Omaha daily bee., 1899-06-11
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.

Dora Bachelor of Lincoln Is in the city.
Archibald Oracle, a New York promoter,
is in the city on business.
Mrs. William Kramer of Des Moines will
be in the city over Sunday.
Judge N. d. Jackson of Neigh will be
in the city for a few days this week.
Colonel F. E. Wolcott of Cheyenne Is
making the Her Grand his quarters for a
few days.
The Misses Bette Cullison of Harlan
and Luella Crandall Of Dow City spent Sat
urday in the city.
Miss Alta Griffen will leave today for a
three months vacation trip to different
points in Michigan.
Hon. Benjamin Folsom, who has been
here looking after his property interests,
feft yesterday for New York.
w. w. Power. representing the British
Guard band that is to open the exposition,
next month, is at the Her Grand.
Mrs. Ira p. Highly and children went to
Hastings Saturday afternoon to visit rela-
tives and friends for a few days.
Mr.. George Benjamin of the Booth Pack
ing company is in Chicago visiting his
parents and friends. He will return on
Tuesday.
Mrs. C. F. Henry and Rupert ]. Henry of
Rockford, ILL.,, will spend Sunday here.
They plan to spend the summer on the
Pacific coast.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. H. Turpie OF Lafayette,
Ind, were in the city Saturday. Mr.. Turpie
is a banker and is also proprietor of large
ranches in the west.
John c.. Wharton has returned from Chi
cago, where he went to settle the Rock
Island claim that that company had against
the Transmississippi Exposition.
Among the Millard's commercial guests
are George S. Dorsey, Philadelphia; A. D..
McMullen, New York; Claud NJ, Baker, Des
Moines, and j. II. Brandimore, Chicago.
John Mulvihill, formerly of this city,
is home again for a brief vacation. For sew
eral years he has been connected with the
coal interests of the Anaconda Mining COM
pany and at present has charge OF the COM
pany's mines at Diamond, Wyo.
S. ]. Kuque, brother-in-law to James JEFF
fries, the new champion %pugilist, was in
the city Saturday. Mr.. Kuque is a travel
ing salesman, whose home is Columbus, O..
He prophesied Fitzsimmons' defeat, but
wagered no money on the battle.
Captain W.. II. Beck, Tenth cavalry, who
has been attached to the Department of the
Missouri and acting as assistant inspector
general, has been relieved and ordered to
report in person to the adjutant general of
the army. He will probably be ordered 10
rejoin his regiment, now in Cuba.
Nebraskans at the hotels: Ralph w. Hag-
gard, Lincoln; Peter Jacobs, Hooper; John
Reese, Broken Bow; w. r. Cummins, Pail
SADIE; w. w. Thompson, Valentine; Fred
Ludman, Chappell; George F. Palmer.
Crawford; ID. H.. Cronin. O'Neill; A. F.
Bloomer. York; A. Johnson, Alliance.
At the MiIlard: C. F. Franks. Parkers-
burg; John C. Firth, Kansas City; ]. w.
Jennings, city; Mike Jacobs, st. Louis; II.
Leng, New York; A. p. Damon, Boston; j,
G, Germann, w. F.. Treiber, Erie; w. B,
Harrington, Council Bluffs; George p. Bert,
George W, Cook, Chicago; f. W. H. Guile,
John Buchanan, New York; w. ]. Schall,
st. Louis; j. o. Lee, Chicago; David D.
Henry, Jefferson City.
At the Her Grand: Charles Beringer jr.,
st. Louis; h. j. Sickels. New York; +. A.
Leland, Kansas City; James Manahan, Lin
coin; B. +. Woodford, Chicago; Lawrence
Harris and wife. Butte; Miss Bishop, j. b.
Jones, Chicago; l.. C. Goodwin, Cincinnati;
V, p, Hendrick. Chicago; b. r.. Sherman,
Vinton; NJ. A. Price, Indianapolis; Mr.. and
Mrs, Called, Chicago; G. r.. Dawson and
wife, San Francisco; A. w. Roth, Chicago;
f, d. p. Clark, Marion; S. S. Harris, New
York; Eugene A. Mead, c. c.. Smith. w. J.
Reeves, Chicago; Colonel +. e. Wolcott,
Cheyenne; Tom Ruane, Ted PTendergast,
Chicago; w. w. Power, Salt Lake; ].
Kaufman. ST. Louis.