Omaha daily bee., 1899-05-17
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.

Mr.. and Mrs S w. Lindsay have gone TO
Chicago for brief visit.
r. j. Fitzpatrick, railroad contractor of
Beatrice, was in the city Tuesday
o. W. Palm and l.. w. Billingsley of Lin
coin were guests of the Murray Tuesday.
Philip Hitchcock, prominent railroad
man of Buffalo is a guest of the Millard.
II. Il. owen railroad contractor of Nor
folk was a guest of the Murray Tuesday.
Frank White ex-United States marshal,
is in the city from his home at Plattsmouth.
The Rev. T. j. Mackay has returned from
weeks visit to Kearney and Central City.
Hon. John McColl OF Lexington is in the
city transacting business and visiting
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles T. Meal of Lincoln
were guests of one of the leading hotels
Tuesday.
Edward Rosewater, editor of The Bee, is
in Chicago attending the Associated Press
meeting.
Andrew j. butcher leaves for Manila
Wednesday with Captain Baxter as private
secretary.
Politician of Plattsmouth spent Tuesday in
the city.
II. NJ. Puffer, a prominent merchant of
Valley, spent Tuesday in the city, a guest of
the Murray.
r. C. Outcalt, member of South Omaha
commission firm, was among the Murray's
guest Tuesday.
William r. King superintendent of con-
struction at the Ames beet sugar factory. is
a guest of the Millard.
X. e. Rogers a prominent lumber
merchant of Keokuk was in the city yes
terday, a guest of the Murray
Among the Murray's commercial guests
| Tuesday were c. c. Burt. Portsmouth, o.;
H. Wetsler Milwaukee, and Milton Shutz,
Chicago.
C. II. de Zevallos OF Nashville. Tenn, is
at the Her Grand. He is here for the pur
pose of renewing the concession for the giant
see-saw which he held last year.
Robert A. Clapp, Fairbury attorney. is
in the city attending federal court for the
purpose of looking after the three Fairbury
men who charged with counterfeiting.
General John Bates, who has been assigned
to duty in the Philippines will arrive in the
city today and will remain tilr Thursday.
His aid-de camp, Captain Smiley, arrived
here Tuesday.
j. r. Dunn, stationed in Omaha during the
exposition last summer to represent the
United States customs service, who has been
in the city ever since, left for San Francisco
Tuesday, where he was sent by the depart
ment.
John P. Hills of Greencastle, Ind, the
well known singer was in the city a short
time as guest of his cousin. j. c. Hills OF
a prominent evangelist and was returning
from Denver to Chicago
Congressman Mercer was expected to ar
rive in the city Tuesday. but as none of his
friends have heard from him they are of
the opinion that he is returning from Wash
ington by way of Minneapolis, where he has
friends, and that he will stay there few
days before coming to Omaha.
Mr.. and Mrs. James NJ. Mcclure and
daughter of st. Paul will make their home
in the city for the next few weeks. They
are living at the Millard. Mr.. Mcclure is
civil engineer experimenting the construc
tion of stone bridge work along the st. Paul,
Minneapolis e Omaha railroad He has
charge of similar work on the Wisconsin
and Minnesota branches of the road and is
engaged at present on a bridge near Cal
houn.
At the Murray: H. f. owen. Norfolk; Mr..
and Mrs Ludwick, New York; E. Holland,
Chicago A. H. Wolf and Ben Wolf, Chi
cago; C. C. Burt, Portsmouth; j. r.
Wheeler, Dunlap; C. Z. Scarr South Omaha;
Sor A, Arons, New York; H. NJ. Bostwick,
Woodbine; George Hearne, Council Bluffs
cago; F. C. Read, New York; j. H. Nc
Hugh, Manhattan; j. C. F, Bush and Thomas
Crawford Wahoo; E. j. Dykns, Chicago
J. Draper, Alton; T. B. Draper, Red Oak,
At the Klondike F. w. Jones. Trenton;
]. w. Skinner Baldwin, Neb. Royal
NIdlLutNS, tTedl fdllS, hOnl'i T. r. ouy lei,
Butte, Neb,; Glen Adams, Augusta, Ga;
J. Roth and n. j. Olsen, Bassett Neb.; Frank
Jones, Wayne, Neb.; f. Carlson. Oakland,
Neb.; w. J. King, Cedar Rapids, Ia; +.
Nicholson, Norfolk, Neb.; o. E. Buchanan
and j. A. Carter Craig, Neb.; H. C. Stewart
Tekamah, Neb.; George Il, Cross Sio TX
City; j. NJ. Nelso, Pender, Neb.; Sam john
son, Essex, Ia; Clara f. Ferguson, Willard,
Neb; Henry Ross, Louisville, Neb.; G. b.
NJ. Alter and j. II. Becker Persia, Ia; NJ.
Allen, Sioux City.
At the Milard George A. Ballard, New
York; j. G. Bryant, Boston; S, B. Edwards,
New York; T.. b. Pope, St. Louis; Charles
c. Martin, Kansas City; w. b. Stevens New
York; E. A. Tyler Chicago p b. Mum,
New York; H. W. Sparks Chicago; w, e.
Conklyn, Cincinnati Max Marcus, Chicago;
John w. Keeshar, New York; C. L. Hillary
st. Louis; A. Stadeker Chicago; w. d. Brcn,
New York; John Campbell, Chicago; ].
Stein, Chicago; N. S. Harding. Nebraska
City; Charles NJ. Moe, New York; H. c.
Stumb Des Moines; Phil Hitchcock Buffalo;
j. G. Thompson, Chicago; f. w. Shea, East
Liverpool; p. Woodmansee, Des Molnes;
Alfred Magnus and James Heffern, Chicago;
II. L. Crook, Des Moines; WIFI r. King,
New York.
Nebraskans at the hotels: A. r. Talbot
|. j. Alexander, Lincoln; c.. e, Tibbetts H.
C. Welch, Beatrice; Marion Powell, Indian
ola; w. II, Thompson. Grand Island; j. r.
Alton, j. r. Alton, jr, Grand Island; A, j.
Gustin, Kearney; o. A. Cooper, Humboldt;
r, G.. Strong, Pender; A. b. Beard, Kimball;
Robert b. Beer, Stromsburg; Frank d. Mills
Osceola Mrs, George Pardey, Republican
City; II. c. Rountree Lincoln; ]. W. Crab
tree, Lincoln; f. w. Barber, Hastings; w
II. Love, Tekamah; T. l., Ackerman. Stan
tom G. II. Ransom, Bancroft; E, l.. Des-
hago Superior; w, H. Decamp Clearwater;
Harry L. Keefe, Bancroft; j, C. Hedges
Hastings; Robert Deal, A. Beard, Kimball;
T. l.. Hoellworth, Greeley; X. b. Wood
Friend; Charles l.. HauX, Grand Island; T.
l.. Sloan, Pender,
AT the Her Grand: l. H. Combs, New
York; Paul Baer, Chicago; C. w. Green
Kansas City; Leonard Benton and w. e.
Clark and son, New York Fl. C. Buhman
Chicago; G. b. Ramsay, j. f. Hartsough f.
II. Bryant and w. II, McGee, Kansas City;
H. S. Thompson, Chicago; NJ. f. Roberts and
wife, Burlington; H. S, Hull Kansas City;
Walter r. Atwater, Iowa City; John f. Stat
ford, ST. Louis; Charles r, Cady and wife
New York G. j. Harris and wife, LaPorte;
D. j. Sinclair, St. Louis; w. f. Spoon, Nor
folk; w. o. Temple and family, South Da-
kota j. A. Stearns, New York; John Toole,
Cleyeland f. A. Wind. ST. Louis C. j.
Phelps, Schuyler; Charles Riggs, Chicago;
NJ. L. Madden, Boston, Fred W Ransom
Kansas City; George jenkins, Dubuque;
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