10 'HE ' OMAHA DAILY JJKK iV. lU.VKCU M. LSOJ-TWflfiVR 1
elf pi'i'i lalua'd pirates Ui'.o Anierican fel
lows i'cm lt > uo iitiout the most rhirtun
heiirtfil , wlilii'-llvpii'it , tti-ok kiuiil , small-
honi'tod hiuvaneoi1" tlmt over nailed oer
ilocp water ' '
The I.IVSH of the \Voatcrn a o 'lrtlon , do-
M'llit Al Splnk's fulinmn odttorliiK Is llimtll-
moils In III prrtl nf the tmtlotml InKird's oni-
Imrpo HKidnnt Houx City' * ( mplovlnirJcmnS.
llnnifn as h r nmn.iger HHHO hull has no
room for that twrtti'iilurKomn , o , | i"oliilh at
this stiign uf I IIP of the game. Ho men ! unl
to b'oatlln since hli'Uod eil : bore uiul they
chased him likewise
Tin1 lirfli-t of the Louisville basn hall man-
ngpment Is broken. A tolegrnm was roeclvod
from Plttslmrg this murning staling that
Scott Stnittuii , the crack Ki'liincidan mid the
npplo of Manager ClmpnmVs cyo , mid slgni-d
to tilny with the league club of that citv.
The Louisville club wnt nln'ndy In a Imdly
crippled condition , nnd thu taking of Strut-
ton practically lo.wcs them wit limit a slnglo
pitcher.
In Ttctlway , Denver Ims one of llio hardest
Mtiashurs In the profosMnti. Me nevi'r imikos
n single , but his "humors,1' tlircifimuors nnd
twoforn come with a rapidity that makes
opiKisllig olnb * faint. That Is , tlmt is the
caio''iirly In th nenson. AloiiK atioiit the
ttmo the iiiblns Infill to liiili'h , ' 1'rcd lays
down : hn rovulres a subcutaneous Inject Ion
of Worcestershire sanci1 , maimgoilnlly.
about 'stccn times ( luring every puno.
Davu I { ( MVP , the innmttrer of the Lincoln
basoliiill club , says that the momber.s ul the
homo team will utnort for duty March 2. " > .
On April I llio opening game will bo played ,
Omaha crossing hats with the Lincoln club ,
( lames \\lll also tie played with the Slum
City and Kansas City teams , and bv tlmt
tltm > the championship' games wlllcommcni'C.
Mr. Uowo says : "I have Mirned all the ini-n
I cx | > ect to carry this year Trallley , lingers
and Wilson , catchers : O'Day , Hoach. Staf
ford and Hart , pitchers. Flanagan , Irwln ,
nnrUott , Pulton , C'lineand myself In thu ctil-
Ik'lil. ' I think this is the fastest club 1 ever
handled , strong in batting am ! ha'.o miming ,
Kood ] leldors , strung pitchers and good
ditchers. Thlr is the best club Lincoln over
had , and wdl , 1 think , be always in sight of
the Hag. itesldes , I have a lot of gentle
manly , tumpcrnto players win * will always
i > o In condition to play. "
Straight From the Sliuuliler.
lllllv U'ooer llio Australian lightweight ,
is likely to bo tnnti'hcd against Austin ( Jib-
boas. 'They will tight at the California Ath-
letlo chili.
The IVllican club has offered a purse of
JCllHI fur a match between .llmmy Larkln , the
l"'j pound American , and Krod Johnson. Lav-
kin will listen to the proposition If the pursn
Is quadrupled.
John K. linker , the horseman of New
York , wants to match Tommy Kelley , the
Harlem Spider , against any ISO pound pugil
ist In F.nghmd , America or Australia , for any
sum from & ' , "piiO to.\iMO u slito.
The Olympic cluh , of Nuxv Oilcans , has
barred oiil lioth Cat roll and FlUsmimons
from the privilege- the club. Thu latter
made pledges to the Olympic to appear at nn
entertainment and then orokc them , lleni'o
the elevation of thu bars.
On llH'Ti-ai'U nnd in Hut Hlnlili * .
Ansel Is said to bo thoslro that will be bred
to Maud S.
Tins average record of Midnight's tiireo20 : ! !
trottursis a : ' . ' * , ' < , ' .
( iDiiuva S. has been sent to Terre Haute to
ho bred to Axtell.
John Splan will have Acolyte iil ! : ! in his
hiring tills season.
Axtell , the ? l ( 5X)0 , ( ) stallion , has nearly paid
for himself in Uvo years.
Senator Stai ford expects Palo Alto , 2'JH. : | ,
logo In 'i : 10 this season ,
Amy LOP , 2:17'4 : ' , nnd her sister , will be
bred to Axtell this season.
LJrecd your best mnros to tlio best sires.
'
The best'is none too good.
The Southern Iowa circuit will give In
purses and slakes eve $ KI , < KH ) .
O Brown Hall is to ho lilted this .season to go
ngainst tho'JiOti' ' , of Johnston.
The American trotting bred wn.ro , Polly ,
von $ JITMin ) liuropelast season.
Hal Pointer's pacing record for last year is
not tarnished by a single defeat ,
Carriage horses of Kooil style and action
nlwnys command sale at ready nvices.
There is a mule owned at Mendon , 0 , ,
vihren , it Is said , can trot close to20. : ; !
Mlllard Sauuders expoets to beat the year
ling 11 cord with a colt by Sidney 2ll : ! ! > 4' .
John ( loldsinllh says that ho can drive
Stambnul. 'Jll : , taster than anybody living.
There are ten pacing horses today by twt-
llnjf sires to wnere there is one by a pacing
Biro. t
L.V. . I5HU of Animusa , la. , recently pur-
clmscd the two-year-old cult , Alexis , by
Alceto.
Doblo says there is no danger but what
Nancy Hanks , 2:14'.j : , will stand training this
season.
Prince Hal , 'J:1(1V : ( ; , by Urown Hal , 2:12 : ' ,
was recently sold to Chicago parties for
.luck McAulllTfl , the pug , has opened up a
pool room In llrooklyn , forsaking the ring tor
the turf.
Muluc.altUougli the home of the fostcs stal
lion in the world , hasn't a inilo track within
Its borders.
A yearling pacer by Ued Wilkes , owned In
Temiessoo , is reported to have recently gone a
mile in 2wl. ; : | .
" Mmul . : ) : " * ! , will bo inatod with Ansel ,
2:20. : by Kloetloneor , dam thoroughhrcil , the
coming season.
It Is rumored tlmt .Inck , 2:121 : , , will he con
ditioned this year with a view to lowering his
present record.
Sweepstakes''OS has sired twenty-one ! ) : ; ! 0
performers , every ono of which were out of
non-standard mares.
Clara Hello hy Minterlode , owned by the
Pu Uols Hros. of Denver , Col. , was the llrst
iU : ! ) marotliis season.
The amount renli/cd for trotting stock at
the iccpiu Loxlnirton sales was moro than
half a million dollars.
Up to the close of 1 10 there were l.tfll
pneers In the 2IO : ! list , of which 2J7 ! hnvu rec
ords of 2 : ' 'U or better.
Alline. by lletinont , out of Alma Mater ,
owned uy the Stouts ot Diibuque , is to be
bred to Alleitoii , ailll'i.
Oliarlcs Marvin , the famous driver , in an
early day run a threshing macblno In the
vicinity of Independence , la.
Toano , the horse tlmt won one uf the fut- !
toiiburc events lust week was ono of the best
things of the winter. As much ns ; ! ( ) to 1
could bo had about him when the bettlnf.
opened , but at the close It wns hard Jo get 2
to 1 , A well-known veterinary surgeon won
f 1 , on him , but it was against his will that
lie did so , says the Evening Sun. A man at
( Juttenhurgowed him ? ! ' . ' ( ) , and he sent nn
employe to collect the mmioy. lie gave strict
orders to the employe to ruturn to the city as
soon as he had collected the money , but tlio
man learned of the good thinrsmd bet the
whole : ? I fit ) on It at 12 to 1. Ho kept on bet
ting until he had 1,001) ) , when ho returned to
the city. His employer gave him a
reprimand , but when he found that his share
of the winnings amounted tojl ou ho quietly
subsided.
Spi riK oi Alt KinilH.
Axtell's buckling brother will bo named
Uiox oil.
Stomboul will bo given a light season In the
stint beforb coming cast.
Hob Cook is to instruct the candidates for
the Yule crow at Philadelphia.
Harry Uomaino wants to bst ? T > oa m
Powers hi the coming pool match.
The Palo Alto thoroughbreds to bo brought
cat arc alrcndy in active ir lulng.
liobesiiieri'o is salil to tie a wonderfully
improved horse in his four-yc.ir-ohl form1
ljvo Pulsilcr made a trip to Hello Meade
last week to look over the yearlings tho.ro.
Lucco , one of the best bred young stallions
In Iowa , has been destroyed ut his homo at
Wllkes Valley.
Firciul has wintered well and is looking
robust and healthy. Matt liyrnes has her
at Monmouthl'ark ,
The imported colt Inverness is in Marcus
Daly's string at Moiiinouth Park. He is a
grand looking colt. Ills debut on the Ameri
can turf will bo watched \vith Interest.
llio .Michigan athletic association will hold
Its liist annual sparring mid wrestling meet
ing at Detroit March 20 unit 21. The com
petition is open to all amateurs. Kntrios
close March IT. Address H.C. Malcournmc ,
No , 21 Mcwbcrry building , Detroit , Mich.
The American kennel club has received a
proposal from the world's fair authorities for
u national dog show to bo held during the
course of Chicago's big exposition. This
has been referred to a committee of live ,
unioug whom are Messrs. Jauies Mortimer
and John A. Lo uu.
III1JIV < Tfi\flT < j mil i / \v\r \ mil \
The State Gonipira Hnva Another Lively
IT IS INTERESTING BUT NOT NAUGHTY ,
lust Lonl. n ( tlilt .Irra.v of So
ciety I'erionalM ( Ji'cai I'ooplo
A1-1)'I ) lielitvlio Klmiro in
'I ho.KniiirtVnrhl. .
Your must llvo In a nmnll town If you want
to \otirsoltsoclally. . Uoad this page
and you will say so , too :
Lincoln.
II. lltistcad loft Tuesday for Pmtlmul , Ore.
C. II. lltt/ord / left Tue-sduy foe Hot Springs.
Dak.
Dak.M.
M. S. Ayrrs loft Tuesday for Hot Springs ,
Dak.
At. II. Jacob * loft Tuesday for Salt Luke
City.
Ifev. J. P. Uordou Ic/t / Tuesday o "iiltitc for
( 'lilcago.
Miss Cora Pcr.il loft Tuesday for ConnelU-
villo. I'a.
Ali-s. ICuto ttnymoud has cotio to Canton ,
Mo. , to vlsli.
J. M. Mtn'dock I nut gene to Chicago on a
business trip.
John Hanson mid wife loft Tuoailay for
Asldaml , On1.
C. II. llolums has iomt ; to St. Louis on a
business trip.
II. M. Cowan loft Tuesday evening for
lllooinlngioii , III.
H. 1 ! amiI. ( ) . Kllemwood lull Tuesday for
Hulso City , idalio.
Mrs. Amelia Broad left Tuesday evening
fop l.nrupmt , N. Y.
P. M. Molly and II. C ! . Smith left Tuesday
m-onlng for Adrian , .Mich.
Mrs J. Stevenson and daughter returned
Tuesday from their visit to lioalrico.
Mrs. William Clements of Ilolyotte , Colo. ,
Is the guest of Mrs. M. ( _ ! . Hohamnan.
Air. nnd Mrs. Mason ( Jrcijg left Tuesday
evuning for Kansas City. They will bo
absent a week.
Mrs. Charles llnlste.ul and Mrs , lingers of
Tecnmsoh are tin guo-its of Mrs. A. L Man
chester , at 17i."i : U strout.
Mrs. ICnslcy Moore of .lacksonvlllc , III. ,
Mr. and Mrs. J. ( ! . Morrison and Miss Clura
1C. Smith loft Tupsdav for ( Juincy , 111. , with
hi ; remains of Mrs. Kniily U. King.
Mr. A. II , Mcndonuall and wife , mvoni-
Mi'led by their niece , Mrs. Charles Tr.ip-
agon , lolt Wednesday afternoon for Peorln ,
,11. , in response to a telegram nnnouneinir the
serious illness of Mr. MeiuloiiliaU's mother.
Mr. and Mrs. R 11. Honil of Peorin , III. ,
wtio have boon \isiting for snitio weeks witli
'riemls in Salt Laku Citv , were in the cilv
the tlrst of the week the quests of their
laughter , Mrs. , lumos Mahoney , 1225 S
street.
"Lonufellow's Dream" was presented by
local talent at tin1 [ 'unite Tuesday evening to
i splendid audience. Some of the loidinu' :
konety people of Lincoln p.irtli'iputuJ. All
icquitteii themselves splendidly , nnd as a re
sult the entiHvaiutiient was pronounced a
; rand SHCITSS.
Dr. Charles F. ( ioodc'11 , who for thu p'wt
lu'hU'on month' ) has boon associated witli
Dr. H. F. llailov , hut lei t with his family for
Ids old homo at Washington. I ) C. , where ho
will remain permanently. Tlio doctor came
lore for Ids'wife's health , which lias been
. really benefited by their stay , Family rea
sons necessitate thoirreturn.
Sorosis met Momlay afternoon with Mrs
iCingsluy , Ifi22 S street. Papers were read
upon old college customs , lilo in the uarly
universities of ICiliml : ; , aeademical dress in
Lxford and Cambridge , alumni iirgani/a-
tions , unilh'utiori of the colleges of Franco ,
tliu university idea In ( lermany , Kngland ami
[ \incrica , Jefferson college and the linlm1-
alty of Virginia and women in colleges , by
Mrs. Hell , Mrs. I i race. Miss Harris , MM.
ICingsley , Mrs. Little , Mrs. Manning. Mrs.
ICieketts and MM. Sawyer.
Mr , nnd Mrs. C. II. Stevous provided a
most enjoyable season ot high tivo for a CPU-
ji'nlal company at their homo at OS2I ( v >
it root Thursdiiy evening. 'I'he jilay began at
4iOnnd : : was iiiti'i'rnptod at II by roiresh-
ineiits. The royal pri/es fell to Air. Hum
phrey and Mrs. 1'icUo.tt , and the booby
trophies to Mr. Clyiv and Mrs. Hale. There
were present : Mo.ssrs. nnd Mcsdnines W. L.
Plokcti. S. 1C. Hide , M. W. Travis , C. A.
\Vickorsham. C. W. Pace , H. 11. Sawyer , I.
L. Lyman , P. 11. CljcoV. . 11. Humphrey , A.
Smith and J. A. SV'elton , Dr. niul Mr.s.
Ilolyoke , Mr. J. T. McDomdii and Mrs. H.
M. itice.
A ploaseiit evening was spent at tlio homo
of Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Hartb , 1215 T street ,
Thursday evening' , in honor of Mr. Uarth's
birtlulav . Music ami dancing wore tlionrder
of the evening. At about 11 p. m. llio guests
adjourned to the dining room where an ele
gant supper was seiveil. Among those pres
ent wore Messrs , and Mesdames Spring-
tnoyer. Walker. Str.itton , Hagensirk ,
Schmidt , Uoucli , K. W. J. Heed of Ulysses ,
Seidell and Wempcner , Misses Kami Rhodes ,
Lon Stratton , KlluSlioomahor , Maud Thrapp
of Ulvsaos , Lettio Soidell , August Sciiilell.
Hazel "U'ulker , Illancho Sinitli mid Fc.irl
WiK'inponer ; Mrs. Gum-go Uoed.ot Ulvss.es ,
Mrs. F. Sinitli of t'lysses , Mr , . Mary Si-ldcll ,
.Messrs. ( inns : ! , Carter , Melick , Patrick ,
Tvler , Rhodes , H. Khodes , . Cirossmnn , Ilarth ,
Seidell , Theird , J. Sclinndt and Dr Riser
The Knights Templar are always distin
guished tor their gallantry ami chivalrous
actions , and when they give a social onlor-
laiiiment Impp.v are the ladies who huvii the
good fortune to sceuro invitations. This is
the reason that en Monday evening both the
second and third Hoots of the Masonic temple
were thronged with a brilliant : i4scmbiau :
of fair Indies and bravo men. The knights
.iiioured in full uniform , belted and plumed ,
each individually looking as grand atlio
commander of an army. It was the occasion
of the grand banquet of Mount Morinh ( ' .om-
uiandorj No. I ol tills city. Nearly two hun
dred anil ilftv persons were present , includ
ing the wives and daughters of the sji-
knights , and the eoiningling ot the pretty
toilets of the ladies ami the glitterim ; trap
pings of the knights mnde the scone a i'hiirni-
Ing one. Right Kmlnont ( Irnnil Commander
Lewis M. Keene and about thirty ottior visit
ing knights were present. A reception was
held from s.-mi to ' . : : ( . At the latter hour the
ladlo.s mid other visitors wore escorted tu the
bnnciiot | board , where a magnificent feast
was served. The tables wcro m the form of
a Maltese cross , and went resplemlmit with
linen , china , silver and lloral adornments.
Following the feast an excellent musical pro
gramme w. ; > presented.
A remarkable largo nnd vivacious compin.v
of young people were most hospitably entor-
tuined at liiKJi live Thursday evening by Mr.
Krcd M. Hout. : , No. ' . ' ; ) ( ) South Seventeenth
street. Thn contest for siipromacy was : i
spirited one. but nil thoughts of rivalry tleii
when the rofrelnncnls were served , all
uniting with a will in doing justice to tbo
least. Thorn were prison t Mr. nnd Mrs. T.
\\MJrimth.Mr. and Mrs. .1. W. Maxwell ,
Mr. and Mr.K. . F. . Henklo , Mr. ai.it Mrs.
Prod S. Kelly , MUses Minnie and O'ivo '
Latta , Fuy Min-sliall , Racluiel Brork. Mollie
Hell wig , Kllison Trust , Maud Hurr , Fiinuit
Ihiwlov , ( icrtrudo nnd Carola Hill , Maniii
'
and A'lllo Unrgiss , Nolllo While , Maude
Hammoeil , Carrie and Hattlo Lelaml , Martha
l-'unko , Carrie U'usnier , Lottio Andrus
( ia'tchen Maniuett. Maude Sinlili , Carrie
Dennis , llaird , ( iortnulo.icrner , Hulllo
Hooper , Lulu Cantleld , Maggie Knglish
Nuoinl U'cavor , Mabel Koinper , .Mamio U'en
nir and Maynard of Los Anirele ? . Cal. ;
Messrs. Charles Hurr. John Lorgan , K. L. 10.
CiaiiKS , H. K Herman , S. ! ' . St. John , C. ( J.
Smith , Fred Smjser , Frank Hurr , Hal Xor-
than , Cornstalk , Frank L. H.ithuway , Will
Clarke , Clint Andrus A. A. Scott , B. O.
I i rndley , Ladd , Frank Kvorat , W. Morton
Smith , II. J. Hull , Low Marshall. U. F.
Meyer , R. I ) . Muir , Slovo Langworthy ,
Frank Kitchen , Charles Hall , Ucrt Wheeler
and Osi'iir Finike. The royul prl/tes were
\ \ oiby \ Miss Minnie Latta and Dr. Kerman.
Mrss Alice Cowdcry and Mr. Frank Kitchen
secured the booby tirlzes.
I'roimmt.
Charles Hooporloft Mouduy for Ocelli.
Will Cole roturnoil Tuesday from Chicago ,
Mrs. Josslo Anderson of Columbus Is visit-
li.g fricndH in the city.
Wultor Hill of Kansas CMty made hU Fre
mont friends u Hying visit * the llrst of the
week.
Mr. nud Mrs. J. J. Lowryaro entertaining
their friends , Mr. and Mrs. Moore of St.
Joseph.
Mr. nud Mrs. George W. Suepaord are on-
t. I-IUUH > . On ri-.i.'o .Miss lllrdi.--o-iimcr I ,
( > rilii > ini |
tl.'or.'i' Tnruor nf Hot SjirlniD.iK . IH In
th"rit ) \ isiiing | | | H iiiulhcr mid ot her ivln-
live mill frlcii'ls. '
'
Umrlov P.irtcrlU'ld ' "ho hits been vMMnp
la the citv font fmvv.oks , lias returned to ;
his homeat Tiicoma. i
Mr. Jincph Cit.vlo of Hushong , Knii. . and
Ml I'Y.wrlj O. Urlmivs were mart-toil Sun
day by Kov. .1. W. Uobliivm.
Dr. L. H. Smith hni BOIIO to Now York
Oily , to be BOIIO nbonl six woi U , to tnUo a
sjurlal COIIIMO at a nolydtuic school of until-
dim.
dim.MM.
MM. ttois I , IhimaonJ wont to Lincoln
I'lmrsdav to Join h'r husti.i'iit on the scnn-
orial ommloa , which loft that city Friday
or Denver.
Kntuidiy evonlin ; Mr. nud Mrr. MHX
enroll gave .1 vorv pleasant parly nt thuli
lomo In holier uf ( loorguScliatib , who goes to
'hiladrlphliiloroildo.
Mi's. ,1. K. S'lonvin and diuulilor. Ml.1"
lable , and Mr * . 1'lunni nis w.'ro visitors nt
Jneoln Tuenl.iy \Ve.lnuuluy to HPO tint
egl.-lntlvo whojli go round.
Mr. and Mrs. S N.Vatsua worn on tertian-
ng this work their old friends , Mr ami Mrs.
Yiirgu Dovplatniiif Dixon , 111. , who were on
heir return limiip from a visit at Colorado
firings itiul Manitoii , Colo.
iX-Cni ! > rivsiinim ! and Mrs. Doisoy returned
iiiturdny from Washington. Now' that Mr.
"lor.soy's olllcial e.nvs have boon hud down ,
liter sK yours of service , Mm. thuvsoy n.nl
iltnsolf will one.1 more Itivnmo porinanont
nember * of Promont sooioty.
MMnipVertldiigton of Oinnliii lectured
'riday evening on "Tlio Passion Play" aeon
i.v him , as pro.ti.cod at ObiTiumnorgiiu. II
vas a highly interest Inu disco IIMI > . Th i pro-
veils will go toward phii-mg a fountain nt
ho corner of Sixth and Main stiveti.
Miss Lulu Funk gave a surpassingly pli-ai-
int party Saturday afternoon at. the linmo of
i IT parents on Kast I'uelfth street. II , was
glen in honor ol her eleventh birthday. A
arg'j number of her young friends were
irosont to help in a proper observance of the
Hcasioii. The little hostess ncmiittod her-
elf as uu entertainer with great credit.
The singers of the city are being organl/cd
nto a choral noi'loty. The object of It Is to
'urnlsli vocal music for the Central Chan-
ailiua | , which opens with Its llrst session on
ho Kreniont assembly ( 'rounds in June. Tlio
society will bo under the training of Prof.
I'tiiTi'iis as chorister , a man of acknowledged
Utility , assisted , by 1'rof. Tnbnrof Omaha.
It is expected that at least litty voices will
m trained for this Chantaiiiimi musical wor , ! ,
A ( | iilot wcililing took place Monday even-
ng nt the rc.sldcnco of Mr. and MM. J. H.
AMutfTsteen , uhon their daughter , Mrs.
Mbbii1 Van Alsyno , was mnirled to Mr.
iVilliam C. Whittman. Uolli have been roil-
luii lit of Llnioln for a luinitier of jours , the
irlito being a well known artist of that city
mil the bridegroom a prominent business
mm. They will nuo make their future
lonie there. The ni.irrinuo ecrrmony wns
lorformed liy Kev. J. U' . liiblnsou , pastor of
ho MethodUt lCniscop.il uhuroh.
Vork.
Mrs. minor Duloy Is visiting relatives In
I'opeka , Kan.
S. II. Seilgwick attended court in O'Nolll
Vob. , this week.
T. H. "l.iwson suont sovora 1 days visiting
Vlcnds in Arlinglou.
Rev. . .1.V. . Miller of DeiMtor , III. , is in the
Uy visiting olu friends.
W II. Wigton and A. I' Hrowu of Hnst-
ngs were in the city Tuesday.
ICd. Cavriiuiigl , spent a couple of days with
rienils in Ucd Cloud this week.
Herman ( ii-Mgory went to Lincoln Tuesday
vliere ho will visit for several weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. T M. Fisher , of ( irafton , arc
.ho guests ot Mr. and Mrs. C. P. Lloul.
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Hannoll entertained
ho Hast Hill High Fivflub Fiidny night.
Mrs. Coylo and two daughters of Wayne ,
Nob. , are visiting the family of .lames Coylo.
Kouert Smith of D.ivid City , lurmerly of
York , spent Sunday witti relatives in 'tho
ily.
ily.Mr.
Mr. and Mrs. I. X. Uajiioll of McCool ,
vero the guests of ftiemls in the city this
veolc.
Mr , and Mrs. C. H. llamliti arrived home
iiin their visit.at Junction City , Kan. , Mon
day nlternooa.
Mr. A. C. Kberhart and family started for
5olma , Cul. , Saturday , where they will make
their future home.
Miss Ada Abbott of Falls City , who lias
iieen visiting her cousin , Mrs. T. I" . C'luvvsun ,
retunioil home Monday.
' 1 ho Young L'ulie.s' Missionary society of
the liaptist ctiurcii held a mooting' Monday
ciiing in the lecture room of the church.
I'liOMhu evening Miss Pearl Hnnnls enter-
la'ned the Chr.stian Kiidcaversoi-jity of the
( uiiL'tocatlonnl ihurch , at her liomoo'n York
avenue.
Saturday evening Miss Flora WyckotTen
tertained her Sunday scnuul clas at the risi-
lence of her father. About fifteen young
ladies weie piesuit
MM. A. H. Cod.ling , irid Mossn. 1C. A.
l'\iii , K. K. Duloy , i'1. .liimos and ( iuorge
.Stockholder attended the missionary confor-
I'liooat Weeping Wnter , N'ob.
C. S. Uainbolt and family went to Lincoln
Tuesday and will reside ( heroin tno future.
Mr. Kainbolt will practloo law with tlio llrin
of Collins > t Mockett , of which be has become -
come a partner.
The Yomif Men's Christian association
will hold iinnivor.ary excrcisej in the Jlap-
tist church Sunday , March 22. The address
will bo Ooliverea by Mr. W. W. Slabuugli ,
vice president of the Omaha association.
The slate ean'onnient , I'atrlarirlisMilitant ,
will hold Us next nnntial meeting In Ynr'r ,
an 1 tlio O ulleilows of the cl y nro nuiKing
lotlvo preparations for the proper reception
.nut onU'i-tainmont of the visiting members.
.1 udgo , I. K. Cochran of McCook , Xob. , is
visiting in the city. Ho is ono of the old citi
zens ul York , and wis al onutinio posttnas
tor. Ho says that ho lixiks around in vain
for-.01110 of tlio old Inndnmrks tlmt were fa
miliar to him in early days.
The Hoard of directors of the Young Men's
Christian association met Tuesday evening
and elected the following ollicials lor the cn-
ii.g year : 1) ) . F. Farley , president ; J.
( ieorgo , vice president ; C. M. Hoyiiton , sec
retary ; K. .1. Wiglitinnn , trcusiiror.
The lilgh school homo doclaiimtory oonlost
took place in the i'rcsbyterian eluirch Fri
day nignt. The auditorium was Illicit with
an attentive audience , and the ton speakers
solcctorl from the school each delivered thoii1
duclamatlons In a civditabloand highly appre
ciated manner. The contestant were Misses
Grace Kaglesou , Ktliel llenton , Mytlo Jones ,
Flora Bell , Ktliol Seymour , Ciraco Uoynolds ,
May Willis , Cora Comiway , Lola Sorrick ,
and Masters Otis .Newman , Arthur Muore.
At the homo of lion. J.V. . Harnos , Monday
ovaning , a very plea-ant event took place in
honor of the twenty-sixth anniversary ol
Kov. A. C. Crosthwaito , pastor of the Aleth-
oJist church , and his wifo. Supper was
served ut (1 ( o'clock , the following ladies nml
gentlemen tuking plhccs at the tables : Mr.
and Mi * . < ! \V. Wlrt , A. C' . Snyder , .1. X.
Ferguson , ( J. W. Shrock , H. M. Detrick , J.
M. Hell , .1. H. Conawiiy , A. C. Croithwaitc ,
( 'niton. Fisher , Munson , Winnog , Dash ,
Hicklov , Miss Lulu Wirt and Rev. J. W.
Miller of Ueoatur , 111. Tno following toasts
were rospiiuded to ; "Inlluoneo of Religion
Upon the Community , " J. 11. Conaway ; "M >
Pustpr , " A. C. Snyder ; "Woman's Place in
the Church.I. M. Hell ; "My Ideal Church. "
IJiiv. A. C. C rnstbwaito ; "Our Hostess , " II
M. Detrick ; "Knforcumeut of Church Knws , '
ll. W. Shred : ; "Inlluoneo of Kollglon am :
Hnllroails Upon the Development of No-
bnislii"J. : W. Harnos ; "Our Pastor's Wife ,
Her Place , " Mr. Colton ; "How to Pay the
Preacher , " ,1. N. Ferguson ; "Duty oT
NcighhoM , " ( ! . W Wlrt. After ( .upper Or.
Conaway took advantaijo of u lull in the fes
'
tlvitloa 'to present , to Kov. Mr. Crosthwnlte
and wife a liand'omely bound volume o
Tiilmngo's "From Manger toThrono. "
lleiuilco.
Kov. J. X. Mills has gene to Denver for a
days' visit.
Misn Hullo Bishop bus ( joiio to Chlcaijo fo
a brief visit.
Mrs. J. M. Scott of Omaha was in the city
Wednesday.
Mrs. Cul Tally has returned from a visit to
Nebraska City.
Mrs. W.V. . Scott has returned from n visl
to Kansas City ,
Mr. and Mr. ? . L. P. ( lillotto have gone cas
ou a brief visit.
Mlns ( jrai-o Post vKltod over Sunday wit
friends ul Lincoln.
Miss Nettle Waddell of Odoll h vUltln
friends In the city.
Mr. and Mrs. Al Kennedy of Llucoln wor
lu the city Friday.
LouIInlloway of Mnrysvllle , Kan , , U visit
ing relatives m the city ,
A'O , L'atlerty has goiio to Chicago to at
The cold wenlhor seems a little stubborn about leaving , but we cannot lot ti'il'ling delay in
the weiHhei'c3ombinntion interlope with the regular cleclurattons ofspring business. The climate
is a fixed fact , established by long years of experience , and \ve don't hnvo to wait for the "old
est inhabitant" to tell us that it is only a matter o'n ( f'c\v days and Spring \vill bovith us in dead
earnest. We know it , and , ofcouse , ns the first Clothing Estnblishment'in the west \vearc nat
urally on hand promptl y with the season , fully equipped in every department. Our arrango-
nonts for the spring trade can be expressed in three Avords : ENORMOUS , ELEGANT. PER
FECT.
As the days roll by we will talk to you specifically and in the meantime the following point
ers are especially valunble :
HAT DEPARMENT , Sec the llcllman Hat
( our special ) the ncatost anil most stylish
out this sprinij. Von will like it.
You will understand , as a special for the
purpose of introducing ; our hat department
thoroughly , we are selling- hat worth S3
to S3 at 95c.
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We mean a fine stiff hat at that price , and
it'includes all the new spring shapes of
hcadwaie. You can take your choice of
style ? , in your pick of colors , and feel as
sured that you will save half the money :
SPRING.OVERCOATSWell . , we all know
that style is one of the most essential [ minis
in a spring overcoat.
Our display , to use the popular c.\iro- |
sion is "away out of sight. "
\\c \ lead in introducing- the latest dim
of fashion , namely , the widely popular 1 > \
form fittintr , short cut and regular cut.TkN1
are four especially popular shapes , an I
we've got them in meltons , in chcvioK in
kerseys , in worsteds , etc. , etc. In all shapi-
above mentioned we give you the acme ul
perfection in fit and saving money liknvi 1.
la
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Mrs. .Inlin l ollins of Lincoln is visiting
friends in Uio.i'itv dimmr tlio weelc.
Frank Maxwell , lately ofMarysvillo , Kan. ,
has removed to iteiit rlco to llvo.
Mayor Ebrlclit has returned home from
nn li onca of sovernl d.iys in tlio east ,
lend K-'v. Moody's Blbla school for a term or
two.
I1'red ni'iini nf Kansas City Is visiting
friends and relative i la the city' during tlio
week.
Colonel Tobo Castor was down from Lin-
I'olu Tuesday on , lutMUiiiiibly , a missionary
visit.
,1. ,1. liudiiiiinn nf liock Island , 111. , was In
the cily for a feXv days during the current
\V. P. Mi'Urenry of Hastings , one of thu
loading lici-sonnm of that section was in the
city last weelc.
Miss O. Ilnllliu/er \Vausoon , O. , wns vis-
itlnir fri 'lids hereabout * during the oaily
d rys nf tlio week.
A. H. Maxwell win down from Grand Is-
Innil Wodnosiluy looking after his extensive
interests In this locality.
M. A. Ilrovvn , editor of the Koaruoy Huh ,
visited his louion of friends in ttio city during
the early part of tho.week.
Mr. .1. A. Wnrron of the llrni \Vnrron ft
Ward bus rotnrnod from nn I'xlon.lod bus-
ini'ss trip to the eastern markets.
Division Superintendent A. 1 ! . Scliruntz of
the IJoi'lc Island was in tlio city from the vi-
rinily of llortou , Kan.Vuilnesdiiy. .
Mr. .Tolm Sinnns of Ohio is in thu citv vis
iting his daughter , Mrs. W. T. Scott. Ho
will remain in the statn several months.
Mrs. ICiimiu I ) . Homeland of Osweso , X.
Y. , Is in the city on a visit of several weeks
with her aunt , MM. M. L. CalTuity and
family.
\V. S. Summers , assistant attornovKonend ,
I'iin'io down from Lhieo'n ' Mondav to attend
to s.imo . professional business huforo the dis
trict court.
.Imh'o nnd Mrs. S. II. Grills have returned
from ,1 unction City , Kan. , whither tlwyVITU
culled a fmv days shu'o bv the death of .Indfe'o
Craig's ' sister , Mrs. Green.
O. P. Smith , brother of Frank Smith the
well known pharmacist , lias removed to this
city from McCool ; mid will cngaKe here in
business with Ills brother.
'P. B. Perkins was called to Ues Moines ,
la , last veolc by t ho dentil of Ids brother , L
II. Perltlns of that nhieo. The deceased wns
formerly a resident of Heatrieo.
\Villiam Mayborii of Lunbain , Is'eb. ,
and Miss , Lot tie ii'randt of Ilanovi'r , Kim ,
were niiirriea at the Cliristinn cliinvh | i. r-
somit'o by Kov. U. II. Inni-rnn , Tliurailuy.
Mr. S. P. Vandyke and Miss Sarah Cullen
were married nt the residence of the brido's
jmioats , wvoral inilos southeast of the city ,
Thnr-day. They will make their future homo
at Myatlu Point , Oro.
The Women's l-'orclpn Missionary socloty
of tlio Centenary M , K. I'lmreh iravo a very
enjayulilo tea an'it social nt the roslileneo of
Mrs ! Hi'i-shoy , on lloyt and l ourtecntli
streets , Tridny aveniiiK.
P..I. Myers , one of the solidcst of ( iiipo
county's farmers , returned \Vcilno.sday from
a vroioiiKcd trlp'throuKli Arii-.omi , Now Mexico -
ice mid tin ) Pueille and southern states con-
orally. He still pins his everlasting faith to
Nebraska as n little the best country on
earth.
Lust Wednesday oventnt : nt the homo of
the principal of tlio liiKh school , n reception
was tfivcn the toni'hors and senior class in
honor of Mls Alta Cliambers , who Is shortly
to leave the class because of the removal of
her tuiully to Oenvor. After u series of on-
Joyahlo ontertiiiinnonts and refreshments
Miss Chambers was miido the pluasud ro-
clplont of u baiuUomo book , "Treasury of
Art anil SOUK , " by her friends us a partial
testimonial of their usteuni
Kearney.
Miss Mny Downing is vlsltinp in Omaha.
Dr. O. S. Mardenvcut to lioston Monday
on litislnoss.
A. K. Aitltlii , formerly of this city , now of
Chicago , visited hero u few days UKO.
Charles I'lrtlu , chief clerk of thu house of
representatives , visited hero this week.
Will J. Seoutt Iris roturnoil from this
winter's sojourn umoiintho business men ol
Now York city.
Bishop C ! raves has amuiKed to lay o < it the
collcKOcampus In Knsl Lawn , and tr .swill
bo planted as soon as the weather will per
mit.
mit.John
John M. ICast , seventy years of aio , Uled at
thu huino of his son , II. R ICast , on Sunday
nlh'Ut. Mr. Hast , with hla wife , crime hero
from AVorthiiiKtou. hut. , faonw time ago for n
Visit.
Visit.N.
N. II , Drydeu and wife and their duughtej ,
HOSIERY , Never before has any house
shown as complete a line of Half Hose , one
strong attraction being our line of Fast
Hlack , ( or money refunded ) half liosc
at 25c ,
Modes and tans in French goods , English
ribbed and American make ? , that gives ex
cellent service , Also ab 25c.
We are the Hosiery People of Omalia ,
S | > rin ' weight underwear , every jrade j , color
and at all kinds of priccs.low enough to suit ,
Mrs. J. 1 * . llartman and chihlren , wont to
Tacoma , \Vush. , OH Tliui'silay evcnlnp , wl'cro
they will M'siilo.
V. 0. Strlrlcier of Oinnha was hero on
Tlmrsiliiy In the intore-ts of his Oinuha
clinnUs with reference to the Shipman
forgery caso. The niiitter was settled mid
the LMSO ilitinissi'd without a limlini ; .
District ClerU N'yo Inn returned from Min-
neapcilis. wli'-ro hi- wont to Investigate the
roniiithiii ol tin ; National HmliliiiK , l om and
1'rotoullvo association. The Keurney IIIIMII-
ber.- are transferring their stock to the asso
ciation.
The Kuainoy ( liilt , a monthly paper devoted
tu presontini-1 he advantages of Nobraslta as
a place for nnsinc.ss , rcsid nco anil invest
ment to those .seukiiiu n ulianjjeof location ,
iiiiule its apiiuaraneo Thursday , l rein the
nppoariiiiccnt the llrst copy it will do jrooil
work in thu imiiilKniilon liehl. The paper is
well li.iclci'd and tlio lirst edition was over
two thousand copies.
A pleasant party was held at the residence
of ( ! . I'Kdwanls on Hast Twenty-third
slieet on Wmlnesday ovonln , It was a
liii'thd.iy anniversary of Mrs. ( Jeer o Hird.
U'liun ull was in readiness a beautiful pres
ent was jjiven the lady which was indeed a
surprise. There were present members of
ISaoini lode ( ; , Daughters of Kubecun : O. I ) .
Ayres anil inotlier , Mrs. Cherry , \V. R Pick-
uriiiKimil wife , ( ! . 11. Outtinir , wife anil sou ,
K. II. ( loodi'ich ana wife. B. II. Allller and
wife , h. 1) . Forehand and wife , \V. H. Hunt
ami wife , C. 1) ) . Morse and wife , 11. II.
Aeliey and wife. Asbury Smith , wife ana
dangl'iter , A. 1 . Knowc.ll nnd .1. I , . 1'attcrt.on.
A. Brown Is in ht. Joseph , Mo. , tins
wooh ,
(5eorpo ( Coleman i'i visitiiifr friends and
relatives in Kansas City this week.
C ! . 11. Edwton , of Haytmus llotirhig mills ,
was an Omaha visitor WeJnosiliiy.
Harry Hlot'lilron at.il Lew Stone were
sli'l < 'h riilinif in Omaha lust Sunday.
I
i Tlio sociiil club cntertulniiit their friends at
tiornmnia hall \Veit \ ni'siluy r
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' \V. II. I'Vrjrusou and wife rctiirnu.l from a
two wceit's ' visit in Illinois U'odnsaUay.
lOIder Ilritt , Tom Iliir.il anil Keopokl Halm
were legislative viaituM ut Lincoln Momlay.
Mrs. IJ. Morris anil son tire quests of the
family of , I. K. Kelly at McL'ook , N'ob. , this
week.
Mrs. Andrew Boston and family of 1'rovo ,
Utah , will arrive this week , and will make
Hustings thuir future home.
Dr. George 1C. Douglass attendeiled the
eommi'iiecmunt exercises of the Kansas City
( lentnl eollCKC , of which ho Is a director , this
week.
Malinger Murray ot the ICerr opera liouso
l.s forming a local dramatic1 company for thu
purpose of cultivating thu dramalio art in
Hastings.
Dr. Ijj'im and his ostimahlo vifo cclobrnted
their tin woddliiK Saturday ovonin . Hela-
lives from IJluo Hill and other points were
present.
Postmaster HoarUvoll expects to leave for
California next week accompanied by his
wife , win ) is obliged to sock a chatiKoof
climate for the henellt of her health.
"Yarloy 1'aterson , " a lisht coinudy , will ho
produced at t ho Kerr opera house n'uxt weeit
for the bt'iiolit of llothany home , Hustings'
hoint ! for do-tltuto anil helpless women.
Tlio Hasting * prospectlni , ' company elected
the following onicors Tnesihiy ovenin : M.
1C. Lewis , president ; A. U. Cramer , vlco-
president , ; Ueoixo F. ( Jolcmnn , socrttarj anil
K. A. Unity , treasurer.
One of the ploasantesl high llvo partlos
wns ( jlvon hy Mr. anil Mrs. ,1. \ V.alradt
Tuesday evening in honor of Mrs. WalraJt'.s
sihter. Miss Uavia of Omaha. Tlio quests
were : Misses May anil Luuri Dlllny. Lll-
Han Cram , Maliol Ni'yu.i , Mntiilu Mc\Vhin-
nic , Callio Johnson nnd Mary Mover.- , .
Messrs. John Mussolnian , Charles Adams ,
II. Patterson , . .1.V. . I'ickorint , ' , William
( JonritUV. . A. McKoy , 11. A. Dk'iiKlron and
Dennis Cormeros
The Hustings jjun club has Just mniplctod
their club honso mur this citv , and have
equipped the Hninu with all the necessary
para [ > norimlla. The cluh expects to lion )
seinl-montlily Bhoots. Kevor.il Imnilsomo
nifHliils have been ordnvd for the winnor.s.
The fnllowiiiK ( illli'i-rs Inivo boon clouleil
for the imbuing year : .1. II. Klominir ,
president ; Tom Cicotli , vice president ; .
H. McKinney , secretary unit trunsury. The
club Is tlio largest , lu point uf numbera , In
weateru Nehraslta.
Tno-sday oveiniiK Mr. anil Mrs. M. .1. Ium-
bard tuinluruil Mr. and Mrs , U'V. . .lolms-
ton , tate a ent of tlio iliirliiiKton route in
this city , a farewell reception and
high live party. Mrs , Luaiiurd w i
assisted hy Mrs. J. ii. Dallas. The roc-np-
tion was : i most cnjoyahlo atl'uir. I'reaent
were , Mr. anil Mrs. Charles Cameron , Mr.
nud Mrs.V. . \V. Johnston , Mr. and Mr.- .
Charles Schanfellmrwcr , Mr. and Mis. , I. B.
WycolT , Mr. J. Al. Ko an ami wife , Mr. M.
P. Morlirty and wife , Mr. and Mrs. C. L.
'
Hose , AuK-'Hice. Mr.V. . VV. Johnston has
iii'repKxl the agency lor the ISurliiiRlon at
Doaciuiio'.l , for which point he lukos his de
parture this week.
ciaimm > uli. :
Mrs Frank Hcibcrt is visiting in Nebraska
City.
City.Mr.
Mr. ( , ' . \Veseott lias returnee' from his .
Chicago trip.
Miss AlaiL'lo ; Viillery hnsroturncil from her
visit to Cliieiijjo.
Mr. Stephen A. Uavia has returned from a
visit in IConcsaw.
Hon. William Neville win a visitor to the
capital this week ,
Mrs. M. Urav has been visitimj ainonjr
.I1 ends at Shelby , this stale.
Mrs. J. A. Connor aid : daughter have been
viiitiiurut Ashland this week.
Dr. anil Mrs. John Hlack were visitors In
tlu metropolis durim'tlio week.
Mr. and Mrs. M. L , Hoedcr ot Omaha were
visiting iu this citv this weelc.
Misses Annie Livingston and Hattie Pu'-
mer arc visiting friends at Olenwooil.
\V.\V. Driiminonil wns in Llncilu this
week ultcmiiuiT tosoino impurtant lejcal busi
ness.
T. 1C , Cl.irko of V.'eephiKVater has been
visiting his lather , Mr. Timothy Clarice of
this city.
S. ; > i. L. Kcencldi r of Ccbniaka City was
MiuKint , ' haiuts with his old Plattsiuoulh
Ir.ends Tuesday. j
Mi-s. S. M , Chapman has gone for a visit j
wi h friends and relative * at Fairliuld and
liirlin'tun ! ( , In.
Mrs. K Smith of Oakland , wtio hn > been
visiting with Mis. Ur. \ itln.rb , roturnoil
home TueMluy inoriiiiifr.
Tom Wilkinson of Denver was In town
Tuesuay visiting his old lriend of the Ii. \ .
M. supply ilepartment ,
Mrs. l'A. . Murphy of Cedar C'l-celt was vis-
itinn with her mot her , Mrs. Ainbroau Palter-
> on , during the week ,
Mr. U'infred Crowthcri leaves this wo.'li
wltn his family lor a sojourn in St. I'aul ,
wherein.1 will visit his brother.
Itobert iarlylo ! and family have removed
from ttie vicinity > f Hlmwood to this city
where they will m futiit'o n-siuo.
Mr. and Mrs John DuKc of Omaha and
Mr. niul Mrs. MeBr'do ' of Nehawka were
the uoatsof Mr.V. . L. lirowno last week.
Comrade II. C. IMcMnKcn was in Lincoln
lust week In attendance upon a im-mini ; of tlio
committee of the Xobraska Soldiers' associa
tion.
Ccoi'KO W. Kairlleld , mi-old thno resident
of this city , but now of Minnetairo , Heott's
lilults county , ivus in town durin the
week.
Messrs. A. H. Tmlil , . ) . M.JP.ittpritonFrank
Carruth and Major Itlchoy have been in the
c.ipitol upon legislative mattoi's durint ; the
w eek.
lii-v. leather Carney of St. John's Unman
Catholic rhnrch lollMomlay dvuningfur New
York City to undergo special medical treat
ment for Ids uilmonts.
Mrs. CV. . Sherman , accompanleil liy her
son Frank , departed Momlay evuiilntr for
Knox\illc , la. , where she will visit for a
louple ol weeks with her daughter , MM.
liollwllle.
M1' . Michael IlamnoiiK loft tlio othon ve
il , ni , ' lor KenoslmVls. , . , m response to a tole-
praiil.ic dispatch apprising him of the suildi-n
ilinois of his wife who is visiting with rela
tives ut that place.
Chaplain DllTenbachor , accompanied by
Mrs. DilTonbachor , were the encsts uf .linlgfo
and Mrs. Itamsoy. Thu ehapliiin occupied
the pulpit in the I'resbyterinn elmrch both
inornlntr and uvoning.
Mr. and Mrs. .lames Hltchoy of McCuilf ,
with a number of filends , arrived in tin1 city
Tuesday morning with the boilyof Ihcirlittln
bnlie , which was ( im&igiuul to its ( 'ravo in
Oak 11 ill cemetery In thu afternoon.
Mrs. Ilarvcv Uitclilo went to Denver on
THU.day in response to a dispatch nmiounrliiir
the suri'ius illness nf hi'r sister , All1 ! . . I'ca-
body. Her liltli'- < Jaiitliti > r , Mury , nud Miss
Delia Stelmher , accompanied her.
Misst-s llcrtie llyrrs , M. \Vrlght. . Allco
Wilson anil Messrs. K. ,1. Witte nml Morris
Clitlstni.ui nttrndod the missionary mcetintr ,
hold utVceplng Water duniiK thu week.
They ivpurt having had n most ontortnlniiii. ;
aiidhticcussfiii ( 'atherliii. , which \\iis attend
ed bv a hundri'il di-iegatrs
/ dcj'utatiun ' if im inbers of the Mount
7.\oii \ eommandcry , Knights Templar , wi-ut i >
Lincoln this week liv invitation to jiartu i-
pntf in sumo worlt of their order. Ainui i ;
tinmimlii'r WCIP Mc-grs. A. WVhlti.J ( i
Kiehuy , S. 'H. ' At wood , F. K. While , .1 C
Cummins , Fred Staloluian , \ \ . U. .Slu-yuric
and .lames A. Walker.
Monday evening upwards of sevenU of t1. <
rieiulsol Dr. A. I' . Withers Kathored ut Ins
homo to I'.Uond tneir hciirly congratulations
upon the iloi tor tiiirty-lotirth birthda.i 'Hi"
guests weio nii-miiorsol the Christian i-liui. . ti
and id. ' li.d p-ndcnt Order of Oddli-i1" \ i
led o to wlin h i he doctor belongs , ninl t. . . <
visit was U.UUUIIIL > 'uniriso. A most plm-
ant and social in o mii ; was spent , and at n i
night the surpnsuis rctavd , wishing 'Uo
doctor many happy returns uf tlie day.
Mr. ( Juurgu Ji. Marn , jiroprieU ) : ' and e.lit .1 .
of the Mirror , attained his twentyim I
hirthday Tiu-silay , .mil in order to coinin. . H-
unite so auspiuious an event , he hold a iv. . p-
tiun at thu Mirror ollliv in the wiim
Among thu people of unto prosi-nt \ \
Mi'vsrs. 11. N. Duvey , M N. ( inftith , K . . /
Fox , tleury eiering , Charlo.Uubb , i ) s *
Peterson and t ; . \V. Sliurmnu. It t >
stun aU'air , and high live an < J rofn'sluui'ii'i ' '
were tliu orilur of thi' eveninjr , a moil > 'u. *
able time bclnv passed.
_ Some thirty of the friends of Coloin1 ! S. ' ' .
Vnnatta iissuinhled at his homo on NM"I
Fouilh stiect ttm other oveniiik' tc aviin
coinuiJtr , ialini ; ins sivtioih birtndny. Musio
and panu'si'iilivuiied the occasion until MI , -
pur was annuunci'd , \\lu-ii in a lew mi-
jiroinpni ivmurks Mr. C.V. \ . Sherman , th"
colonel was presented with a lienutilul p > . 'l '
lined silver cup and Miucer as a souvenir uf
thu occasion and in token of the friend-hip "f
llio donors. After a fcolini ; niul very apprn-
prlMu response by the recipient , tnc im-
jiany adjourned to thoilining ronm , where r > -
iresliniL-nts weio served. Ainom ; t ! , > . .
piVMtit weie : Messrs. and Mesdiimes I
Larson , C. S. Lewis , ! _ , . K. IC.ini s , U i--.uii- >
I'oieraon , T. Ii. Wilson , John Cory , P. i ) .
liates , ICd Vanatta , Miss Hello Vcnni'lu .1 , *
and Miss Ilpydimil Mr. M. 1) . I'oll ; ,
iiriion.
Mi's. K. Hamilton wns visiting < ; > 'i > "i
friends the lirst of thu wick.
Mrs. .1. ICranso is In atlemlnaco at tlio : n
lied of hi'r mother nt Uoone , Mob.
Mr * . 1'Viink U'nko spent several da > s ti. . .
week visiting friends at Columbus.
1C. M. Spear of tlio llrni of Stocks A : Spear ,
Is in Chicago this week buying goods.
The Congregational church is making pn p
arallons to present the "Dis-trlck .SUiuc t
an early date.
.Inincs I'ear.sall of Colinnhus s [ cut a \ - n-
tion of the week In ( lenoa , looking after bi. > .
ness interests Hero.
Dr. Martin of
Columbus
uas called < > ii
Thursday to attend Iho infant i-hilrt f \ \ .
Ames , who lie * in n very critical condi' ' .
from tj plmid lover.
Miss Mary B. Kaymond , teacher at I' ,
Kiilgo agency , wns a uoit of Supcriut' ' . i
cut Uackus nnd wife the llrst of tinw . * .
Miss Knyinoiid has just ri'turned from a.- . . p
to llio Indian school at Carlisle , Pa.
The following friends of Mrs. U. S. An I.
son gave IHT a pleasant surprise purls .
Monday night hist : Mr. and Mrs. 11. I . .
Mr. and Mrs. ( ! . A. Mallin , Mr. nnd Mi <
W. Terrell , Mr. and Mrs. C. 1C. Plank. Mr
and Mrs. t' . K. Carter , Mr. ami Mis. \ \ I
Walter , Mrs , M. < ! . llentioy , Mis. V I
'
Faiii-hUd , Miss Carrie Faiivh'ild , Miss M.iu ,
Fairehild , Miss ficssioValton ami N'.I .
Alfred Terrell. A very pleasant time i- i
ported by all present.
( irnml Island ,
KM A. Hams returneil from LiniMli. m
Monday.
Mayor Plntt and John H. Tbonnwm w.-ro
visitors al Lincoln Wudnesdaj.
AVIIlInm Krank returned Monday from
visit with relatives ut Louisville , Ky.
Mr. nnd MM. Dr. M. J. Calrnn entcrMm-d
a number of friends at their homo MoM.v :
evi'iiliiR ,
Mr. ami Mrs. Joseph White ontortaiiioi a
whM party tit their residence iiithowctt
end Thursday livening.
Miss Alice Chestnut of ( -'hlenio , who has
been vlsltmuMrs. A. U. Cushman uml olhor
friends In this city , returned to her home on
Thursday.
The Social Hour clnh unvoonoof th.-ir
pleasant dances nt the Aiiflrut Order 1'iuu-d
Workmen Hull I'Vlday ovonini ; . The nUoi , , | .
unco by our buciely | KnUo ! | win very \nvge. \ "X
The St. Louis driving club Is talking , .f
KivliiK races all the venr riiiinil at the UM |
l t-itherliood ) iiurk. TliUI.su rwtiltoftH"
imssiiKiiof n hill in Missouri prohibiting tlic
Milling of pools on iiiciiib' events out-iido o
tlkostute.