Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-03

who IL connected with Lick observatory.
Mount Hamilton. California.
MI. and Mrs. Arthur Brandsis and chill
dren, accompanied By Mrs. Herman Cohn
and two sons. have gone to Elkhart Lake.
Wis. where they will spend the remainder
Of the summer.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest STUNT have returned
after spnding ten weeks visiting the prin-
cipal cities on the Pacific coast. In Seattle
they Witnessed the laying Of the keel Of
the battleship Nebraska.
Mrs. Willis Todd, accompanied by her
little daughter and her mother, Mrs. Van
Dusen, left on Wednesday evening for
Baldwinsville, N. Y, where they will spend
the rest OF the summer.
Mr.. b. NJ. ANDERSEN will leave for New
York on Monday, to sail from there for
Germany on August Z. Mr.. ANDERSEN will
spend some time In Germany, including e
visit to his old home at Essen.
Mrs. J. j. Mahoney, Miss Mahoney and
Miss May Mahoney OF 1906 South Thirty
FIRST street leave today to spend two or
three weeks at Denver, Colorado Springs
and Salt LAX City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Reese, accompanied
by their daughter, Miss Henrietta Reese.
have gone to Los Angeles, where they will
visit friends and later will make the trip
up the coast to the various places Of in
terest.
DR.. and Mrs. Edward H.. jerks and fam
uy felt for Prior Lake, MINI, on Friday
and will spend the month Of August there.
DR.. jerks will occupy the pulpit of DR..
Paxton in the House OF Hope, st. Paul,
while there.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Redick and Mr.. John
Redick were recalled from Lake Mime
tonka the early part Of the week by the
serious illness Of Mrs. Wood. She has
been suffering from pneumonia. but is
much better now.
Mrs. d. H.. Goodrich And Miss Gertrude
Goodrich, who have been spending the last
few weeks at Colorado Springs, have re-
turned to Omaha and will be for the pres
emit with Mrs. H. N. Wood at 1884 South
Twenty-ninth street.
Mrs. w. A. Kelley is In Seattle, Wash,
being called there on a telegram announc-
ing the serious illness Of her brother, Pat
rick Foley. for years a resident of this city.
being employed on the Union Pacific and
Missouri Pacific railroads.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. e. Sanborn have gone
for q six weeks trip through the east.
They will take the lake trip going and will
spend several weeks along the st. Law
renee. from where they will visit Mr.. San
born's forme home in Maine.
DR.. Bridges returned the early part of
the week from the east, having spent the
greater part Of his time visiting his former
home in New York. He was also the guest
for q few days at tho cottage Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas Fitzpatrick at Lake Placid.
Mrs. @. G. Rosewater, accompanied by
her sister. Mrs. Adams, arrived in Omaha
on Wednesday. spending a few days here
enroute from jamestown, N. Y, where Mrs.
Rosewater has been visiting, to New Mex
leo. wheVe they we're called by the illness
Of their brother.
Mrs, and Mrs. Isaac Carpenter and fam
lily, Mr.. and Mrs. e. H. Packard, DR.. and
Mrs. e. G. Henry. Mr.. and Mrs. L. D. Erion,
Mr.. and Mrs. A.. L. Borsheim, Mr.. and Mrs.
Leo Mitchell, IDS. W. 6. 4. Baker aud Miss
Baker. Mr.. ]. H. Adams and Miss Adams,
Miss Clara Spetman, Messrs. Sugarman, c.
e. Morgan, ]. H. Boutelle. Paul Mindell,
Frank Baker, z. A. Siebert, F. L. Willis and
Rev. G. G. Cissell are among the Omaha
people at Lake Geneva, Wis.