Omaha daily bee., 1897-11-05
personal PARAGRAPHS.

J. Jackson of Chicago is domiciled at the
Barker.
E. w. Eisenhart of Upton Ia. is regis
tered at the Barker
Miss Mamie Kelley started last night to
visit friends in Denver.
Mrs. e. A. Sprague returned last evening
from a months visit in Chicago.
Mrs A. C. Foster left yesterday for Mase-
achusetts to visit with relatives.
+. E. Bowen. advertising agent of Beach
& Bowers minstrels, is Barker guest.
Miss Mary Casady of the Spokane Review
was in Omaha yesterday cen her way west
John A. Mcmillan and wife of Omaha, left
yesterday to spend the winter in Los An
gees, Cal.
w. G. Galloway of Primghar, Ia, visited
relatives in the city yesterday, on his way
to Billings, Mont.
S. A. Hutchinson general travelling pas
senger agent Of the Union Pacific went to
Chicago yesterday.
H. l.. Goold of Ogallala, one of the regents
of the University of Nebraska, was a visitor
in Omaha yesterday.
II. NJ. Bushnell of Lincoln and C. p r.
Williams of Grand Island are a pair of old
time Nebraska newspaper men who were Wis
iting in Omaha yesterday.
T. j. Murphy of New York, a banker and
broker in that city, is stopping in Omaha for
few days to look over the city while on his
return from trip to Salt Lake City.
George w. Park, agent for the Elkhorn
road at Neigh. arrived in the city last even
ing, accompanied by his wife. The coupe
are just returning from their wedding trip.
Mrs. ID. Wise of Milwaukee has been visit
ing her sister, Mrs. Aaron Calm Of this city
for the last six weeks. She continued her
journey yesterday to Iowa City, Ia, where
she will spend the winter
II = 10
Hot Springs, Ark, where it is hoped the
waters will contribute to the restoration of
Mrs. Dundy's health. She may remain there
all winter, but "Scip" will return 10 a few
days,
Mrs. ]. T. Buliard, who has been visiting
the families of w. c. Bulard and Prof
JCnep of this city, returned to Palisade Neb
yesterday. Mrs. Bullard is an elocutionist
and expects to make this city her home after
next spring.
Jack Wise and wife, II. Willard and wife,
John Krider and wife, H. b. Lewis and wife
r. NJ. Walters and wife, Sol Stone and wife,
G.. II. Momt and wife, Ed Hight and Ben
Walters, Fred Milleia and Ben Buttopburg
are late arrivals direct from the Nashville
exposition, stopping at the Barker.
Nebraskans at the hotels: H. l.. Vandecar,
Elba; A. Sutton, Loup City; +. Rabeer,
Leigh; G, G. Sheely and Lee Arnett, Lincoln
j. C. Hayes. Elmwood; j. p. Falter Platts.
mouth, II. W. HEdnu lSidnu, j. U.
| Holden, Central City; ], A. Cowperthwaite,
Beaver Crossing A. NJ. Todd, Lincoln; Robert
Harrison, Adelia; John Reed, Valley; John
j. Halliean, N. f. Donaldson and ~ McCabe,
North Platte; E. A. Stevens Grand Island
+. A. Patterson, Aurora; X. w. Welmer. Ne.
braska City; f. S. Thompson, Tekamah; w.
II. Young, Lincoln.
At the Millard: George w Howland, Falls
City; +. T. Clark. Denver; George w. Bates
Cleveland; william Lawrence and wife Den
yer; William II. Powell, Chicago; G. T. Os-
| borne Darlington Wis; T. T. Moore, Louis
Vile, KY; W. II. Newhall, NJ. l.. Goldsmith,
l.. j. Smith II. +. Koch and George f.
Berry, Chicago; w. s. Smith Boston; n. w.
Schlitz Richmond, Ind. Mrs. George II.
! Thummel, Grand Island; Miss Anna Kertly,
| San Francisco; Mrs. DR.. B. Rev, Louisville,
KY. E. L. Ullrich, st. Joe, Mich; c. NJ. Bell,
Salt Lake; II. Teller. wife and child. Denver,