Omaha daily bee., 1899-04-30
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.

John and James Wilson OF Kearney passed
through Omaha today on their return from
Cambridge, H., where they had been called
by the death Of their mother.
Nebraskans at the hotels; w. II. Baird
Norfolk; Dr. f. II Alien, Stanford; Taylor
Wells Culbertson; Don j. Barns, Perry; r.
A. Barber, Lincoln; Ed Bonnear, Tekamah;
George +. Hene Hooper; L. c. Mcdowell,
William Cooper Crawford; II. j. McMeans,
Carson: J. NJ. Crowell. Tekamah.
At the Mllard: Henry Brown, St Louis;
G. G. Adams. John Beffor, New York; J. NJ.
Scott f. s. Simmons, Chicago: w. l.. Park
inson, Kansas City; p. D. Compton, C. H.
Palmer, Chicago; c. j. Lawson, Cedar Rap
ids; w. Il. Foley, Chicago; ". p. Courey,
Irwin: john j. Mahen, South Omaha; G. K.
Barrett, Chicago c. G. Goodman New York;
S. Jacobs, Chicago; Mr.. and Mrs. l.. G.. Grier,
| Denver; f. A. Haines, Deadwood; G. Lie
pold, st. Louis.
At the Her Grand: II. e. Fields, Chicago
Henry p Bairey, Philadelphia j. C. Rogers,
Chicago; j. II. Hullill, Chcago c. E.
Barnes, Macomb; II. l.. Childs and wife,
Chicago; w, r. Thomas, Chicago; M. A.
Price, indianapolis; John G. Linsch, New
York; II. C. Graham, York; II. T. Ward,
Tecumseh; w Chamberlain, Red Oak; r,
Z. Hall, Chicago; A. Steinberger, San Fran
cisco; Rufus w Romne, South Bend A.
d. Compton, Waterloo.
| At the Murray George o. Krurl, New
York; o. f. Ehlman, St. Louis; f. C. Harder,
New York; p. b. Thompson, Pekin; S. w.
Tatum, st. Joseph; II. Snyder, ST. Louis;
Thomas H. Britt, Chicago; ID. A. Baum, +.
Benedict, New York; II. T. Ward. Tecum-
seh d. b. Snyder Harry l.. Ware, Ports
mouth; w. L. Timms, Chicago; l. Went
WORTH A. l.. Jestor, Chicago; Tom Mac
kenzie r, II. Cotton, p. j. Hndmarsh d.
II. Lowensten, St. Louis; f. j. Seller, Rus
sci Frisbie, Sioux City; G. j. Flanagan,
| Pontiac.
Joseph Shepard. who now has his head
| quarters in Chicago and who was stationed
! here in 1857 as the agent of the United
! States Express company, is in the city,
visiting friends. Mr.. Shepard was the first
agent of the company west of the Missis-
! sppi river. In those days there were nc
| railroads through Iowa and Nebraska, and
! the company operated over the stage lines
Mr.. Shepard has been in the express busi-
ness for more than fifty years, and with the
! United States people during the whole oi
that time.
At the Klondike: A. Marshall Lindsay
! Wis; Walter Miller, Pittsburg; J. A. Com
perthwaite, Beaver Crossing, Neb; NJ. Fitz-
patrick. Sidney, Neb.; w. j. Rupert, Sioux
City; j. NJ. Roth, Hamburg, Ia. James
Jones' St. Paul, Neb.; ]. n. King, Grand
Island; Henry T. Simons, Chicago; F,
Beamsh C. D. Rover Sioux City; j. w
| Nefkin Kansas City; w. A. Ball, Fargo, n
D.; John Cowlhan, Vail, Ia; C. A. McGov-
crn Philadelphia; H. Saunders, Wahoo; A
w. Sloan, st. Louis; A. S. Colvert, Sioux
City; B. Maines, Charter Oak, la.
H. B. Kooser left with his bride for Salt
Lake City at 4:35 yesterday afternoon, and
his friends in railroad and other circles
who have given the couple so warm a well
| come to Mr.. Ko0ser's old home in Omaha
were at the depot in force to give them
a send-off that was in keeping with Their
previous hospitality. Mr.. and Mrs Koosel
held an informal reception in their car al
the rear of the train, during which theil
friends united in wishing them all happiness
in years to come. AS the train pulled out
the crowd united in rousing farewell ant
waving flags and handkcrchiefs were in evi.
dence until the train rounded the curve.