Omaha daily bee., 1899-06-17
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.

T. L. Ackerman OF Stanton was in the
city Friday. o&'E
F. H. Carroll, prominent railroad official
of Oklahoma, is in town.
Mrs. B. D. Blackmarr of Salt Lake visited
friends in the city Friday.
Charles Anderson Freeport of Las Vegas,
N. M, is registered at the Mllard.
w. F. Norway lumber merchant of Chip
pewa Falls, is registered at the Milrard.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Brooks of Sioux City
were registered at leading hotel Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. S. Graham of Brownsville,
Pa. are the guests of Manager Lee at the
Millard
S. l.. Highleyman of st. Louis who has
for years been connected with the tax de-
partment Of the Missouri Pacific, is at the
Millard.
George B. Dandy, jr., just graduated at
the University of Pennsylvania, will arrive
in Omaha this morning on a short visit
to his parents General and Mrs. Dandy.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Eagan of Sioux City
were guests Of the Milard Friday. Mr.
Eagan is proprietor OF the Oxford hotel. He
and his wife are now on their wedding trip
to the east.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. S. Graham of Brownvile
Pa, spent Friday in the city visiting
places of interest. Mr.. Graham is a well
known Pennsylvania banker and his distina-
tion is Wyoming, where he has large mining
interests.
A. L. Towle of the United States land
office at Valentine Neb., is spending a
couple OF days in Omaha. He says the
business of his Office is booming and that
seventy-four homestead papers were filed
during the month of April, this year, which
was record-breaker.
The Tecumseh base ball nine, accom-
panied by contingent of rooters, registered
at a leading hoter last night. They will
- De-
sonne Of the nine is: C. r. Buffum, cap
tain; Pendergrast, German, Stollard, Nor
risey, Case, Townsend Ross and Freeman.
Coroner n. p. Swanson returned yesterday
from Grand Island, where he attended the
meeting OF the state association of under
takers. One OF the things the coroner is
proud of having had hand in Is the ap-
preparation of $25 Of the associations money
for the relief of the Herman cyclone suf-
ferers.
Tobias Castor was in the city yesterday.
He has been engaged for several months in
buying right-of-way for the Burlington in
| the western part OF the state and in east
| ern Wyoming for the new extensions now
| being built by that road. He has some
more purchases to make, but they are at
points where the exact route has not yet
been determined upon.
At the Milard John Hartford Chicago;
Charles Anderson Freeport, Las Vegas; e
G. Griffith, Chicago; Morris Metcalf Chi
cago; Paul e. Treppenhauer, New York; A
| w. Warren, St. Joseph; Oscar Leistner, Chi
| cago; s. Jacobson, New York; H. A. Bliss
Newark; l. Pick, Syracuse; Fred II. Whip
pie, Detroit; A. j. Gasseire, New York; A
D. Harlan, Coatesvile; NJ. G. Leach, New
York; w. f. Qumby, New York; Kint
Ofen, Chicago,
Nebraskans at the hotels f. c.. Toilet
Hastings; A, l.. Towle. Valentine; G. L
Mielenz, Wahoo; w. H. Thompson, Grant
Island; d. NJ owen, Norfolk; Mr.. and Mrs
S. Ferris, Broken Bow; George p. Sheerley
b. o. Perkins, Il. r. Dean, David City; c
w. Broatch Norfolk; f. G. Hail. Nell Z
Bauer, David City; NJ. B. Reese. II. b
Cashford, Lincoln; L. S. Hastings, J. Kes
terman, David City; d. Mcmillan, Herman
A. r. Oleson Fremont; w. b. Riley, Goth
enburg; A. V. Whiting. Lincoln.
At the Iler Grand; H, N. Asul, Carl Res
enberger, New York; q. d. Marriott, Atchi
son; A. H. Calm, f. b. Lord, ]. f. Atwood
and wife, A. L. Gere, Chicago; j. H. Hines
Lincoln; NJ. ]. Tansey, Hartford; p j
Dolsn Chicago; w r. Thomas, Soutf
Omaha; G. II. Harris, Chicago DIR. w. l
Seymour. Chicago; F. G. Smith, Kansas
City; w. w Powell, st. Louis; w. A. Green
| Chicago; Samuel L. Autenbach New York
N. l.. See, Newark; r. L. Blackman, New
York; ]. e. Gigson, Des Moines; Jay Goldth-
| waite, Chicago o. S. Carl, Cleveland, w. ].
Miller. Hastings; W. II. Fogg, St Louis;
| w. H. Cundry, Denver; s. Maunhinn. Kan
sas City; C. Y. Lucas, Chicago; ]. w.
! Elkins, St. Louis; Il. L. Oliver, Kansas
| City.