Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-07-24
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.

George P. Cronk returned from the east
MOI day morning.
Misses Tena and Esther Kohn left Sun
day for the east.
w. p Mohr E. Kolar of Spencer and c.
Fox OF Clarks are al the Murray.
Walt Mason, editor Of the Summary, Be
atrtce, is a guest at the Willard.
Pryor Markell came up from Kansas City
Monday for a visit Of few days.
Ernest Urchs, general travelling represen-
tative for Steinway & Sons Piano company,
Ii in the city
Special Examiner of Pensions Morrow has
returned from an extended trip on official
business in the Black Hills country.
e. A. Dworat, accountant. and Or. ]; c.
Soukup leave tonight for Lake Washing
ton, Mimi, for a two weeks vacation
H. II. Culver of Milford, DIR. and Mrs.
InglesbY of Bingham Utah, and r. 9.
Bergman of Pueblo are at the Her Grand.
Tom Roberts of the Standard Bridge com
pany with his family started for the Pa
cihc coast Monday morning to be gone a
month.
Deputy United States Marshal John
Sides OF Dakota City is in the city on
business connected with federal head
quarters. .'t
Montg omery of Madison and Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles G. Amman Of Hammond are at the
Merchants.
w. E. King and wife returned to Chad
ron Sunday evening after visiting Mrs.
Kings father, w. W. Eastman OF 2ol2
Seward street.
Deputy United States Circuit Court Clerk
John Nicholson and family have returned
from a. three weeks vacation visit to
Duluth and other Lake Superior points.
]. A. Sutherland of Washington, D. c.;
II. w Noble OF Sioux City, j. +. stanton
OF Chadron and Mr.. and Mrs. H. b. Rob-
inson OF Columbus are at the HenshaW.
Lucien c. Wheeler superintendent OF the
secret service Headquarters In connection
with the land fraud investigation, has re-
turned from a vacation visit Of two weeks
/ at-the Minnesota lake resorts.
I F. A. Broadwell, clerk OF the district
court, has returned from O'Neill and EN-
NETT, where he spent several days fishing
He failed to land any Rainbow trout, but
got several good-siEed pickerel
Mr. and Mrs. T. F.. Burke of Cheyenne,
Mr. and Mrs. H. Binger of WILDER, Mr.. and
/ Mrs w b. Rogers of Anaconda, Mr.. and
Mrs. G. +. King and r. +. Wells of Au-
burn and NJ. J. Mitchell OF Fort Dodge are
/ at the Paxton.
Manager w w Cole of Krus park went
| to St. Joseph, Mo, yesterday morning to
confer, with the park manasement there
| concerning the engagement of Chevalier
| Gargiulo and his Italian concert band In
| which Mr.. Cole is interested
Mr. and Mrs sTHSs Pe6n Mr ana and Sss
| q n Dill of Fargo, s. r. Teercey Of Den
yer, Mr.. ana Mrs Il. H. Cuihsrt OF Tllden
| g NJ Rosenthal Of Norfolk and Or. T, w
Little of Gretna are at the Willard.
Rev Newton Williams OF Lead. s. d.
/ is the guest of his cousin, Bishop A. l.
Willams for d ie% qays. M Mare " al ~,
/ charge Christ church OF Lead and st
| Johns Episcopal church OF DeadwOod. and
1 Ia now enroute TO Springfield, s. ID. He
| preached Sunday morning at st. Paul'i
/ church in Omaha.
/ Paul b. Harm chief clerk; Eugene j
Heller, John Nj. Lathrop, William 5. Cor
1 cOran and Roy M. Colby comprise the force
u civil service clerks from Department Of
| Missouri headquarters that LEFT for For
Riley last night 10 look after the clerica
work at division headquarters during th'
army maneuVers at the camp OF instruction
at Fort Riley for the next two months.
Herman Kohn has returned from Boston
where he represented the local stage hand
and theater employees al the annual meet
ing OF the international Alliance Of The
atrical Trades Employees. Mr.. kohn say
the meeting was well attended, representa-
uves being present from all over tn
United States and Canada, lie said IN
only important business outside OF TN
regular routine WAS the order which wa
given out TO continue the night IN DetrOi
against Manager Starr. who refuses prop
/ cry 10 recognize the union