Omaha daily bee., 1899-09-02
Frank r. sosey and wife, accompanied by


A. n. Ihacher, a prominent merchant Of
Valentine, Is in the city on business.
J. Ross, clerk at the Her Grand, has gone
to st. Louis to remain for four days.
Chief of Police Martin White returned this
morning from a weeks trip to Chicago.
w. A. Paxton left for the east Friday
afternoon to be gone until October l.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Evans have returned
from a four months visit in Salt Lake City.
George F.. Palmer, deputy United States
marshal at Crawford, was in town Thurs
day.
State Senator Currie of Broken Bow
passed through Omaha yesterday on his way
east.
T. B.. Norris and family have returned
from a four weeks visit at their home in
Virginia.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. H.. Davies have returned
from a four weeks stay among the lakes
and the east. 3ss
I. R. Andrews and family have returned
from Hot Springs, where they have been
spending the summer.
Miss Anna Mel. Miss Mary E. McGra
and M. ]. McGra of Newcastle, Wyo., are
among the exposition visitors.
Mark A.. Pollock of this city, who has
spent the last year In the Krondike, has
arrived at San Francisco on his way to
Omaha.
Exposition visitors registered at the Tier
Grand are: Mr.. and Mrs. c.. M. Buck of st.
Louis and Mr.. and Mrs. F. o.. Barber of
Chicago.
Mrs. Wilder Harding. wife Of the assist
ant city passenger agent OF the Missouri
Pacific, accompanied by her young son, Is
visiting in st. Joseph.
A. S. Towar, deputy paymaster general of
the United States army, left Friday after
noon for Manila. His private secretary. ii.
w. Chace, accompanied him.
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the last Legislature, was in Omaha yester-
day attending to business connected with
the Pollard fruit farm at Nehawka, where
he lives.
Police Commissioner Collins is entertain
Ing as his guests. his brother, J. B. Col
Inns, and wife of Louisville, KY, ]. B. Col
Inns is secretary of the Louisville Water
company.
Harry B. Groves, manager Of the Ne
braska Telephone company at Plattsmouth,
was in the city Friday to see some OF his
friends and to take a cursory glance at
the exposition.
Isaac Smith and H. o. Wade OF Bradford
are at the Her Grand. They are prominent
capitalists and will remain in Omaha for a
week to see the exposition.
At the Her Grand: H. r. House, Boston
E. E. Spangler, McCook; J. ]. Lucas. Chi
cago; Isaac Smith, o. II. Wade, Bradford,
England, Ut. M. ftelem, ollVeruale, ENG
land; Mrs. q. Tucker. Ivan Williams, Den
yer; Harry T. jenkins. Chicago; N. e.
Clarkson, New York; r. A. Swain, Chicago;
Mrs. L. Redston, San Francisco; A.. F.
Miner, Chicago; j. e. Hoban, Kansas City;
Miss Furman, Ida Grove; William A. Wight
man, New York; C. M. Buck and wife, st.
Louis; r. o. Barber. wife and boy. Chicago;
j. G. Edwards, Wyoming; H.. F. Miller, st.
Joseph; II. Hart. Cincinnati; H. Fl. Gabel,
Kansas City; William Eynow, Edgemont;
r. C. Power, Grand Rapids; H.. Koehler,
Kansas City; j. NJ. Doesburg, Milwaukee;
p. d. Lonergan, st. Louis.
At the Millard: Mrs. j. l.. Davis, Kan
sas City; w. H. Whelan, D.. X. Harris,
Burlington; Max Klouber. New York; Rose
Snyder, Waterloo; Sadie Henderson, Kitty
Stratton, Wahoo; Lena Roberts,, Bradford;
Herman Kind. New York; j. M. Grace, H.
sheeler, Chicago; A. G. Courtney, New
York; NJ. C. Brainard, Des Moines; Robert
Crothers, Chicago: Louis w. Larson, New
York; Mrs. l.. b.. White, Chicago; f. w.
Taylor, Buffalo; Charles f. Meek, Philadel-
phia; M. C. Barrows, wife and daughter,
Douglas, Wyo.; f. w. Wilder, Chicago; NJ.
s. Waller. Sheridan; l.. Schilsky, New York;
w. H. Kenna, Chicago; H.. r. Gragg, Chi
cago; Zera Snow, Portland; c. G. Yates,
Chicago; George B.. Hersche, Chicago; Mrs.
G. L. Plat and children, Beatrice; Alt T.
Ringing, Chicago.