Omaha daily bee., 1899-05-26
Personal Paragrnphs.

Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Butler OF Denver spent
Thursday In the city.
A. Stadeker, a cigar manufacturer Of Chi
| cago. is at the Millard.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. G.. Rogers OF Kearney
! are guests of the Millard.
]. A Burns, manager of Daniels & Fisher
Denver, is guest of the Murray.
Celia r. Quinn Of the Bostonians was
| registered at the Millard Thursday.
S. L. Carey, prominent In Louisiana rail-
road circles, is in the city on business.
The Misses E. and c. Phelem of Alliance
are guests OF one OF the leading hotels.
j. B. Dinsmore of Sutton member of the
| State Board Of Agriculture, is at the Murray.
e. M. Leflang, a prominent banker of
Lexington, was registered at the Millard
Thursday.
F. sonnenschein, real estate dealer of
West Point, spent Thursday in the city, a
guest Of the Millard.
Congressman Mercer left for Washington
| Thursday on business He will return to
Omaha in about two weeks.
Among the Millard's commercial guests
are T. w. Newcomb, Rochester; R. L. Ars-
| dale, New York, and P. e. Ryan, Chicago
G. Bucchner, w. e. Broderick w. H.
| Fitzgerald and Norman Champion Of the
Bostonian company are guests of the Muir
ray.
Miss May Walsh Of Salt Lake City has
taken a position at the Millard as cashier
| succeeding Mr.. V. R. Day, who has returned
| to Chicago
Hon. G. II. Burke of Pierre, S. D., is a
guest Of the Millard. Mr.. Burke is supern-
| tendent of the Western Union Telegraph
company at Pierre.
Attorney William F. Wappich, who re-
| moved to Keokuk, Ia, few months ago,
| is in the city for a short time, transacting
| some law business and visiting friends.
John N. Parsons Of New York and James
Arkison of Fall River are guests Of the
Mllard. Mr.. Parsons is chief OF the Ma
| tional Letter Carriers association and Mr..
Arkison is a prominent official in the same
organization.
Captain Pitcher of the First cavalry was
at the Millard Thursday on his way to Wash
ington, where his future station will be. He
| is seriously i'll and is travelling with diff
Guilty. He is accompanied by Captain
| Charles Kieffer of Fort Meade.
Rev. Arthur l.. Williams of Chicago, who
was recently elected bishop coadjutor of the
Episcopal diocese of Nebraska, has come to
| Omaha to consult with Bishop Worthington,
| whose guest he is. Mr.. Williams has the
acceptance OF his election still under con-
sideration and 1t may be several weeks be-
fore he decides the matter.
Nebraskans at the hotels: w. H. Lanway,
Hastings; G. W. Writ, Lew ovatt,
Barber, Hastings; James II. Smith, Lin
coin; j. w. Landers, T. w. Trindle. Ar
cadia; A. r. Oleson, Fremont; ]. w. Welp-
| ton, ogarlala; w. A. lillian, Humphrey; DR..
R. A. Billings. Ord; II. Gillis Tekamah;
e. p. Meyers, Lena P. e. Mason. Whiting.
Philadelphia; Charles II. Jennings. Boston;
Case Edwards. New York; A. w. Martin,
Chicago; G. A. Boynton, San Francisco; A.
]. Parker, Dubuque; F. d. Newburger. Chi
cago; F. ]. Doan, Detroit; Frank e. Dwyar,
Chicago; S. W. Tatum st. Joseph; George
d. Hale, Boston; j. Henry Tucker. Kansas
City; Mr.. and Mrs. l.. j. Brainard, Keokuk;
F. G. Mack, Detroit ]. L. Howell Albion;
e. J, Dykins, Chicago; H. Law, New York;
B. L. Harwood, Chicago.
At the Millard: George stivers C. NJ.
Mathews, Burlington; E. Fortwongler, Chi
| cago; Frank e. Dwyer Chicago; A. Loeffel-
horz, Milwaukee; Thomas Campbell. Minden !;
B. L. Nef, Lexington; Mr.. and Mrs. II. s.
| Ford, George p. Pollard, William L. Supple,
New York; F. Devell, ]. e. Martin. A. T.
Young, Chicago; Henry H. Boyce, New
York; L. II. Comstock G. e. Martin, Prov
idence; W. t. Van Brunt st. Joseph; e. T.
Baur, Columbus; II. NJ. Carruthers. New
York; ]. w. Shields, Philadelphia ]. NJ.
Kittlemore, Chicago; f. w. Morgan. Chi
| cago: Mr.. and Mrs. r. W. Miller, Missouri
Valley.
At the Klondike: Dr. Wilson, Ardmore
!. t.; George Klever. Laurel; w. H. Coppel
Bancroft; NJ. Landes, Cedar Rapids, Ia;
Carl stecker, Silver City; E. j. Woodward
Sioux City; George Frank. Sedalia, Mo ;
William Schurdt. Keystone, Ia; w. E.
Palmer, st. Louis; ]. w. Douglas, St Louis;
John Simpson, Chicago; George Whipper-
man, Wakefield Richard Rohlfs. spiker;
Charles Colson, Gretna; W. S. Ham. Arling-
| ton; w. w. Dean, Walter Dunn, Savannah,
Ga; II. f. Austin, Tekamah; C. d. Crtch-
field Hubbard; Henry Ruber, Denver; A.
s. Keim. Lincoln; George Mollenhoff, San
Francisco; George Barton. Hastings; VIII
! lard Hopkins, Platte Center.