Omaha daily bee., 1896-12-12
Personal PARAGRAPHS.

H. f. Dunn, Salt Lake City, is stopping at
| the Barker.
f. NJ. F. Lefang of Lexington was in the
| city yesterday.
| j. b. Messerve. state treasurer-elect, was in
| the city yesterday.
G. w. Wattes left last night for Chicago,
| to be gone few days
the arrivals yesterday.
Frank e. Coe of Laramie, Wyo., was an
| Omaha visitor yesterday.
j. II. MacColl of Lexington was among the
| Omaha visitors yesterday.
Julius Meyer has gone to Denver on a short
business and pleasure trip.
Jules Lumbard returned last evening from
few days spent in Lincoln.
l.. l.. II. Austin of the Lincoln Call was
among the Omaha visitors yesterday.
p. e. Lally, one of the leading attorneys
of Denison Ia, was in the city yesterday.
A. H. Christian representing "The Ameri-
can Girl company, is stopping at the
Barker.
Matt Gering of Plattsmouth. who has been
in Omaha for few days, returned home
last night.
S. III. H. Clark, managing receiver of the
Union Pacific, returned yesterday from a
trip to Chicago.
Miss Crawford of Chicago, who has been
visiting Miss Florence Morse of this city for
fortnight, left for home yesterday.
l. /. Imhoff, C. E. Magoon, A. G. Evans
William Robinson and G. ii. Albright were
Lincoln people in the city yesterday.
]. w. Benedict of Lincoln who has been on
an extended trip through the east was in
the city yesterday while on his way home
C. ii. Queareau, superintendent of motive
power of the Burlington, with headquarters
at Plattsmouth, was in the city yesterday
ID. II. Wheeler and wife, New York, are
rppistarp6 at no par
advance representative for the County Fair
company.
j. w. Mum. chief clerk of the general
passenger office of the Elkhorn road is en-
joyng visit from his mother who resides
at Boone. la.
]. II. Buchanan. general passenger agent of
the Elkhorn, is in the Black Hills country,
and is not expected back before the fore part
of next week.
l.. NJ Allen, general agent for the Rock
Island at Davenport, Ia. has been visiting
the local force of the road in this CITY for n
few days He left for home last night
o. =. Mccarthy. formerly assistant general
ticket agent OF the Union Pacific has been
appointed assistant general ticket agent for
the Southern Pacihc's Atlantic system, with
headquarters at New Orleans.
Ed c. Smith, agent for the Burlington at
San Francisco, was in Omaha yesterday while
on his way to Chicago. He was Joined here
by Ed o. Brandt assistant auditor Of the
road. who accompanied him east.
President and Managing Receiver Clark,
General Solicitor Kelly, General Manager
Dickinson and Auditor Young of the Union |
Pacific returned from Chicago yesterday
morning Receiver Mink went on to New !
York.
Rev. John Wesley Geiger OF Marion, Ia |
who is to preach at Boyd's theater at 1920 |
Sunday morning under the auspices OF the |
Knights OF Ak-Sar-Ben, arrlyed in the city |
Thursday night and Is the guest of Ed Allen. |
Rev. Geger il a ShriEor and prominent in
Masonic circles. and the local Masons will /
turn out to hear him.
Nebraskans at the hotels; A. II. Byrum.
w. g. Moore. Beatrice; W. II.
Green. Creighton; X. ID. Russell. Fairbury;
r. e. Pate. Penler; Richard Vandervoort,
Central City; f.. j. West and Charles Berry,
Randolph william Prickett and c. d. Eads,
q. A. Goldsmith and C. M
Forney, Norfolk; Frank II. Wilson P!atts-
mouth; John Wilson, Kcarney; J. l.. Me-
Donald. Atkinson.