebraska
dairy exhibit at the Worlds fair has ex-
pressed his qualification and thanks in q
letter to Mr. John Banner for the valuableg
gift of a handsome silver butter platter, !
donated to the Dairymcn's association o. /;
this state by the joweer.
w. A. Runkles of TIE BRE and w. c.
Boyer of the World Herald will rcpresen,7
the Omaha Typographical union in th,,
forty-trst annual international convention
which convenes in Chicago next Monday Z
Mr.. Runkles left for the Windy City yesuer. .
day afternoon and Mr.. Boyer will start to !
morrow. 4
The Omaha delegation to the convention l
of the Plattsdeutsch vercens held at Chi i
cago June 23, consists of II. Eicke, f. An ,
derson, j. Peycke, William Butt, F..
Stoecker, a Rohlff, c. +. Haman, Carl vor
Rumohr, John Baumcr and Augus,,s
Schroeder. They will leave here on Jun.
%, and before returning will take a gooo
look at the attractions on the Worlds fai,
grounds. N
At the Mercer: w. H. Clarke and wife, :
Dubuque, la. !; j. A. Van Rossine, Orange, N.
j.; G. b. Houcrsic Il. G. Hines, Salt Lake; /,
j. 7. Devine, Clinton, Ia; w. A Clyhont
and wife, p. Q. Slander and wife Louisville
Neb f. III. Clough, Bartlett, Nob Earl G
Brenl, w. A. Mcmillan, Fremont, Neb. ; b
F.; F; Hill, Jacksonvilie, Fla; G. 2; Latshaw,'
Chillicothe, Mo; e. f.. Richardson, Del
Norte, Col; II. e. Palmer, ST. Paul;
G. w. Johnson, Hastings, Neb.; j. d. Me-
klvcy, Geneva; w. p. Renshaw and wife,
Lincoln; g. Schallienbach M. c. S. Co.; G.
d. Rogers, Kansas City C. Il. Scott, A. G.
Sabine, Beatrice, Ncb. b. A. Hail. Mil
waukee.
New YoRK, June G.-[Special Telegram to
The BEE, Omaha: c. M. Wilhelm, Wind
sor; w. B. Taylor, Waldorf; II. Il. ONeill,
st. Denis; Mrs. II. Ringwait, Westminster.