Omaha daily bee., 1898-06-22
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.

G. w. Glich of Atchison is at the Mil
lard.
w. S. Hopkins of Chicago is at the Mil
lard.
C. S. Keenan, of Shenandoah, Ia, is at the
Willard.
Fred Fisher and wife of Hastings are at
the Barker.
w. A. Tucker of Chicago is a guest at
the Willard.
]. f. Lawson of Galveston. Tex. is q
guest at the Barker.
Sam f. Woodland is stopping at the Mil
lard hotel from Wichita.
j. F.. Merry, Manchester. Ia. of the Iowa
commission, is in the city.
Mr.. Milton w. Kirk of james S. Kirk &
Co., Chicago, is in the city.
Mrs. Mary t. Buford of Rock Island. Ill,
is the guest of Mrs. d. C. McShane.
Major Samuel Mahon and wife of OF
tumwa, Ia, are exposition visitors.
r. II. Moore, a member of the Iowa com
mission, from Ottumwa, is in the city.
]. C. Zimmerman of st. Joseph and A.. J.
Bauer of Kansas City are at the Barker.
Mrs. F. A. Watson and son. Raymond,
of St. Paul, Mimi, are stopping at the
Barker.
f. e. Johnson, Chicago, superintendent OF
the Wagner Palace Car company, is in
Omaha.
Mr.. Volney w. Foster, with the Western
Paving & Supply company, Chicago, is in
the city.
]. R. Wheeler, a newspaper man of the
Quincy journal, is in the city taking in the
big show.
s.. d. Cook of Davenport, Ia, one of the
Iowa commissioners, arrived in Omaha yes
terday morning.
General Smith ID. Atkins of Freeport, ILL.,.
is among the prominent Illinois people who
are in the city.
Captain Shaftner and Commander John
son of the naval force of Illinois are among
the Illinois visitors.
Lieutenant William H. Wiley of the Sec.
ond Nebraska infantry is among the re-
cruiting officers who are in the city.
DIR. E. ]. Tiedeman and wife of La Crosse
Wis, left this morning for Albion, Neb.
after visiting Mrs. Minnie Tiedeman.
Major Demeritt of New Hampshire, who Is
a member of General Merritt's STAFF, is In
Omaha on his way to the Philippines.
Captain Seebeck of the Minnesota volun.
teers passed through Omaha yesterday
enroute to San Francisco to join his com
pany.
ID. Mclean, B. C. Ferny, Frank VOL.
| colt. Gus Neaville, j. M. Barto and ]. J
| Squier are Chicago arrivals stopping at The
Barker.
w. p. Anderson, who represents the Chi.
cago Stock Yards company In the west, II
spending a few days in Omaha, visiting tn,
exposition.
Miss Ogden and Miss Umeill who hav'
been the guests of Mrs. ]. r. Buchanan
left the city last evening ror the east AM
on Saturday will leave for Europe on thu
OLDHAM.
General Sumner OF Denver. commander o
the Departments Of Colorado and the Mis-
souri,, u. S. A., is in Omaha enroute to st
Louis, where he VIII spend several days in
speeding Jefferson barracks. He will return
to Omaha.
e. S. Thatcher. formerly a member of tn
Omaha Guards and we'll known among tn
young people of Omaha. but lately In tn
services of the Union Pacific at Cheyenne
has enlisted with General Torrey's rougl
riders and will pass through Omaha wit
the company Thursday.
Nebraskans at the hotels b. w. Goodell
Kearney; Charles S. Bridge, Norfolk; j. A
Rice, Stuart: s. e. Auker. Wayne; j. l.
Sturtevant. Fullerton; S. s. Dunn, Harvard
w. j. Renin. Fremont; s. G.. Smith
Beatrice; j. Bratt. North Platte; WilliaI
w. Sheahan and wife, Coleridge; JOSEF
Jicha, j. C. Cerveni, Milligan; b. Renfelt
Papillion; X. NJ. Murphy. Columbus; +. \
Morgan Bassett; Benjamin Mexican, Fair
held; O.. M. Moore. York; Gray Norya
Seward; G. 8. Harris. Hooper; w. e. Hill
Berlin.