Omaha daily bee., 1897-12-23
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.

S. F. Miller of Chicago is at the Millard.
G. G. Mulford of Chicago is a Nillard guest
w. o. Jones left yesterday for st. Joseph
Mo.
George c. Brooks of Bazile Mills is Mil
lard guest.
o. W.. Smith OF Chicago is registered at
the Millard.
A. w. Agee and wife Of Ogden, Utah, are
in the city.
M. Snyder left last night to spend short
time in Colorado Springs
]. ]. Lamborn, ex-representative from In
dancla, is at the Barker.
J. B. Skinner and F. S. Skinner are Chi
cago arrivals at the Barker.
II. M Pfager, chief mechanical inspector
OF the Pullman company, is IN the city,
j. w. Wilson, a prominent attorney of
Deadwood, S. D.. is visiting in Omaha.
f. ]. Mulvihill and daughter, Miss Eleanor
Mulvihill, returned yesterday from Chicago.
Ex-Governor Barber of Wyoming was in
the city yesterday on his way to Cheyenne.
Fred Lake arrived home from the Univer-
sity of Pennsylvania on Monday to spend the
holidays.
Fred Van Horn will arrive home today from
the University of Wisconsin to spend the
holidays.
7. w. Taliaferro, general manager of the
Omaha Packing company, went to Chicago
last night.
S. A. Hutchson, general travelling passen-
ger agent of the Union Pacific, went to Phil
adelphia yesterday.
Deputy United States Marshals T. l..
Alderman of Stanton and f. w. Barber of
Hastings are in Omaha.
Lee Dougherty, stage manager and forty
one members OF Rlces 1892 company are
domiciled at the Barker.
Ead1
prominent Nebraska stock shippers are in
the city from Pass, Neb.
Herbert Hord of Central City, Neb., was
in Omaha yesterday to meet his sister, who
is returning from college in Washington, Pa.
Miss Anna Foos, principal of the Kellom
school, left for Denver yesterday to spend
the Christmas vacation and study educational
methods in that city.
J. e. Morrell and wife, Chapman; Jay b.
Mcdowell, Fairbury; L. +. King, Harvard
j. o. Donnell, Lincoln, are prominent state
| arrivals at the Barker
Among the visiting railroad men il
| Omaha are: G. III. Fitzgerald of Kansas
| City, western passenger agent OF the Louis.
Vile & Nashville; D. w. Aldridge of Cleve
| land, travelling passenger agent Of the Cri
| cago & Northwestern; II. w. Hockaday OF
Kansas City. travelling freight agent of the
| Missouri, Kansas & Texas, and l. G. Mitch
| ell of Kansas City, agent of the Michigan
Central.
| Mrs. Reynolds, nee Miss Brownie Baum
| leaves this afternoon for Washington, where
| she will join her husband at the Whit,
| House. Mr. Reynolds is cousin of Presi
| dent Mckinley, and under the present ad
minstration holds responsible government
| position at Santa Fe, N. NJ, where Mr.. ant
| Mrs. Reynolds now make their home. Tn,
latter has been visiting her parents in thii
| city for several days.
| Nebraskans at the hotels: ID. H. Cramer
j. M. Noff, Mrs. A. G. Hall, Lexington
| A. j. Webster, Superior; w. A. Aldridge
ogallala; f. M. Rublee. Broken Bow; Mrs
f. II. Scott r, Folts, Lizzie Smith, Lincoln
Il. Williams, Fremont; George L. Dorrlng
| ton, Falls City; +. j. Snyder. Wahoo; W. J
| Miller, Hastings T. Clifford, Charles II
| Searle Plattsmouth; Stephen jenkins, Alma
| G. w. Jamison and wife, Yutan; DIR. p. L
| Plumb, Gothenburg.
At the Millard: p. Dick jr., Milwaukee
| II. s. Brown, Kansas City; "a. e. Phillips
New York; A. ]. Webster, Superior; r. A
Cox Chicago; r. Nj. Hockaday. Kansas City
Max +, Werner. Milwaukee; NJ. L. Lyon
burner Buffalo; ID. W. Aldridge. Cleveland
John Burris. Cheyenne; Il. NJ Rublee
Broken Bow; S. Roman, New York. S. Hoxi
Clark. st. Louis; S. d. Mercer, Rawlins
Scott H. Blewett, st. Louis; d. S. Giles, De
| troit; ii. Il. Murray. Wymore; George Ady
Denver; d. p. simmons. Salt Lake; r.
Linden. A. J. Linden. Portband; ]. A. Hell
llogs. New York; w. ii. Culdey, Denver; ]
J. Murphy. chiesga "