Omaha daily bee., 1899-04-11
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS


Newt Wilcoxon of Chicago is in the city
visiting old friends.
Charles Cleves, architect, has moved to
5li, First National Bank building
G. NJ. Lambertson, prominent politician
of Lincoln, registered at the Milard Mon
day.
w. b. Counsman and J. II. Dckcy have
been appointed deputy assessors in the Fifth
ward.
b. p. Waggoner and James W. Orr of the
legal department of the Missouri Pacific are
at the Millard.
Carl Bruner and Frank Brown convicted
last week of illegal fishing in Cut-On lake
have filed a motion for new trial.
b. p. Wagner and j. w. Orr of Atchison
attorneys for the Atchison, Topeka 4 Kansas
railroad, were guests of the Mllard Monday
Mr.. and Mrs. j. o. Phillippi will leave to-
day for St Louis to attend the Koo2er-
Warner wedding, which will take place on
Wednesday.
William C. Comstock and Bartlett Rich
ards, prominent stock growers, having
ranches near Chadron, were guests at the
Paxton Monday.
Otis Skinner, Miss Gretchen Lyons and
Walter Collier of the Rosemary" company
were at the Her Grand while on their way
through the city
Maggie e. Henderson alleges that David
S. Henderson is habitual drunkard, and
therefore asks the courts to release her from
her marital obligations
Mrs j. j. Mercer, accompanied by her
daughter Mrs Fowler, has gone to st, Jo-
seph to visit a couple of weeks with another
daughter, Mrs. C. d. Bell.
Mr. and Mrs NJ. b. Mathers of Johnstown,
N. Y, and Mrs. NJ. E. Egleston of Schenec-
tady visited friends in the city Monday and
were guests of the Millard.
Dr. James Garner, who has been serving
as special gauger in the revenue department
here for some time, has been promoted to
the position of special agent, with head
quarters in New York City. He was one OF
the old men in the service and served for
a number of years under Agent Wheelock,
who has charge of the offices here.
The breaking open of a car on the side
tracks of the Fremont, Elkhorn & Missouri
Valley road caused the arrest of Frank Dean,
Fred Wagner, Joe Hawkins and George
Weatherford. They are accused of having
designs upon the property of Edward A.
Knapp. Seven hundred pounds of hay was
stolen from a car and it is the theft of this
to which the boys will be compelled 10
answer.
Nebraskans at the hotels: Allen p. Brown,
Schuyler; James G. Taylor, Holyoke; X. G.
Strong Pender; S. Heacock, Falls City; E.
C. Mcdowell, Crawford; j. h. Sutherland
Tekamah; j. j. Herbert, Central City; +. Il.
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cago; Al Goldston, New YORK; ). ID. Draper
Marion; Mrs. Z. !. Holllngshead' Crete
Mrs. j. K. Wheeler Dunlap; Wllliam Auia-
baugh, b. a. SanDorh, St faul . d. Larkin'
Denver; J. T. Weisman, Lincoln; ). ~
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