Omaha daily bee., 1898-07-20
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.

NJ. H. Beck, Milwaukee, is at the Mil
lard.
Miss jeanette Gregg is visiting friends in
Nicola, la.
R. A. Wells and wife, Chicago, are Mil
lard guests.
r. B. Carten is registered at the Willard
from Chicago.
j. A. Testman of Dallas, Tex, is a guest
at the Barker.
G.. Loppens of Nurpelt, Belgium, is an
Omaha visitor.
Superintendent Pearse has gone to Chi
cago on business.
DR.. C. F. House and wife of Painsville,
O., are exposition visitors.
G. B. Harris, a prominent mining man
of Deadwood, is in the city.
Miss Mary Elgin left Omaha yesterday
for a visit at Waukomis, o. T.
r. II. Homer is a prominent guest at the
Millard, registered from Wyoming.
j. S. Bentley, general agent of the Bur-
lington at Deadwood, is in the city.
G. II. Mills and wife and Mr.. b.. Dill are
Millard, guests, registered from Tampa. Fla.
A. Gosh, G.. II. Geddes and Louis Welt, all
OF Grand Island, are taking in the exposi-
ton.
Mrs. w. w. Chapman of Ouray, Colo, is
in the city. the guest OF Mrs. l.. ID. Davis,
Karbach block.
Miss Elizabeth A. Sharp of Tacoma.
Wash, Is visiting Mrs. Herbert Sharp, 2404
st. Mary's avenue.
Bishop J. l.. Nicholson, Leo Nicholson.
jr, and Miss Hopkins arrived in Omaha
yesterday from Milwaukee.
]. S. Bentley, general agent for the B. &
NJ. at Deadwood, accompanied by Mrs. Bent
ley, is visiting the exposition.
Mayor Thomas c.. Lawler OF Gladstone,
Mich, was an interested spectator OF the
council proceedings last night.
j. s. Keane of San Francisco, Cal, C.
e. Galloway Of Pueblo, Colo, and Oscar
Hicks of Lake Benton, Mimi, are Barker
guests.
Charles d. Thompson left last evening
for Beatrice, Neb., on business. He is ac-
companied by his wife. They will return
Thursday.
NJ. C. Hughes, II. C. Turner and A. G.
Baird OF Burlington, Ia, are spending a few
days in the exposition city and stopping at
the Barker.
Mrs. G. F. Swift, Mrs. r. NJ. Swift, Miss
Maude Clendening and Miss Annie Patti
son Of Chicago came to Omaha yesterday
morning to visit the exposition.
Councilman Frank j. Burnley was
granted a three weeks leave of absence by
the council last night. He will take a trip
to the Straits of Mackinac.
Judge Munger of the federal court, Clerk
III dih Dtpuly tilltu oldltS MARSHAL
Holman started last night for Lake Wash
ington, MINI, where they will fish for a
few days.
T. p. Mahoney OF the quartermaster's
office OF the Department of the Missouri
left for Philadelphia last night with
the remains of Mrs. Jones, wife OF Major
Jones who is in the Philippines with the
army. From Philadelphia the body will be
sent to Tamaqua, Pa, where the inter
ment will take place.
George l.. Hoffman, a prominent attorney.
and his two daughters of Mount Carroll
Ill, are viewing the attractions OF the eE-
position, with which they express much sat
isfaction, and will remain some days guests
OF w. n. Mason, 1924 Cass street. MIR.
Hoffman says they have allotted the time
heretofore devoted TO seaside summer re-
sorts to see Omaha and the exposition.
Nebraskans at the hotels: Il. +. Hicks.
]. p. Mann, O'Neill; j. II. Hitch, Geneva:
Il. p, Sweeny, Alliance; Ira d. Marston,
Kearney: A. +. Wells, wife and children.
Oakland; Henry N. Cunning. George T..
Burr, Lincoln; Mrs. j. Il. Boquet, Miss
Bertha wager, Nebraska City; w. IL. But
terrified and son, Norfolk; Il. S. Lewis. NJ.
A. Fugate, Dalton Fugate, Elba; A. Jor-
gensen, ST. Paul; George Scoulard, SUI
peTlsr; T. Kruger, Neigh: J. T. Houson,
Fremont; X. NJ. Thompson. Sutton. w. Il.
Coivin, Rawlet; +. S. Johnson and wife,
University Place; C. G.. Roane and Wife,
Campbelli ]. w. flanders, Arcadia