Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1896-11-28
Personal PARAGRAPHS.

T. ]. Bell of Laramie\was in the city yes
terday.
w. G. Porter of Custer, s. D.. was in the
city yesterday.
John C. Watson of Nebraska City was in
tho city last night.
J. e Martin has gone to Chicago, where
he will visit friends.
Ex-Governor Dawes of Crete was among
the arrivals yesterday.
Phil McShane left for Denver last night
on a short business trip.
Samuel NJ Chapman of Plattsmouth was
among tho arrivals yesterday.
NJ S. McDevtt with the Cudahy Packing
company, South Omaha, is at the Barker.
John Fitzpatrick of Beatrice arril ed in
Omaha last night on a short business. trip.
John Her. stock agent for the Burlington,
left last night for an extended eastern trip.
George Franzenburg and Jack Harrison,
Arlington, Neb., are stopping at the Barker.
G.. H. Roose, a lumberman of st. Louis,
is visiting his brother, f. +. Roose, in this
city.
Miss NJ. Fullmer left last night for Chicago
and eastern points, to be gone for fort
night.
J. II. Rothwell, well known cattleman
from Creighton, was an Omaha visitor yes
terday.
Z. e. Powers. advance agent for Beach
& Bowers MINISTRIES, is stopping at the
Barker.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles A. Bickel partook
Of Thanksgiving festivities with relatives in
La Glare, Il.
c. Goldsmith Of the Pullman Commis9ary
department, left last light for Chicago. after
passing several days in this city.
George A. Brooks of Bazile Mills, one of
the prominent business men Of Knox county.
was an Omaha visitor yesterday.
W Is /
end wife, f. W. Drayton and G. w. Argu-
bright are Lincolnites registered at the
Barker.
Hon Charles f. Mandergon has gone to
Chicago on business connected with the
building of the new depot at Tenth and
Mason streets
Grand Island was represented in Omaha
by tho following citizens yesterday: II. Bohn,
II. II. Loughridge, Jack Donald. NJ, c. Vor
Rahden, c. w. Springer, G. II. Miller.
w. r. Morse. Thomas II. Morgan, Sarah
Morgan Mrs, Stringham, L. A. Richardson
and George Batty Of Clarks are in the city
as witnesses in the postofIlco robbery case
from that place, now on trial in the federal
court
Dr. C. II. Summers, L. d, Munson, Charles
e. Waite, S. NJ. Melick G. f. Hawley, r..
w. Johnson, J. p. Hebard, c. b. Gregory, a.
E. Moeller, e. Bignel and l.. c. Lawson
were Lincoln representatives, in the city last
evening.
Iowa people at the hotels: Jay Wyland,
Harlan; II. w. Reed Carroll; George Il.
Pennell, Atlantic; J. l.. Rose Cherokee; w.
L. ODell and wife, Des MoinCs; IL. b.
Stuart, Charlton; l., p Dean, Hamburg;
Charles NJ Burke, Walnut
Nebraskans at the hotels: C. w. Pierce.
Wayerly; b. r. Claypool, Orleans; E. r.
Spencer, Firth; NJ. l.. Evans, Emerson; y.
r. Persinger, Central City; E. J. Waddell,
Aurora: |. Coe J. S. Kennedy and Albert o.
Swift Nebraska City; w. G. Potter George
+. WOLF, w. II. Haven, l.. j. Reno, Fremont;
Ed i. Gallagher, ONeill; A. r. Allen, L.
Rosenthall, West Point; T. j. Pickett. Wa
hoo: VIII A. Needham, Bloomfield; L. Nc
Irtyre, Seward; c. c. McNish. Wisner; j.
NJ. Flanagan. Stuart; f. C. MattesOn and J.
j. Bonekemper Sutton; S. w. Hayes, Nor
folk; Il. c. Houston and r. II. Smith, Te-
kamah; Robert French, b. II. Goodell Kear-
ney; Il. H. Rankin, Cambridge; Alexander
Stuart, William Smallwood, f. c. Let's and
]. G. Anderson, North Platte; II. G. Lyons,
Gordon.