Omaha daily bee., 1899-06-15
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.

ItSSNH- 49,
w D. Oldham OF Kearney is in the city.
p. H. Miller, a prominent Crete banker,
| is in town
Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. Tower OF Pueblo are
visiting in the city.
DR.. A. Bear and daughter OF Norfolk are
visiting in the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Wells OF Palmer are
among the Millard's guests.
w. H. Alexander left for a southern and
| western trip Tuesday evening.
| Mr. and Mrs. NJ A. White and family of
| Valley were in the city Tuesday.
| E. L. Calkins, the Kearney attorney, is
among the Mlrards guests today.
| Mr.. and Mrs E. M Brandon of Brandons
| vile, ILL.,, are visiting friends in the city.
| j. E. Ross, superintendent of the Indian
| Industrial school at Geneva, is in the city.
| T. H. Miller, banker at Crete, accom-
panied by his son James, is visiting in
| Omaha.
Among prominent Lincoln people in town
Wednesday are A. G. Ricketts, and j. b.
| Meserve.
A. C. Holfhll Of Los Angeles is in the city
| looking after CALIFORNIA; interest at the
| exposition.
Mrs. II. Merriam Steele of Waterbury,
| Conn., left for home yesterday afternoon
after brief visit in Omaha.
]. D. Bates of Liverpool Eng, is visiting
| places Of interest in the city. Mr. Bates is
| taking a transcontinental tour.
Mr. and Mrs. S. F. Biddle, William F.
Harris and Mrs. w. Harris of Washington
were in the city Wednesday, having stopped
f! on trip to the Pacific coast.
| f. A. Vanderlip, assistant secretary OF the
| United States treasury, will arrive in the
| city this morning from the east and Will
| remain here until this evening
George Willing and wife of Broken Bow
were in the city Tuesday. taking part in the
| closing exercises at Brownell Hall, where
! their daughter has been student.
| C. NJ. Riggs of Beatrice passed through
| Omaha Wednesday on his way home. He
| was returning from Champaign, ILL.,, where
| he had been attending the funeral OF his
| mother.
| George E. Haskell OF Lincoln wholesale
produce dealer, was in the city Wednesday.
| With him were w. S. Riley of Rochester
and H. w. Hart of Chicago, both in the
! same line of business.
A. D. Beemer of Beemer was in Omaha
| Wednesday enroute to Missouri. He was
feeling happy over the feat of his daughter
| in capturing the gold medal in the class in
English at Brownen Hall.
| DR.. w. H. Hanchett and daughter, Miss
| Hope Hanchett, left yesterday for an extend
| ed eastern trip. They will visit Boston and
| New York and after spending some time in
New England will return by way of Wash
! ington. They will be absent several weeks.
Dr. Hanchett will attend the National Med
ical society at Atlantic City, n j., and take
part in the program
| William e. Amin, well known Washing
ton newspaper correspondent, is In Omaha
for few days, making his headquarters at
the Omaha club. Although he says he is on
his way west to recuperate his health, he
| never looked better physically than he does
He is spending his time in Omaha renewing
| acquaintance with the host of friends made
when he was connected with the editorial
| staff of The Bee before he removed to the
national capital.
At the Mrlard: H. c. Ham, Liberty;
| George c. Munson, j. l.. Barr, Denver; Ben
Lesser, New York; w. H, Klopp, Chicago;
F. G. Smith, Kansas City; e. w. Furbush,
| Boston; w. Worman, Dayton; II. r. Drake,
| Chicago; Ellen A. Hanson, Glenwood; c. NJ.
Sanford, Kansas City A. T. Holder, St.
Joseph; H. Manegod, William II. Meyer,
| Milwaukee; O. NJ Bosworth, st. Joseph; H.
C. Tuttle, New York; Charles II. Boiler,
Rochester, S. A. Breeding. Philadelphia; II.
A. Koln, e. ]. Adams, Pittsburg; Arthur e.
Harl, Minneapolis.
Nebraskans at the hotels; w. T. Auld,
Red Cloud; Ira Mallory North Patte W.
| r. Morse, Clarks p, II. Miller and son,
Crete; W. G. Whitmore and family, Val
ley; John Thomson. Fremont; j. E. Dor
sinner Central City; George C. Gillian,
w. Young Stanton; H. A. Schneider, Cedar
Creek; /. j. Smucker, Fremont; F. T.,
Valentine, Aurora; w. d. Dashmett, Kent
Peter johnson, Curtis; j. A. Rice, Stuart;
A. N. Baker, Grand Island; f. Nelson,
Curtis; R. w. Fisk Lincoln; o. NJ. Collins,
| Neigh; John Mckenzie, Madrid; |. j. Muir
man. ]. B. Nuhrman Nelson; Frank Sud
beck, H. ]. Sudbeck. Harrington; l., Wach-
ter, Herman; S, b scace, Wayne
At the Her Grand; Il. II. McClevey, New
York; C. B. Parish, St. Joseph; f. w. Scott
Chicago; NJ, d. Newman, Philadelphia;
James Monahan. Lincoln; William Buck,
st. Louis; o. A, Smaley, Chicago w. f..
Hammond and Wife St Louis; b. p. Angelr
Chicago; l.. p, sigsbee New York; II. L.
Ferdinand Houck. St. Louis; n. S. Har-
wood, Lincoln; E. E. Frisbie Elgin; c. Y
Lucas, Chicago; ]. w. Haywood, Mime
spolis; w. ]. Donovan, Des Moines; j, Il.
Blenkiron. Bancroft; A. f. Williams, Hast
ings; C. A. Stukenholtz, Nebraska City; II.
s. Winston, Philadelphia; w. w. Erskine,
San Francisco; Cornelia Davis, Theory
Davis and Isabel C. Davis. Auburn, n. Y.
Mr. Max Morris, national secretary
treasurer of the Retail Clerks union, is in
the city and is being entertained by the
local union. No. 220. Tuesday night Mr..
Morris, together with a delegation from
the local union. visited the South Omaha
union, No. 25O and last evening visit was
paid to Council Bluffs. This even
Temple by the local union and an oppor
tunity offered to the members to get nc-
quainted with the guest. Mr. Morris is
+ prominent labor leader OF Colorado and
during the last session Of the legislature Of
that state headed the movement for the
passage OF an eight hour law, The bill was
passed, but was vetoed by the fusion
governor.