Omaha daily bee., 1899-06-06

]. H Stirling of Exeter spent Monday in
the city.
o. B. Manvile of Tilden is in town on
business.
Rev. j. T. Roache of David City was in the
city Monday
DR.. j. T. Lord and family reft Saturday
for short visit in the west.
Rev. ]. 7. Roche of David City was in the
city Sunday visiting friends.
Matt Daugherty, prominent politician Of
Sidney, was in the city Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. D. Cavalle, jr., of Ne
Orleans were in the city Monday.
NJ. A. Hartizar. one Of Hastings leading
attorneys, in in the city on business.
L. Llewelyn Jones, a prominent lawyer of
Anthony, Kan, is in the city on business.
L. w. Shurtleff of Ogden, Utah, is at the
Millard, while looking after exposition
matters.
Judge L. w. Shurteff of the United States
court at Ogden was a guest of the Milard
Monday.
H. R. Drake member of large Chicago
book and stationery company, is among the
Millard's arrivals.
Miss Gertrude Rush is lying seriously i'll
with typhoid fever at the home of her par
ents, near Fourteenth and Martha streets.
Mr.. P. Riordan of San Francisco is in
Omaha for day or two, the guest of c.
Durr. He has just returned from Ireland.
w. E. Clark of Denver is in the city visit
ing his father H. T. Clark. Mr.. Clark
looks much better than when he left Ne
braska.
Wiriam R. King of New York, who is
experimenting the arrangement of the en-
gineerng plant Of the Ames beet sugar fac
tory, is a guest at the Mllard.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. ]. Stankamp of Brooklyn,
accompanied by their children Master Will
lie and Miss Tessie. were in the city Monday
on their way to the Pacific coast.
Mrs. Tirzah A. Nelson of Chicago deputy
supreme commander of the Maccab bees of
the world, is in the city looking after mat
ters pertaining to her office requiring her
attention.
Mrs. Tirzah A. Nelson OF Chicago deputy
supreme commander of the Ladies of the
Maccabees, will be in the city for few
days arranging business matters relating
to the order.
C. F. Lawler of Cincinnati, proprietor of
the Hotel Echos and author Of the "MiXiolo-
gist," Is a guest of the Millard. He is trav-
cling through the middle west in the inter-
ests of his publication.
Mrs. Blanche Wilcox Miss Sadie Phillips,
Miss Lettie Little and Mr. 7. p. Phillips,
Chicago, and Mr.. H. E. Vance of Wheeling
are tourists visiting in the city few days
on a trip to Colorado Springs.
T. p. Phillips of Chicago, H. E. Vance of
Wheeling w. Va, Miss Lettie Little, Miss
Sadie Phillips and Mrs. Banch Wilcox of
Chicago will be in the city few days. They
are on their way to Colorado Springs.
Manager Jake" Rosenthal of the Creigh-
ton Orpheum theater arrives home This
morning from Kansas City, where he at
tended the opening of Fairmount park. Mr..
Rosenthal spent more than week at
Baden, Ind, resting.
re-
who left Omaha last week for Denver, is in
ST. Luke's hospital in the latter city, where
he is suffering from a severe attack of ap-
pendicitis 1t is believed, however that the
disease is under control and that he will
recover without the necessity Of an opera
tion.
At the Millard Albert S. Monroe Phila-
delpha; C. Macfarlan, st. Louis; J. M,
Smith, Boston; j. M Keminsky, Indianapo-
lis; William Wadsworth, New York; N.
Kramer, ]. S. Lightner Chicago; w. +.
Martin, Minneapolis; l. C. Knots, Lincoln;
j. II. Haywood, SaTt Lake; A. ]. Weller,
New York; N. r. Pierce, Chicago; Charles
Lochner, Newark; Fred NJ. Mason, Boston.
At the Her Grand; II. L. Clevenger, Day
ton; j. G. Corcoran, Wall Lake; j. d, Pope,
f. NJ. Rathbun, w. S. Summers, Lincoln;
r. B. King, New York; ]. H. Tucker Kan
sas City; John Trimin Texas; J. f. Hart
sough, Kansas City; G, c. Jones, Chicago;
Il. r. Hardy st. Louis; j. NJ. Walker, Kan
sas City; ]. A. Erwin, New York; G. A.
McNutt, Kansas City; e. s. Freeman South
Omaha; L. Mcmahon. Chicago; George w.
Falk, Iowa Home; w. Gidey Weeping
Water; N. e, Squibb, Lawrenceburg.
Nebraskans at the hotels: Byron shep-
herdson Riverton; M. S. McGrew, Te-
kamah; C. f. Wyckoff, Tekamoh; D. d. Mar
tndall, Niobrara; Ben D, Rupp, Wahoo;
, Mrs. M. S. McGrew, Mrs. A. A. Plummer,
Ed ponnear Takamah. Jphn Sheriff. Crate.
j. H. Edmisten, James Egan, George p.
Dean, Lincoln Leroy Hail. Crawford H. II
Belwood, Alliance; II. c. Wilson, Hebron;
Lon Bailey, Rushvillei E, z. Abbott, Pilger;
C. Bruer, Jansen; Mr., and Mrs, john Davis,
Z. j. Van Cleave, Fullerton; Il. G. West.
Gothenburg f. F. Olmstead, Hastings; II.
M. Sinclair, Kearney