Omaha daily bee., 1898-07-01

DIR. Peabody went to Lincoln yesterday.
John Adams of Pasadena, Cal, is an
Omaha visitor.
a. C. Favcy and wife OF Ogden, Utah,
are exposition visitors.
G, A. Korrderffer and wife of New Or
leans are exposition visitors.
w. +. Kirkhart and wife of Des Moines,
Ia, are stopping at the Barker.
Miss Carita Curtis left for Lake Okoboji
on Thursday, to spend the summer.
D.. NJ. Wolf, wife and daughter of Lin
coin are stopping at the Barker.
l.. J. Green and C. c. Denny of Rock
Island are registered at the Barker.
Rev. Florence Kollock Crooker of Boston,
Mass, is visiting Mrs. Mary q. Andrews.
w. Comstock of Oakdale and A. G. Van
Petten of Sterling are guests at the Bar
ker.
Miss Leila Potter. with the Minneapolis
chorus, is visiting her cousin, c. a. Pot
ter. She will remain until Friday night.
n. r. Birdsong of Monroe. La, and DR.. /.
p. Birdsong of Edwards, Miss, arrived in
Omaha this morning to visit the exposition.
Fred and William Rawitzer of the North
Bridge wooden mills, North Bridge, Mass,
have been visiting their sister, Mrs. Henry
Heitfeldt of this city.
Judge Fawcett left last night for Wiscon-
sin, where, during the next three weeks, he
will put in his time on a farm in the vicin-
iy of Havel Green, a little town n few miles
from Galena, Ill.
A Raymond a. Whitcomb party, consisting
of twenty seven women from the New Eng
land states, arrived in Omaha yesterday
from the west and will visit the eXpoSi-
ton two days before returning east.
Lieutenant Charles II. Carmody, u. s.
A., who has been stationed at Dubuque,
Ia, as superintendent of the work of rip
rapping the banks OF the Mississippi river
at that point, has returned to Omaha under
orders.
Rev. d. d. Burt, the new pastor of the
First Christian church, has arrived and for
the present is making his home with Judge
and Mrs. Slabaugh at Fortieth and Dodge
streets. This evening Rev. Burt will be
rendered a reception at Judge Slabaugh's
home, Rev. Burt. who succeeds Rev. Vaw-
ter. was formerly state evangelist of the
Christian church in Nebraska.
DR.. Edward A. Allen. professor of Eng
lish in the University of Missouri. who is
in Omaha to attend the Educational con-
gross, expresses himself as being greatly
pleased with the exposition and surprised
at its magnitude. DR.. Allen thinks the eX-
position particularly beautiful at night and
| will remain after the close of the congress
to give the big show a thorough looking
over.
Nebraskans at the hotels: NJ. McBeth,
Greeley; j. #. Mercy, Mrs. l.. d. Fore
hand, Miss Efe Forehand, George w
Brown, Mrs. G. w. McGill, Kearney; N.
j. Renin. Scott Wall, N. w. Preston, J. w.
Subart, c.. NJ. Bliss, Mrs. T.. S. Harris IN,
Fremont; f. W. Renkin, Hooper; C. b.
Young and children, Stanton, f. w. Bar
Der, Hastings; w. II. Pitzer. Plattsmouth;
Will Holdridge, Alliance: Charles o. Ross,
North Platte; H.. C. Rountree, J. C, Dahl
man. Lincoln: +. M. Bowlin. Randolph
A. b. Carlson. AXtell: NJ. Il. Fuller, Schuy-
Ter; Mrs. Emma Adams, George j. Adams
Fullerton; Myrtle a. Brooks, Della Fletcher
Seward: Charles Il. Baker, Beatrice; IL
Bohn, Grand Island; II. II. Squires, j. S
Squires, Broken Bow: n. J.. Taylor, Nor
folk; l.. w. Snow. David City; j. S. Mes
bit and wife, Waterloo: John NJ. Fitch
| patrick, Hebron; Charles w. Haley, Red
Cloud; Fred Sonnenschein, West Point.