Omaha daily bee., 1899-05-20
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.

Judge GILES of Tekamah is in town.
| W. E. Sharp of Aurora was in town Fri
| day.
A. O. Faulkner of Lincoln was in the city
| Friday.
F. p. Wendon, manager of the Bostonians
is at the Her Grand
John S. Sherry, a prominent attorney of
St. Louis, is in Omaha
| Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Cole of Culbertson
are visiting in the city.
A. r. Talbot of Lincoln, an official of the
Woodmen of the World. IS IN the city.
Senator NJ l.. Hayward of Nebraska City
is in the city, a guest of the Millard
r. f. Ralston of the Ralston- Paige soap
works, Rock Island, is a guest of the Muir
ray.
f Sonnenschein, a prominent real estate
dealer of West Point is registered at The
Millard.
Among the Murray's commercial guests
are c. Y. Lucas of Chicago and l.. r. Cram
of Chical,>.
w. ii. Curtis of the firm of Curtis g.
Warren, woolen dealers, Chicago, is a guest
of the Murray.
A. B. Noble, prominent real estate owner
of Hamburg, is in the city on business. He
is a guest of the Murray.
Robert Z. Drake the bridge contractor,
returned Friday from business trip through
the state, He is at the Millard.
William r. King of New York, construc-
tion engineer of the Ames beet sugar fac
tory, is among the Milard's guests
John Roe, owner of extensive iron works
at Allegheny, Pa is in the city on bust
ness. He is registered at the Millard.
o. G. Hamilton, secretary of the Sugar
trust recently organized Is In the city IN
business. He is among the Millard's ar
rivals
Colonel j, r. Lane of Davenport n prom
inent attorney and member of congress from
the Second district, was a guest of the Muir
ray Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. NJ. Favor of New York,
accompanied by their daughter Miss Bessy
Favor, Will be guests of the Milard next
week. They will play an engagement at the
Creighton Orpheum.
Among the Mllards commercial guests
are w. f. Adams of Chicago and NJ T..
Meyer of the same city. Mr., Meyer is ac-
companied by his wife, who is travelling
through the west for the first time.
R. S. Hair, travelling passenger agent of
the Lake Michigan and Lake Superior
Transportation company, perhaps the larg-
est inland steamship line in the world is
in the city. His headquarters are in Chi
CagI.
c. d. Wheelock, representing the Douglas
Shoe company, is guest of the Murray,
Mr.. Wheelock enjoys the distinction of earn
ing the largest salary paid to shoe salesmen
$4,000 a year and a commission. He has
been selling shoes in the west for thirty
years.
William Darrell, member of a large manu-
featuring firm OF Dublin, Ireland, was a
guest Of the Millard Friday. Mr. Darrell
is personally supervising the introduction Of
his goods in this country and is engaged in
extending his trade through the western
states. He feft in the evening for the Pa
cific coast
Nebraskans at the hotels: g. w. Segnell
Lincoln; c. II. Rudge, James Tyler, Lin
coin; w Collins, Wahoo; Z. A. searles
North Platte; Kasson Miller West Liberty;
j. NJ. Doyle, Hastings; John Bunt Fremont:
Charles S. Fowler, North Bend; j. ]. Meliek,
Neigh; II. p. Gibbs, Fort Madison; Charles
Stuart Sam Earnest. Gordon; George f.
Palmer, Crawford; p. J. Sullivan. Friend;
r. w. Fisk Lincoln; A. f. Langdon, Pa
pilioni Charles c. CrowI Randolph; w. A.
Doggett. Lineolni S. J. Weeks. oNeill; H.
d. Miles, Hastings,