Omaha daily bee., 1899-05-10
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.

Mr. and Mrs. H. S. Fuller of York were
in the city Tuesday.
Ex-senator w. " Allen of Madison is in
the city visiting friends.
Mrs. j. T. McCready of Buffalo, N. Y, is
registered at the Millard
E. w. Houghton of Galva, ILL.,, is among
the arrivals at the Millard.
Milton Powell, manager of the Her Grand,
has returned from trip to Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. D. Lynch OF Lincoln
were guests of the leading notels Tuesday.
w. D. Rumor, a prominent merchant of
Alliance, was a guest of the Murray Tues
day.
H. B. Woodruff of the Markell hotel sys-
tenn has a position as casnfer at the Millard
hotel.
Walter e. Atwater, prominent insurance
man Of Iowa City, was guest OF the Mil
lard Tuesday.
Edward l.. Massie, a prominent attorney
of Kansas City, was among the Millard's
guests Tuesday.
A. H. Tarbet and wife, accompanied by
Miss Elise Geoghegan of New York, are
guests at the Millard.
r. B. Schneider OF Fremont, chairman of
the State Republican Central committee,
was in the city Tuesday
A. NJ. Lynn, Pittsburg, travelling auditor
of the Western Waterworks system, was
guest Of the Millard Tuesday.
l.. w. Shurtleff of Ogden, Utah, secretary
OF the Utah commission of the Transmits
sippi Exposition, is at the Her Grand,
Russell Thorpe, jr.. of Lusk, Wyo, son OF
the wealthy cattleman of that name, was
among the Murrays guests Tuesday.
]. B. Dinsmore, member OF the State
Board OF Agriculture, Is guest of the
Murray, having come from sutton Monday.
c. w. Forester of Chicago, western
inf nP ha IIniOD
was in the city Tuesday, guest OF the Mil
lard
C. Zuckriegel is in the city inspecting the
furniture and steam heating in the new post
Office building. He comes here as an em-
ploye of the Treasury department
Mr.. and Mrs A. II. Tarbett, accompanied
by Miss Geoghegan of New York were in
the city Tuesday They were on their way
to Colorado, where Mr.. Tarbett has large
mining interests.
Ex- Senator william V. Allen and ex-
Governor Holcomb are visitors In Omaha
The former is on his way from the north
western part OF the state where he has
been holding court
A. A. Graham OF the Burlington railroad
company gave lunch at the Milard to
party of friends from South Omaha yester-
day. They were G. S. Felch, j. Humpal, A,
#. Stryker, Ivor Thomas. T. g. Hazefl, G..
Iyerson.
Corporal Elmer Day, son OF n J. Day Vi
this city, has returned from Cuba, where
he served for a time in the recent war with
Spain. When the war broke out and the
call for volunteers was issued young Day
was in Indiana and enlisted in the one Hun
dred and Sixty-firs regiment OF that state
Since the close OF the war he has been sta
| toned in Havana,
Nabraskans at the hotels; d. w. Fay,
Wahoo; j. S. Hoagland, ]. j. Hallgan, h. e.
Haskell, North Platte; II. b. Read, New
| Mexico; M. p. Mcdonald Kearney; j. A.
Tulies, Red Cloud A. w. Curtis, Chadron :
John Snider, Republican City; 7. j. Tay-
lor WILDER; j. NJ. Black, Bloomington j.
S. Hartmann, A. w. Buffum. Tecumseh; E'
j. Jackson, Blair; L. p. Byers, Valley; Dr.
]. E. Britton, Elwood; II. C. spaulding
Ord; II. c. Armstrong, Alliance; James II.
Cook. Rayville; Mrs. II. C. Bruner, Genoa;
E. H. Luikart, Norfolk; Alex Gardiner
George NJ Springer, Valley; William v
Allen, Madison: Knox Triple, Lincoln; L. d.
Richards, r. B. Schneider Fremont; !. NJ
Forrest, Pender; IL. S. Manyiile, Fremont