Omaha daily bee., 1898-08-16

w. NJ. Meek of Denver is stopping at the
Willard.
N. b.. Updike of Harvard, Neb., is at the
Willard.
A. Thompson Rel of Santiago, Chilli, is in
the city.
T. Y. Anderson of Birmingham, Ala, is
in the city.
R. w. Bliss of Chicago is stopping at
the Willard.
C. A. Diamond of St. Louis is a guest at
tho Willard.
at the Millard.
Lee Spratlin returned from Chicago yes
terday morning.
Miss Edith Downs Of Rockford, ILL.,, is
stopping at the Willard.
Mrs. George F. West left for a %sojourn at
Bay City, Mich. on Sunday.
C. ]. Ashlin, wife and daughter from Lon
don, England, are at the Willard.
]. C. Root and wife have gone on a six
weeks pleasure trip to California.
L. A. Ireland and D. Casalelly of Rock
port, Wyo., are exposition visitors.
County Clerk Haverly is expected to re-
turn today from his visit to Cozad, Neb.
Mrs. Ashlin, Miss Ashlin and C. j. Ashlin,
all of London, Eng, are exposition visitors.
George l.. Belcher and wife of Carroll
ton, Mo, have a suite of rooms at the Mil
lard.
DR.. Frank w. Whittemore and James
Terry of New Haven, Conn, are Omaha
visitors.
Miss Grace Yandervoort and Miss Della
Day have returned from a two weeks outing
at Lake Bluf, Ill.
7. C. Haynes and Fred McNally of Rand
McNally & Co., Chicago, are in the city tc
see the exposition.
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of All Nations, returned from an eastern
trip on Monday morning.
John Collins, Mrs. Collins. Miss Lena Col.
Inns and Ted Collins, all of Helena, Mont.
are visiting the exposition.
Jacob j. Kern, eX-state attorney FOL
Chicago, and Judge George Trude are Chi.
cago visitors at the exposition,
Mrs. W. f. Moore and Miss Amelit
Wilkes of Toledo, o., are visiting with Mis-
Owens, 1927 North Seventeenth street.
Mrs. w. l.. Rich and Mrs. Laura b. Griflr
Of Eaton Rapids, Mich, are the guests o
Assistant Postmaster J. l.. Woodland an,
family.
Smiley n. Chambers OF indianapolis, form
erly United States district attorney for til
district of Indianapolis, is in Omaha, takin
in the exposition.
Mrs. Charles II. Swift, Mrs, Charles A
Hasbrouck, Frank McNair and Harold II
SWllL make up u party OF chicago peopl
who are in Omaha.
George Frazier, Al Rice, George Allen, \
A. Rosenbaum, William Murphy, G. Green
and George Hurst OF Buffalo Bins vii
West are in the city.
d. +. Smith and Harry Gardner OF VII
~sonyille are among the eXcursionists VIII
cam in last night on the special train frol
ST. Francis, Kan, and Wilsonyille, Neb.
Clerk Charles f. Winter OF the count
court will take a two weeks vacation, whic
! he will devote to organizing a plan of can
1 paign for the Nebraska League OF Reput
lican Clubs, Of which he is president. II
will go TO Hastings first to confer with Sec
rotary Ed Mock OF the league.
I Postmaster Martin has returned from
three weeks visit at North Weymouth
summer. Mr., Martin says that there al
T comparatively few people spending their Vi
! cations on the seashore this year and TIL
there is not the general air of returnir
: prosperity in the east that prevails through
out the west,
: Nebraskans at hotels: NJ. II. Noble, Gil
y bon; II. c, Burner, Geneva; c. r. Mummi
: and son, Newman Grove; J. A, Simpso
! Auburn; William Nelk, Dan Grow, Lor
, City: c.. p. Underwood, T. r. McDonal
Danbury; Ben Roberts, Gordon; Ed Ha
{ McCook; J. W. Welpton, Mabel Welpto
Ogalalla; Mrs, a. II. Bowen, Hastings;
y +. Ankeny, Alliance; John G. MaheT, Cha
!. ron; f. G. Gerecke, Norfolk, J, c. Dab
y man. Lincoln; c. S. Hayes, Norfolk; w.
5 Whitmore, Valley; J. ]. LANCER, Wilbur
II b, updike, Harwood.