Omaha daily bee., 1899-07-12
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.

DR.. f. L. Warren OF Hebron is in the
city.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. E. Ford of Lyons are
in the CITY,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Nye of Fremont were
in the city Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George A. Brooks of Bazire
Mills are in the city.
Prof. f. C. Smith Of Deadwood was a
guest of the Mif1ard Tuesday.
N. S. Harding, a prominent insurance man
Of Nebraska City, is at the Millard.
| Mr. and Mrs. w. H. Nieman and daughter
| Of Schuyler are guests Of the Millard.
William Grace. builder OF the new Union
Pacific depot, is among the Millards guests
Miss Margaret Boulter is spending
couple OF weeks in Minneapolis and at Lake
Minnetonka.
Mrs. Clarkson, widow of the late Bishop
| Crarkson, has gone to Pryor Lake. Mime
| sofa, for visit.
| Mrs. John ]. o'Conner and children are
visiting in Colorado. They will be absent
| for several weeks.
Hon. T. L. Mathews, one of the republican
| leaders of the state, is here from Fremont
| on short business visit.
| Ex-Vice President A. e. Stevenson, Mrs
Stevenson and Miss Stevenson were guests
| of leading hotel Tuesday.
Judge H. S. Abbott Of Minneapolis, attor-
| ney for the Union Pacific railroad regis
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Herman Kesser Of the firm of Remington
& Kessler has gone for an outing to Buffalo,
N. Y. He went via Duluth and the Great
| lakes.
Prominent Lincoln people at the hotels
Tuesday were: S. ]. Alexander. George A.
| Adams, George F. Conoran, w. f. Currie
| and w. H. Loughridge.
Major Forrest H. Hathaway has been
| ordered to Fort Leavenworth, Kan, for
the purpose of making provision for the
quartering of a regiment of volunteers to be
organized and outfitted at that post.
Attorney John ]. O'Connor reft yester-
day for his summer vacation. He will be
gone about month and will visit Canada,
| sailing down the St. Lawrence river and
shooting the rapids. Mr.. O'Connor will also
make an extended trip into the interior with
the hope of laying low some moose which
are said to exist In the forests several hun
dred miles from Quebec.
Nebraskans at the hotels: C. r. Damn.
ster, Beatrice; John W. Trammerl, Oxford
G. F. May. Columbus; Will B. Dale. CoIum.
bus; q. Weber, Spaulding; Mrs. E. Lemon,
sidney; Fremont Everett, Lyons; NJ Mick
elson. st; Paul; T. L: Ackerman. Stanton;
William H. Belknap, Blair; A. Wait, SYRIA
cuse; j. r. Manning, Wayne; A. w. Grif-
nth, F. l.. Childs. st. Paul; Mrs. L. l.. Frost
Pender.
At the Her Grand: Philip E. Mullin, l.. D.
Wilson, Kansas City; Herman c. Freedman
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Rosenfield, G. S. Snyder, e. S. Rosenbaum
Chicago; George Newman, D. R. Mcneil
San Francisco; j. w. Hardy. st. Louis; H
A. Taylor, J. w. Parkhurst, Chicago; " H
Crusselle, Atlanta. Ca; E. ]. Seymour. p
Hollenbeck. A. w. Eberhurt James Price
Chicago; M. P. Kinkaid, O'Nel, Neb.; c. E
Baker. Beatrice, Neb.; Mrs. Mary Kelley
Robert Ryan, H. s. Freeman. Lincoln; s
James Springer, B. c. Rawley. New York
At the Mllard: H. B. Druffel, Cincinnati;
S. d. Siedenbach, w. H. Enburg, Phila-
defphia; Charles H. Sloan, Geneva; Frank
Vickers, e. p. McCaffrey, Kansas City;
Mathew H. Davidson, California; ]. Waldere
Kirk. New York; ]. B. Flynn, Des Moines
s. Cromwell, Chicago; William S. Curtis, st
Louis; Miss McKinnell, Canton; Rev. John
; W. Robinson, st. Louis; P. B. Green. Ash.
land; j. H. Ager, Lincoln; II. X. Blakes.
leer, New York; S. G. Smith, Beatrice; John
F. Stafford, ST. Louis; +. ]. Lowell, Chicago
George A. Lickiss, Arlington: Mr.. and Mrs
l.. H. Jewell, Denver; T. E. Nash, Cutialia
w. Bode, Saaz Bohemia; l.. Pierce Spo-
kane; William Steiner, West Point; George
W. Dudley. A. s. Morris. Hawleyville.