HOTEL AND RAILWAY NEWS
By J. William Shields
Rube Moore stai’ted on a trip west
Monday.
Ed. Patton, who has been in Den
ver for four months, is expected home
soon.
Bob Johnson, of Des Moines, is in
the city on a visit. He expects to re
main about two weeks.
A newspaper lives by helping an
advertiser sell his goods; do you want
The Monitor to live?
Dave Russ is at the Omaha Club.
Friday night, at the Omaha Club,
seven waiters served the Metz party.
Little “Mud” Taylor was commander
in chief and after the dinner, Mr.
Metz handed Mud ten dollars to di
vide equally among the men.
The waiters gathered around and
awaited the division.
“Here’s two for you,” began Mud,
placing two dollars in a waiter’s hand,
“and two for you, and two for you,
and two for you, and two for you.”
Then Mud suddenly realized that the
ten had run out.
“Hey,” he yelled, “wait a minute.
Me and this man ain’t got ours yet!”
But the waiters were gone.
Men and girl waiters served at the
Masque ball Saturday.
Colored waiters have taken charge
of the White Hotel, of Salt Lake City.
So many were employed that the Ore
gon Short Line was compelled to send
out four white crews, Colored waiters
not being available.
Let us have all the news, boys.
We want Sam Lloyd, the great puz
zle genius, to explain how some wait
ers were able to serve at the corona
tion ball and the Omaha Club the
same night and at the same time.
Count Wilkinson says he is actually
beginning to feel like an embryo
statesman since he got on the cen
tral committee. Stop to think about
it, Count does look something like
Daniel Webster, doesn’t he ?
Smoke John Ruskin 5c Cigar. Big
gest and Best.—Adv.
Ask Nooby what became of two
quarts of champagne which the
guests paid for, but didn’t drink. We
don’t know’ w’here they w’ent to, but
we know that he didn’t carry them
home and that he didn’t walk home
in a straight line.
Scott, of the Rome, claims the title
of the heart king round about Jew'el
and Phannix. Is it so?
Some of the girl waiters want to
know why they only got a dollar fifty
Saturday night and the men three.
Simply because you aren’t men,
girls. That’s all.
Mr. Rmsso, of Chicago, is now an
employee cf the Union Pacific.
Jesse Black is running a buffet car
on the Union Pacific.
Don’t forget our advertisers. They
want your trade and welcome it cour
teously.
Big events seem to hold no terrors
for Will Lewis, head water at the
! Commercial Club. Thurday last he
! handled over six hundred guests at
!ho iuntheon in honor of the Presi
i dent and Friday night took charge
i of the thousand subjects at the coro
nation ball. Lewis is a man who can
do things and do them right.
Subscribe for The Monitor.
Frank 1 verpool has been employed
as messenger by the Douglas County
Republican Central Committee.
James C. Donley, of the Fontenelle,
is confined at home writh eye trouble.
Jack Dillon, the light heavy-weight,
who is reported will not fight Colored
men, wants to stop over in Omaha on
his way to Kansas City. He has
written Paul Murray, our local Col
ored fighter, to try and arrange an
exhibition match. Evidently the
charge that he draws the line is not
true.
Joe Knight, who was pulled off the
Los Angeles Limited, returned to
work Thursday.
Mr. H. A. Hanson, present super
intendent of dining cars for the Union
Pacific, 0. W. and 0. S. L. railroads
in Portland, Oregon, has made great
improvements in the dining car ser
vice since taking charge.
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C. G. Corpue is running on the C.
B. & Q. from Chicago to Denver.
Frank Gardner is in charge of the
parlor car on the N. W. line between
Sioux City and Omaha.
S. O. Connor is one of the learing
chefs on the Southern Pacific from
Omaha to Oklahoma.
James Badger is in the service of
the Southern Pacific.
Scott Hunter is back from Chicago
and on his run from Omaha to Ogden,
over the Union Pacific.
S. P. Bruton has returned from St.
Paul and is on the Pacific Limited
from Omaha to Salt Lake.
C. H. Mason, after spending ten
days in Omaha, is back on his run
from Chicago to Portland as buffet
porter. Mason is popular among the
boys.
Ralph Emmons is pleased with the
Pacific Linmited.
Levi James is at home on 3-10.
George Ow’sley says the L. A. Lim
ited is the train from Omaha to Los
Angeles. W. L. Dovis is delighted
with the same train.
The boys are anxious to know who
that U. P. man was that was seen in
Chicago last week sporting “with an
overcoat on that fitted” like a union
suit.
Bud Slaughter is happy now that
he has “pushed them clouds” away,
and will be in Omaha soon.
Grant Lewis, better known as Dot,
is at home again as “chef” on M. &
St. Paul out of Chicago.
T. S. Riggs is hitting the apple as
chef on 3 and 10 from Omaha to Og
den.
A. H. Mossey is on the Pacific Lim
ited. Thomas Johnson is one of the
most popular buffet porters on the
0. W. system from Chicago to Port
land.
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Retail Dealer in Fresh and Salt
Meats, Poultry, Oysters, etc.
2003 Cuming St. Doug. 3834
Home Rendered Lard. We Smoke
and Cure our own Hams and Bacon.
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Electric Bells, Bicycle and General
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Miss Susie Smith, Douglas 7689
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JENKINS’ SHOP
1313 Dodge St. Phone Red 3357
Will answer out of the shop calls
for women customers.
Hill-Williams Drug Co.
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Tyler 160 2402 Cuming St.
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F. S. MOREY, Proprietor
1303-05 North 24th Street
Phone Webster 820
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