Omaha daily bee., 1909-01-06
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.

w. II. Reese has gone to milwaukee,. b;
@. II. Rieff left Tuesday evening for
Havana. .-sa.
H.. G. streight has gone to ST.. Paul.
Mimi, on a short business trip
Brush Philosophy fame. was an Omaha
visitor Tuesday. F~
Norman @. Nicoll, secretary OF the Glover
Realty syndicate, sails from New York
for Cuba Thursday,
w. Il. Elgert Of Kansas City, +. Beatty
of Blair, w. f. Hofeldt Of Coleridge ana
Or. s. b. Kalee Of are at the
Hotel LOYAL.
w. A. Featherstone OF Portland. q. II
Foster Of Spokane, a. H.. Engieke OF Den.
yer and J. +. Baughn OF Lincoln are ut
the Henshaw.
Fremont Everett Of Portland. j. O, Null
gan of Wakefield, Franklin Everett Of
Lyons, G. w. Harshnan OF Avoca and J.
r, Johnson Of Shelton are at the Murray.
Paul A. Jaeggi, Joseph Settler OF Column,
ous' W. f. Davis of Louisville, s. r. Bar
ton of Grand Island, Mr., and Mrs. o. I.
Freeman OF Douglas and w. II. Harris OF
Beatrice are at the Willard. Et -
First Glass Private John r. Evans, CONF
from Fort Omaha to Fort Riley on special
duty In connection with the installation or
a telephone plant at the latter post. =
Deputy United States Marshal @. w. Me.
Callum, ID. w. Dickinson Of the, United
States attorneys office and Secret Service
Officer IL. B.. Mills left for Lincoln Mon
day morning TO attend the trial of'Thomas
O'Brien for alleged counterfeiting. e,4.1
Colonel Frank West Of the Second United
States cavalry from Fort Des Moines, was
a visitor at army headqua ters Monday;
enroute to Fort Robinson. where he, vii.
preside at the general court martial OF a
couple of medical officers, WHO are under
Investigation there for neglect Of duty.
Judge w. IL. Munger. District Attorney
trict Clerk r. c. Hoyt and Circuit CLERK
George Thummel OF the United States
courts have gone to North Platte TO attend
the sessions of the federal courts that
open there Monday.
j. f. Boslaugh of Hoover. II. f.. Onthoup.
of Seattle, Mrs. Joe Buchanan, George F.:
city, Mr.. and MRS. %. D.. Gould Of Kear-
ney, j. Gillett OF Albion, c. b. Topgate or
Tyndall, s. D.; A. T. Daniels OF Hyahnis.
w. f. Critchfield of Fullerton and Grant
Laflln of Lincoln are at the Paxton
Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. Cox OF Loup City,
John Ewbank OF kimbal, A. S;,Pettlt or
Eustis, Mr.. and Mrs. j. ID. Arnold of Belle
Fourche. IL. G. Weigaud of Chappell p. 8.
Bender of San Antonio, NJ. Harris OF Greg
Org, ]. Il. Wait of Superior, CA. Berry,
Charles Sufker, r. Skiles, Mart McGonnlgai
OF Wayne and A. A. Stewart OF Oakland
are at the Merchants.
A. f. w'nship of Boston member of the
Massachusetts. State Board Of Educat on
country, spent Tuesday in Omaha the que 1t
OF DR.. w. NJ. Davidson Ct the city s1hool7.
Mr.. Winship. was on his way {, ON L'nGo'n.
where he lectured at the u~iver Ny, to Peru
To lecture before the students Il TIE Sta'e
Normal. Friday he will address the $ hooh-
masters club at Lircoln. Mr.. Winship
travelled 5000 miles last year and during
his educational career has gwen lectures
in over 400 different cities,
James Harvey Foote, who has been chief
clerk of the Hotel Loyal since It's. opening,
has severed his connection with that hos:
telry to take charge as manager Of the
eating houses OF the Chicago & North
western railway of the Black Hills dE-
vision. Mr. Foote's promotion 10 this rs,
sponsible position was Wholly unsolicited,
but is in recognition OF MS rare abilities
as a hotel man. Prior to coming, TO
Omaha, MIR. Foote was for three years the
manager of the Pacific hotel at Norfolk.
Neb., MI; Foote Will Leave Omaha Tuesday