Nebraska Newspapers

    TIM OMAHA DAJLY BEE ; SATURDAY , MAHQH 28. 1891-TWELYE PAGES.
IT IS THE TALK OF THE TOW
rMovomcnlir-'iincl , Events In the Social Swim
'ofCountry Towns ,
EVERYBODY IS ENJOYING LIFE ,
.
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r Tlio Ores of Tills \VnrUl for tlio Mo-
iticnt Ht-nlccn off anil Ilov-
. : . . , plry IlolilH Undisputed
Hwny.
The following builfot of suburban society
gossip will bo found full of Interest :
Tjlnuoln ,
Mr. . Fred Schmidt has been In St. Louis
this week.
Mrs. John L. WctHtor of Onmbn , lm been
In the city this week ,
Mr. . Vie Abralinrnsen of Mliulon , was shnk-
iiiK bands with Lincoln friends tbo first of
the week.
Mr. and Mrs. E. K. Miller liavo gone to
I.nfuyotto , Ind.vhcro tlioj will nmlto their
luturo bomo.
Mlas Mabel Koinpcr pave a very pleasant
lilgh live party to n number of tier friends on
Wednesday.
Mis0 Llzilo Hlnos , ono of Iliutlnpa'popu
lar young Indies Is In ttio city , the guest of
lior undo , Mr. Jobn Morrison.
The rcsldonco of Phclps Piilno nt Seven
teenth and H streets wns burglnrl/ctl Saturday -
day Highland over 1100worth of silverware
taken.
Miss Ulna- Clark , who had been llvlngjln
Lincoln with her sister for two years past ,
loft the first of the wuelc forhur homo In
Lafayette , I nil ,
Senator Titylor , a prominent momboiof | the
upper houae , ImH iiowu weary of legislative
labors and has gene to Chicago. Mr. Taylor
will not return again to Lincoln , at leastnot
tliU session.
Hon. E. H. Si/or returned the first of the
wccic irom Ottawa , 111. , whither ho hndbctyi
called by ttic dangerous Illness of his undo
A , J. Sbcr. Ho roiiortb the condition of bis
rcmtlvoas slightly Improved.
Mr. A , C. UOSKO returned to Lincoln the
flrst of the wok from New York city , where
ho linsist ] \ completed a six months1 course at
Ucllovuc hospital medical colloRO. Ho has
been vlsltiriB with his mother and slstor hero
this week , but leaves shortly for Helena ,
Mont. , where ho will locate.
The homo of Mr. anil Mrs. S. L. Hyde ,
Klovunlh midO streets was the scene of a
pleasant u'ntliciiiiK Saturday evening. The
occasion wna the twenty. 11 ftb nnnlVorsary of
Mr , and Mrs. Ilydo's wedding day , mid
neighbor ) to the number of twelve or four
teen couples called to extend congratulations
iind well wishes.
At the residence of Ulcnard Qucoupn ,
Twenty-ninth and Apnlo streets Saturday
evening , itev. Luther P. Lucldon performed
tile corctnony uniting the lives line ) fortunes
of Mr. John A. Coles and Miss Cnrrlo E.
.Tonnson. A number of intlinatofriends were
present to witness the interesting event and
extend congratulations.
Oil Monday "Soroais" mot with Miss
MarlunKlnitsliiy at the homo of Mrs. D. L.
Draco , corner Twenty-second and Washing
ton streets. The subject discussed was ' 'The
Indian Question , " led by Mrs. Ileobo. From
4 to 4 : BO o'clock the thno was occupied with
general business and with the discussion of
current nvents. At 4:80 : o'clock ' , the topic of
the duy was broutrht up 'for discussion.
A number of Captain D. 0. Crawford's
friends Ibvndcd his home at 1510 P street
Friday evening to help him remember that
ho baa just reached the IKty-Jlrst milestone
of life:1 : The evening was spent In pleasant
social intercourse , being interrupted only
lout ? enough to pnrtnko of the refreshments
which wore served , The cnptaln was the
recipient of ponio useful and beautiful pres
ents. The company dispersed at u Into hour ,
wishing the cnptiUn many happy returns of
the day and saylngtbat for once he had been
surprised.
Some of the friends of Miss Dertie , daugh
ter of Mr.V. . Porklns , nave her a happy sur
prise party Friday ovcnlnp , the occasion
being the seventeenth anniversary of her
birth. She bad dined out and upon return
found a 'number of friends assembled to
honorberunduxtcndcongratulations. Among
tnoanany presents received wns a now piano
. frriin nor tntbor. Tnu oveniiiir passed most
cnJDynbJy , closing with dancing , followed by
refreshments. It was a dcildhtfut entertainIng -
Ing occiisio.i , und all participants renewed
their expressions of friendship on departing ,
The W. nml H. debating club hold Its see-
ond' ' banquet at the pleasant homo of Mr. J ,
A. Siiyuer , 180SI N street , Saturday evening.
It WHS.oven moro of a success than the last
one. The evening was spent In playing cards ,
tiddlcdy winks , and in dancing. Elaborate
refreshments were served by the boys , The
entire success of the banquet amply proves
the skill of tno young men In this line as
well as in debate. Those present were
Misses Leland , Wright , Q. Camp , Marie and
Kmornld Jones , Hoover , Hoyt , Thlcll , New
man , Scaorest , Shoparu , Culbeitson , Ho.ver ,
M , Harper , Prankish , linbofT , Sthobield ,
Limsine , Mnltlnnd , Kieketts , L. C. Smith
and Kuto Kleutseh. Messrs. Bunghurt ,
Cheney , Mocks , Hoagland. Garoutto , Ilixmer ,
Soybolt , Amos , Stolnor. licagan , Folsotn , J.
Cochrano , Yntes , Cooley , bnvder. Pace , El
liot , Woods , Jones , Mntthows , Klcutsob ,
Chapman , Honeywell and Fred Woodward.
having reached hi& thirteenth year.
Charles Levy , son ot Mr. ana Mrs. G , L.evy ,
was on Sunday afternoon duly confirmed in
the presence of some thirty guests and
liiondsof the family , the Jewish nannltzwah
ceremony being impressively performed at 4
o'clock , Incidental to the performance of
these rites , a sumptuous spread greeted the
guests. The confirmation speech of young
Levy was n very clover one , and delivered in
a'doar , distinct mannor. Among these were
Mr. L. Borkson und wife. Mr. and Mrs. I.
Llbbcnmui , Mrs. L. Poslca , Louis A.
Kzonsk , Liouio Meyer , S. i'olwosky , Mllllo
Meyer , E. Hecbt , S. P. IJobenburp , II
Yan'ow , C. Yauow , L. Llborman , Charles
1'osUn , II. Arcnsen , J. Ai-onson , J. H. Smith ,
W. Arcusen , S. Rordon , H. S. Dlumonttml ,
Harry Aronsen. 1' . Bernstein , H. Subber-
roan , M. Schnaldor , and many others.
On last Friday evening a number of the
friends of Miss Delia Munloy wore enter-
tnir.oil la a delightful manner nt her homo
11H ( ) South Eleventh street. Contrary to the
usual custom , cards weronot the order of the
evening , although tables weto provided in
ndolnng ] | rooms for those so Inclined , The
time was mostly devoted to converjatlon ,
music and dnncing , Some lovely costumes
were worn. Uof rcshn.outs were served and
mMcd much to the enjoyment of the evening ,
" About IU:30 the guests departed with the con
viction that Miss Manlcy had achieved an
other success as a most charming hostess ,
The invited guests wore : Mr , and Mrs , J ,
A. Unrns and Mr. and Mrs. Paul Clarke ,
Misses Ida and Lizzie Donncll , Scotbom ,
Laws , Weston , Helena and Nelllo Lau , Skill-
more , Cochnuio , Pound , Dopuo , Funko , Hob-
crts , Huldwln , Uplmm , Wodgewood , Lnntz ,
McMillan. Buolllng anit Anderson. Messrs ,
Emory , Qullmottu , I'uyno , Hardy , Fifu ,
Wing , \Volch , Montgomery , Funlto , Edmls-
ton , I'lllsbvry , Lyman , Oorwlg , Illcks ,
AVhcclcr , Strelgnt , L.luk , Parsons , Roberts ,
Youngo. ,
Nebraska Cily ,
MaJorMcriddtli is homo again ,
Miss , ICorff , loft for Lincoln Monday ,
UltyKnglucor Do art visited Omaha Men
day. '
' Mr , White und wlfo of Unaalllo , are In the
city.
Mrs.'Spanglor and Miss Gaut loft for the
tOUtb.i ,
Mies Joslo Wcsfel Is visiting friends In
tLlnColn.
Mrs ; Jiuncj IClrk loft for the west Monday
on a vlsjt.
' Father Cussoii ramo in from the north l&st
Thursday.
"
* Clnrouco Neff of Syracuse was In the city
.over Sunday ,
U.,0 , Goldou and wlfo arc homo from a
'visit ' to Oinalm.
Dllly Seymour made a business trip to
Omaha Thursday ,
Rev , Oliver returned to bis homo at Kear
ney on Wednesday ,
Hobcrt Lovl is in town visiting bis parents
His bomo is In Sioux City , la ,
Miss Norn Thorp accompanied her father
to Hamburg , In. , Thursday oven lug ,
, A. J , Smith'"returned homo from Omaha
nnci Lincoln Wednesday afternoon ,
Mrs. A. Heilil of Now York is visiting her
parent Mr. und Mrs. E , C. Keating ,
Mrs. W. F , N , llouscr loft Tuesday for
Auburn to visit her brother , lr. ) Thomas
dant.
Clarence Trail , formerly of this place , but
now of Kansas , Is hero oa n visit.
H , B. Hlrks of Lincoln spend Sunday lu
the city , the guest of John Dlxoii ,
Paul Schmlnki'and wlfo are among the
many who arc sufforlng from In grippe.
Mrs. W. S. Hector and Miss Mlnnlo Hawlto
arrived homo Thursday from Kanus City.
Allen Uarnhart , who has been vMtlng In
the city for several days , left for Chicago
Monday ,
W. A. Mollrlng visited his parents hero
Sunday , Ho h mooting with good succcssoa
the road.
H. H. Hicks of Lincoln , who has been \ls-
Itlng Jobn Dixon , loft for bomo Wednesday
morn I n ir.
Mrs. V. II. Olbbi left Sunday for Kansai
City to attend bor father , who is reported
dangerously ill.
Mrs. C. 13. Wcscott and Miss Fannie Mc-
Dougal of PliUlsmouth uro tbo guests of Mrs.
Thomas llytih.
Porter Hand wns confined to his homo for
two days with a very severe cold , which al
most blinded him.
U. L. Pcoblv of 1'cobly & Nicholson will
go oo the road In the Interest of a wholesale
liouso tibuut May I.
H. W. Triu.ulo loft Wednesday for Kock-
port. . Mo. , to attend the bedsldo of his slstor ,
\vho is dangerously ill ,
K. A. Spooncr of Council Hlufhwno , has
been in the city the guest of Mayor Ireland ,
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returned homo"Monday.
Mrs. M. E. Duff entertained n number of
friends Monday evening. Tlddledy while \vas
indulged In considerably.
Hurvoy M. Hunt and MUs Hhoda Rulbblo
will bo married near Rtirr , nt the bomo of the
bildo's parents on April > .
Kurel < alodge , ICnlifhts of Pythias , of this
fltv Is growing rapidly. Three new mcmbors
\vcro Iniilntuu Monday ovunlng.
Mi's. Henry Howmnn of Syracuse , who has
been in the city visiting her parents for sev
eral days , returned homo Thursday.
Kuruknlodge Knights of Pjtbiasls arrang
ing to given ball in May , when tlio boys will
celebrate the anniversary ot their itistalla-
t Ion.
Sam CJoldherp , Ed Thorp , .Tamos Heed , F.
fl Itraucr , S. 11. Morrison und K. C. Hccdo
wont to Hamburg Thursday to assist in Ma
sonic work.
Miss Mnry A. Durgrrt , slstor of 0. IT. Hur-
gcrt and Mrs. .1 ,1. liochstettlor , died nt To
ledo , O. , ou the ISth. She formerly resided
in this city.
Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Klcpsor , one of the
longest married couples In the west , qulotly
celebrated tlio ilfty-iiliith unnlvoriary of their
inarriago Monday.
Mrs. Pha bo Henderson and dnughter.
Mrs. Prod Koyscr , loft Thursday for Marlon ,
Ind. They have been visiting at the home or
Ofllcer Fr.uik Dauor.
V'ddic McCullough , accompanied by his
father and brother , Herbert , left for Shen-
andoiih , la , Monday evening , where be will
attend the business college.
Mnrrlngo licenses have boon granted to
George Bray and MissThurcsa Jarrcll ; James
C. Paterson and Miss Emma L. Barker , and
August H. BergfelU nnd Miss Mury VVestnr-
haus.
haus.Mr. . and Mrs W. A. Drown , after n brief
visit in the city , loft for Culbortson , Nob. ,
Monday enrouto to their homo in Wyoming.
Mr. Brown was the founder of the morning
dully Press , whlcii is now owned by bis son.
Miss Mnttio ( Ulchrlst , who has been vlshv
ing at Union with her aunt , Mrs. K. D. Bar-
num , died Tuesday morning of brain fever.
The 10 mains were tnkeu to Kast Springfield ,
K. Y.
Conductor A. II. ICorr has returned from
New Mexico , \\hcro ho is interested in min
ing property. Ho loft Air. and Mrs. Kobort
Fayno , formerly of this place , coaifortubly-
altuatcd.
Wednesday evening the newly organized
orchestra gave a dance that Droved a success
in every dotuil. This orchestra will in the
future bo under the leadership of Prof.
Mnrlatrer , who recently came hero irom Bos
ton. The other members of the orchestra
are Fred Welsh , Paul Kuwitzltn , Sam Nel
son , Ed Chase , E. N. Holty and F. Hartoclo.
On Thursday evening the young ladles of
tbo Christian church gave an Easter concert ,
which was largely attended. These who
took partaro among the loading society' people -
plo and the best musical talent In Nebraska
City. An excellent programme was charm
ingly rendered. Miss L. E. Wright con
ducted the tableaux. Refreshments were
served after the concert and the young ladles
also realized a nice sum from the sale of
fancy articles they had made with tholr own
bauds.
llcntrlcc.
Hov. J. N. Mills has returned from his
Denver visit.
C. C. Temple of London , England , -was in
tbo city Monday.
J. P. Kirk of Marshalltown , In. , was in the
city during the wcok.
iudgoBroady has gene to New York , 011
professional business ,
A. B , Montgomery of Goodland , Kan. , was
n Beatrice visitor Tuesday.
Alderman O. L. Cole of this city has been
granted an increase- pension.
Miss Nellie Crawford of Kearney , sister of
Mrs. J. II. Woods , is visiting in the city.
W. V. Norway of Chlppmva Palls , Wts. ,
was in town Tuesday renewing old acquaint
ances.
Mrs. E. O. Drnko nnd children have re
turned from on extended visit to California
points.
Ira Iligby , chief clerk of the Murray hotel ,
Omahn , was visiting relatives In the city
Saturday.
Mrs. J , E. Smith ana Miss Carrie Smith
liavo returned from a visit of two weeks at
Excelsior Spring , Mo.
S. Fltzgibbon of Hnrtford , Conn.was In
the city during the wcok on a brief business
and exploring visit.
James A. AVIggs of Birmingham , Ala. , was
In the city Tuesday , on a business aurl.pleas
ure visit co mblnod.
J. K. McICimof Piltsburg , Kan. , who was
visiting old friends hero for several days , re
turned home Saturday ,
S , P. Lester Is homo again from Spring-
Held , Mass. . whence ho had been to dispose
of a car loadof horses.
Mrs. 11 , Clemmor wns called to Crundy
Center , la. , Tuesday bv the serious illness of
her daughter , Mrs. Ensminger.
The ladies of tbo Beatrice Benevolent as
sociation wilt give a dinner and Cupper March
31 tor the beuctlt of the poor and ucedv of tbo
city.
city.George
George II. Mil burn and Miss Myra G.
Buckhnm were married at the residence of
the bride's parents , this city , Tuesday even
ing lost.
Dr. William U. Burns and Mrs. Ann M.
Burnu , were married at the residence of tlio
former , this city , Tuesday evening lost by
Hov. J. N. Mills.
Prof. S , II , Dullard and wlfo of Pierce
Mo. , are in Ihoclty. the t'uosts of Dr. and
Mrs. F. H. Broyles. Mrs. Bullard and Mrs.
Broyles nro slstora.
Mr. and Mrs. John Dwycr have returned
from Concordla , Kan. , whore they visited
several days with Mr. aud Mrs , Colonel
Tally , former Beatrice people.
A illlam Blakely , Charles Blakcly and
Judge H. W. Parker returned bomo Wednes
day mornhiu from a nine weeks' visit to
Florida and otlusr southern resorts.
Mrs. Jumos U. Kvaus of Cblcsuni.vhn l.na
been visiting the bedside of her slstor , Mrs.
W. H. Woodsworth , started bomo Tuesday ,
accompanied by her nolce , Miss Efllo Woods-
worth.
Ed. Hayes , the popular ynrdmastcr of tbo
Union Pacific nt this point , is homo again
from ntwo weeks visit nt Norfolk. Wliilo
there ho attended the golden wedding o/ his
venerable parents.
Mrs. O. M. Stonobrnker , who has been
visiting in Kansas City for several months ,
lias returned to Beatrice for a brief stay pre
paratory to removing to Lincoln , whofo ncr-
solt and husband will make their homo for
the future.
Miss Cora Keed entertained a number of
her youhg friends at a birthday party at tro
rusldencoof her parents , Ulr. and Mrs. AV.
II. Rood , Wednesday evening last. Thonffulr
was one of the most thoroughly enjoyublo and
pi a < ant of tbo season.
The Bentrico vocal society is preparing fcr
a pleasant entertainment to bo clvon in tbo
society's ' rooms soon after Easter. It will bo
given entirely by the ladles' quartette , con
sisting of Mcsdamcs C. O. Bates , G. U.
Barker , A.AV , Urowu and Miss Grace fuller.
Prof. C. O. Peorso , superintendentof tbo
Beatrice public schools has gene to Toronto ,
Caaadu , to arrange headquarters for tbo Nc-
brailm delegation of teachers ntthn National
Teachers' association , which convenes there
In July next. Ho was accompanied front
Lincoln by Prof. J. H. Miller of the Journal
of Education.
Mr. and Mn. Hoyt , parents of 0. O. and
H. C. Hoyt of this dty , are oxpcctlnp to ar-
rlvo In Beatrice in n short whllo to toke up
their permanent residence. When completed
they will occupy the largo now residence
being constructed on North Seventh street ,
near the homo of II. C. Lloyt. Mrs. Hoyt Is a
sister of ex-President Cleveland.
I'lnttsmouth.
Airs , Henry Cooper vl lted In Glcnwood
this wick.
Dan II , "Wheeler , jr. , of Omaha wo * In the
city Tuesday.
Miss Fannlo McDongnl has been visiting In
Nebraska City.
Miss Hcsslo Gclgcr bos been visiting
friends In Omaha.
Mrs. P. E. Minor entertained a few friends
nt coffee on Thursdnyl ast.
Postmaster II. J. Straight and wlfo were
vlsltlnir In Lincoln this week.
Mrs. doorgo Wright has gene to Bonaparte ,
la. , to rcsido with her sister.
Mrs.V.V. Leonard tins been visiting friends
in Lincoln during this wcok ,
Mrs. Grosvenor Knapnof tihenandoah is
visiting relatives in the city ,
Mr , W. E. Itlaolc returned Tuesday even'
Ing from a week's visit in Kansas City
Mr. A.V. . Critoa of Chadron has boon
visiting in the rlty , the guest of Judge Ham-
sey.
sey.Mr.
Mr.Dr. . H. H. Livingston of Cedar Creek
has been visiting friends In this city during
the week.
Byron Black and family were visiting with
Mr. and Mrs. Trod Murphy at Cedar Creek
last Sunday.
Mrs. LlllmanSawyer , attorn vlsltof afort-
nlght wltti friends In this vicinity , ddpartod
for llillsdnlo today.
Mrs. Sam Chrlsnmn departed for Ulysses
Wednesday morning , called thither by the
Illness of her father.
Mrs. W. J. Crowthor and her mother , Mrs.
Ooff , departed "Wednesday for their now
homo at St. Paul , Minn.
Joseph \V. Bush departed Tuesday morn
ing for St. Louis , In which ancient city ho
will visit for about a week.
Mrs. Whitewho has been visitinghor aunt ,
Mrs. J , G. Chase , departed for her bomo in
CustorCity , S. D. , Wednesday.
Mrs. Gould of Michigan City and her sons
ofOmubn , were visiting with Mr. and Mrs.
William Ballanco during the woek.
Mrs. George Ilouioworth , who has been
raying an extended visit In Burlington , In. ,
and other points cast , returned homo Tues
day evening.
Dr. T. P. Livingston Is sojourning in Chi-
caeo. Ho is taking a special course in poly-
cllnlcsund surgery , nnd expects to remain
there for about a month.
J. A. Hankln of the vicinity of Murray re
turned from Pennsylvania last evening with
his brldo , having been married to Miss Fan
nlo Peart last Sunday week.
Messrs. J. P. Antill , Sum Shutnakcr , J. M.
Johns , Miles Turner. F. G. Fricklo , W. D.
Jones nnd W. II. Baker constituted a party
of nlmrods who wont over to the Iowa bottoms
toms the other morninc in search of some
feathered game. They returned with one
lame duck.
Dr. and Mrs. IS. W. Cook entertained the
members of the high five club at their resi
dence on Chicago avenue Tuesday evening.
Tbo second series of the high five tourna
ment was played and an cnjoyablo time hud.
These probont were Messrs. nnd Mesdamcs
C. E , Eads , Charles Parmeleo , Clel Morgan ,
Kelly Pox , Frank Morgan and the host and
hostess.
The coming event that is casting its shad
ow before is an original und unique outer- ,
talnment entitled "Tho Mnglo Mirror,1' ' or
"Brides of All Nations , " which Is being pro
jected by the Misses Palmer and Goring
under the auspices of St. Agnes guild. All
the leading jounp society ladies of the city
will tnko part , and it promises to bo the af
fair of tbo post-L.cnton season. It will take
place lit tbo opera house April 9 , after which
a social hop will bo Indulged in at' Hockwood
hall.
hall.Last
Last Monday was the twenty-eighth anni
versary of the birth of Mrs. J. M. Schnoll
buchcr and about a dozen of her lady friends
accepted an Invitation to attend a dinner
party given at her bomo la commemoration
of tbo event. A very pleasant time resulted.
These present were Mesdames Joseph
Leuchtwolss , George P. Woidmann , Chris
Koehnkc Fred Eblngor. George Nlchol , Wil
liam Hnsslor , William Weber , Henry Week-
bach , Louis Egcnberger , Frank Ii. Guth-
mnnn , Kans Frabra and J. Mumm.
Messrs. George Worth , D. C. McEntco ,
Guy Livingston and A. Helps are busily
engaged in rehearsing their respective parts
in the drama of 'Tho Rivals" which will
shortly bo presented In the city of Omaha.
Miss Belle Ktmball and Miss Una Stobbins
of Omuha will play the respective roles of
Lydin Languish and Mrs. Mnlanrop. This
play was presented in this city last winter ,
with nearly the same cast. The members
nro nmatouM of considerable histrionic
ability , and the play is bound to bo received
with favor. A special train will bo run be
tween Omaha and Plattsraouth to enable the
local admirers and personal friends of the
actors to witness the performance.
W. P. McCreary Is in Lincoln this weak.
The Elks have decided to give a grand mas
querade ball next week.
There is some talk of organizing a wheel
club In this city this spring.
Bedford Brown loft for Jacksonville , 111. ,
to attend the funeral of hhi undo.
The ladles ot the Mothodis.t church gave an
Easter social Wednesday evening.
Tommy Dowd of Chadron is visiting bis
mother and sisters this week In this cit/ .
L. H. Guernsey was called to Chicago
Tuesday to the sick bed of his father.
Miss UosoThelan of Milwaukee , Wls. , Is
visiting her sister , Mrs. C. M. Weiss.
The P. E. 0. soclotv mot at the homo of
Mrs. Will Button's ' Wednesday afternoon.
The Junior dancing club gave a delightful
hop at Gormunla bull Wednesday evening.
J. K. Painter of Alliance , Nob. . Is visiting
his daughter , Mrs. John Slakor , this week.
Miss Addle Sbodd , clerk hi liouso of retire-
( .ontutlves , spent Sunday In this city with
friends.
The artists of this city nro arranging for an
art exhibition , to bo opened to the public at
an early date.
LJ. Marie Jack of Chicago and jtthol L.
Clarke of Philadelphia arrived this wools and
will make Hastings their future homo.
Miss Blanche Paul , daughter of County
Treasurer Paul , entertained a party of young
friends at her homo Saturday evening ,
A trlbo of the Improved Order of Uod Men
will bo organized next wcok In this city , witti
a charter membership of over one hundred
and tlfty.
The ladles of the Women's Chrlstnin Tem
perance union nnd the Young Women's
Christum association will give a dinner'and
supper today for tbo bonoiit of Bethany
home ,
Mr , and Mrs. Leopold Hahn cave a farewell -
well party to Miss Molilio of Chicago , lost
Saturday evening. The guests were Misses
Mary ana Ltrzlo Slovens , Tilllo , Anna nnd
Jo.slo Hooppnos , Gertrude Pike , Mnbello
Miles and Anna Breed , Messrs. Conrad , Con-
nori , Pickering , iloonpncs. Jarvis , Breed ,
Bloom. Mr. and Mrs.-Jacob Thomas , Air.
and Mrs. Shlrck and Mn. John Haymaker ,
Falls City.
Harry Powell of Omaha is In this city visiting -
iting friends.
A car load of boats arrived for Hlnton's
IIIKO from Chicago Sunday.
M. W. Musselhnan attended to business in
the real estate line in Lincoln this week.
H. C. Smith , a prominent real estate dealer
of tbls city , is visiting relatives lu Canton ,
Mrs. J. T ) . Doak of Kansas City has been
visiting in town with her cousin , Mw. George
Ilinton.
Miss M. Jennie Schuylcr has been added to
the local department of tbo Plebeian , tbo al
liance organ.
Mrs. S. B. Xollson came from Omaha
' 1ucsday night to attend the funeral of L. M.
May of this city ,
Ed Thomas nnd Miss Fanmo Morton whs
nro attending tbo state university this year
nro spending tCastcr vacation at their homos
hern.
The members of the Presbyterian church
bnvo been endeavoring to insure n minister's
balury. T ho church has been without a pav
tor for some time.
| George Marvin , editor of the Beatrice
I Democrat , and Mr , May ari'ived from Beat
rice Wednesday afternoon to bo present at
the funeral of the hitter's son , L. M. May ,
which was held Thursday.
W. C. Albiich nnd Miss Pauline Fnlskcn
wore united In mnrringp at the residence of '
the drido's parents in this place last Thurs
day evening. About one hundred nnd Jlfty
friends nnd relatives witnessed the ceremony
and joined in wishing the contracting parties
joy through life.
York.
A. S. Hnrlan Is laOsccoln , To.
Prof. Worloy is visiting friends nt Ever-
ton , Mo.
Frank Oaborno and Jfohn Ilvdcr are hunt
ing on tlio I'lntto.
Mr. and Mrs.V. . L. Whodon arrived homo
from Los Angclos , Cala. , Sunday.
Miss Pearlo Barnes spent sovornl days In
Howard this wcok visiting friends.
Judge Uccso of Lincoln spent several days
In the city last week attending court.
Mcsdamcs Nobio and Simmons , of Clerks ,
Nob. , are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. F. J ,
Jones.
Mr. nticl Mr . J. P. McConaughy loft last
Friday for Sycamore , III. , where they will
rcsido.
The P. E. O. sisters spent n pleasant eve
ning at the homo of Miss Lulu Wirt Friday
evening.
B. H. "Wcstorvclt , of Ashlnud , formerly
of this city , wns greeting old friends on the
streets Monday.
Everett Gould loft Thursday for Sycnmore ,
111. , where ho will continue hi the employ of
J. F. McUonnugby.
Frank Boynton has accented a position at
tbo Ininno asylum at Lincoln and loft Mon
day to 1111 the place.
Joppa couimimdcry No. 17 , Knights Temp
lars , will hold Kast'ersorvlcoi In the Trinity
Episcopal church Sunday nt'J o'clock.
Tbo musical entertainment given by Mrs.
Morgan and Miss Williams Thursday evenIng -
Ing in Wlrt's hull was a success In every ro-
spect.
Hov. Mr. Do.tl , Prof. Oiomo and N. A.
Dean returned from Blue Hill , Neb. , Mon
day , where they n.id boon in the Interests of
the United Brethren college of this city.
Mr. II. P. Slomwav. accompanied by Mrs.
Turcman of Taylorvlllo , 111. , arrived in the
city Saturday and will remain some time
visiting with their sister , Mrs. D. T. Mooro.
The judges appointed for the state high
school declamatory contest to bo hold in this
city April 18 nro : L. II. Austin , principal of
the Lincoln high school ; Superintendent P
W. Grcnstcnd of Proinont and Prof. J. T.
Morey of Kearney.
An acquaintance social wns held by the Ep-
worth league In the Methodist church Moil ;
day ovoniug. Tno flrst part of the evening
was devoted to forming now acquaintances ,
everyone Introducing themselves to each ,
other. A select literary programme followed.
Keartioy.
BertE. Sager ot Cleveland , O. , is visiting
his sister , Mrs , V. E. Wilson.
Moro than ninety boys in the Koarnev
schools , are takli.g instructions in band
tnu&lc.
Miss Laura V. Stclnhard of the Emerson
school Is spending her vacation with friends
in Lincoln.
A quaint old painting on copper , of Skako-
spearo is among tbo antiquities of Kearney.
Its date is 1(110. (
T. T. Armstrong who has been for several
years a popular dry < goods clerk hero , will go
Into business for himself.
The Kearney musical union will render the
cantata of Queen Esther at .the opera house
ou next Tuesday evening.
Tbo Mid way City , Times Is a new weoklv
paper published here by A. L. Clark et al. It
is usplcv little sheet , representing outside of
local politics true blue-Jacksoninn principles.
Henry K Dlxey it thinking of buying "Tho
Prodigal Son'V-from ' Angustln Daly. Dlxoy
is n good pantomimlst and ought to make n
very stronpr part of Pierrot , in which Miss
Relian failed from thj { very reason of not
being a pnntomitnist.
Tonight "Love's ' Labor Lost , " will bo pro
duced nt Daly's Hoiy York theater by the
regular Daly company. This Is a , singular
night for a first performance at tbis theater ,
but Mr. Daly considered tbo inudvisibllity of
so important a production immediately pre
ceding the most rcugious night of the year ,
und so very sensibly determined not to
brine fortn , his now Sbakosperean revival
until tbo end of the wcok. Last nlghtas has
long boon a custom with Augustln Daly , bis
theater was closed. It being Good Friday , the
most boloir.n church day of tbo year.
When Baby wan sick , TTO gtae her Caatorfa ,
When howM a ChiM , hocried forC&storia ,
When she became Miss , she clung to distorts ,
Hflien iho had Children , * ho ga.ro them Castorfcv ,
DPS.
Physicians , Surgeons and Specialists ,
l > iO9 DOUGLAS
OMAIIA , NEU.
Tno most widely andrfnvoralily known spec
ialists In the Uoltea Stntcs. Tholr lone ex
perience , renmrkiiblu skill ftiid tinivorsnl suc
cess In the treatment and euro of Nervous ,
Chronic nnd KurRlcul DUensos. cntltlo these
eminent physicians to the full confidence ot
the ulllleti'rt overywhon- . They puurnntco :
A OEHTAIN ANI ) > I'OSITIVK OUHE for
the nwlul rITootsof'ourly vlco und the nunior-
ous evils Hintfollo\i in Its triiln. _ - _ _ , ,
1'nivATi : . ni.ooi ) AND SKIN DisEAsns
spoodlly. compKitolviifid nurnuinently cureil ,
NHUVOUS lEiut.rrv AND SF.XUAI. ms-
OltDEUS yield roailllyyto their sltlllful trout-
. . FISTULA ; A-NH UEOTAL ULOEKS
cunrnnt cod cured without pain or detention
from liiiHlnosi. „ _
IlYDUUUELK AND VAIUCOOKM3 ronnn-
iiontly mul successfully "lied In every ci : io ,
SYlMIIMii. GONOKiillEA. ni.KET. Bpor-
mntorrlion , SoinUinl\Viiliiioss , Lost Manhood ,
N'lBlitKnilssloiis , Decayed Faculties , Icrnulo
Wciikncss and ull dollcatu disorders peoullur
to either BOX positively cured , ns well us till
functional disorder * thut result from youthful
follies or the oxcessof ninturo year * .
Tl , ' I PT1 1 1 ? TJ Ouamnlced pernui n e n 1 1 y
comnlote
O 1 K1U1 UK.licurei , removnl ,
wltliout cutting , ciuistia or dllutnllon , Cures
effected at homo by piitiont.wlthout e mo-
ment'H iinln or annoyance.
TO YOUNG AND MIDDLE-AGED MEN.
PllPlJ Tlio awful nffoclB of
AQIIPI7 LUKU onriy vlco which brings
orL-nnlii wcakhcfis , drotroylni ; lioth mind und
body , with all Its droidoil Ills , permanently
TWIT'S ' Add ross those xyho have Im-
0. JJUl lo pull-oil iliumi Ivos hy 1m-
prouor Indulgence and Military imblt * . wlilch
ruin lioth mma and lioily. unlltttns them fur
biitlni'Hi. stiidv oriuiirrlago , . . . .
MAIIHIKI ) MEN or these ontcrlns on that
happy ltfoawuro of physical doblllty , < iulckly
ussblod.
OUR SUCCESS
. ' ' oxperl-
IB based upon facts. I.'lnt-1'ructloal
once. Hocond Every on p Is specially htudiuu ,
tliu * lulling rlRhC Third iiicdloliirs uro
pronaroil hi our laboratory i-xacily to suit
, thus ulToetliia curoa without Injury.
Drs , Betts & Betts ,
1409 DOUGLAS STREET , OMAHA , NEB
Our beautiful line of Spring Weight BLACK CHEV
IOT SUITS , in sack or cutaway , bound or unbound , at
prices represented in four corners of this ad. , would make very desirable and appropriate
wear for Easter , They are of OUR OWN MANUFACTURE , and long dealing with the consumer
has enabled us to remove every defect in way of fit. Our cutters arc artists of merit. No
flimsy turnouts here ; we can't afford it. Garments we turn out are conspicuous on the street
by their neat and tasty appearance. They advertise and bring many returns. Great many
people know B , , K. & Co.'s garments by their correct appearance. Many more are finding
it out day by clay. WE appreciate
ONE THOUSAND SPRING OVERCOATS.
The largest assortment ever brought to Omaha , and comprising more and handsomer styles
than all other houses combined. We fit the long , the slim , the short and the fat ; nobody
shut out on shape. Our prices , where fit , quality and workmanship are considered , has be
come a regular 4-11-44 to competition. We want all Omaha to sec this line.
Our Boys' and Children's ' Department
Is a feature that never fails to attract. Just now there are scarcely hours enough in the day for
the crowds to complete their purchase. The styles are many. The make up bright"and
pretty. The prices very low. Space crowds out the mention at length of our many new
tilings in Hats and Furnishing Goods.
Browning , King & Co. ,
O' CD
S. W. Cor. 15th and Douglas. RELIABLE DEALERS.
Open after Monday , March 30th , until 8 p. in. Saturdays 10 p. in.
GOLD MEDAL , PARIS , 1878 ,
W. BAKER &Co.'s '
from which tlio excess of
oil has boon removed , Is
Absolutely JPure
and it is Soluble.
No Chemicals
are used in its preparation. It has
more than three times the strength of
Cocoa mixed with Starch , Arrowroot
or Sugar , nnd is tborcforo far moro
economical , costing less than one cent
a ciip. It is delicious , nourishing ,
strengthening , EASILY DIGESTED ,
and admirably adapted for invalids
as well us for persons in health.
Sold by Crooors ovorywhoro.
W , BAKER & . CO. , Dorchester , Mass.
II' U I 1/BT Morphine IlnliU
_ _ .
O JL SJ lVJLc dfnOto20dayi.
Noj trtlllcor d.
BLOOD PURIFIER
AND
Is not ploa-ant to take , ai It Is com
posed of all the medicinal qualities
that go to mnko now arcd rich blood
without oampolling the coasumor to
pay
$1 A BOTTLE FOR ONE-THIRD SYRUP
which can bo bought ; my wooro for
thirty-flvo O3nts a gallon , as nil sar-
aparillas aro. BEGGS' BLOOD
PUBI IBB aid BLOOO MAKER is
composed o ? pure modio'.ns , and ul-
lowa the purchaser to add s/rup
wh'oh la advised when glvon to
children.
If your clriiKglat eloos not keep It accept no
Hitustltuti' , lint order direct fiom Hc3isMfr. |
Co. , lfli-lU7 MlulilKan St. . Chicago. 111. , and
they will forward , oxpicbs prepaid , one bottle
tlo for $1 or six for } 5. _
Young Mothers !
ll'o Offer You a
irhlcli futures Safety to
Life of Mother anil CMM ,
"MOTHER'S FRIEND"
Jtobs Conftneinrnt of tls
2'alit , llorror ami JCttk.
Afteruslngonpbottloor "aJolIior'w Prl Miil" I
suffered Uutllttlo pain , anil illd not eipcrleuce that
wcikni > RS afterword usual In micli cnsos.-JIrs.
ANNIE OAOIC , Lnnmr , Mo. , Jun. 13th , Ib'Jl. '
Sent by express. clmrKe prepnld , on reeflptof
prlci',81.50 l r bottle. Hook to Hotlit'H mailed tree.
ifiui.i ) i i < : ui < .vroii co. ,
ATliANTAt OA.
SOLD 11V ALL DRUGGISTS.
PHENO-
LINE
COLDS IN THE HEAD , by one application.
CATARRH , in aTrory short time.
HAY FEVER , in from 3 to 5 days.
EARAOHEj instantly.
FIFTY CENTS A BOTTLE.
FOK SALE IIY'AIJj DKUOaiSTd.
1'ropaiM only l > y tlio
I'lIENOLINK MKDIUl.NK CO. .
HnrUur lllook , Omaha , U. S. A ,
BROWN STOCK FARM ,
1801. STALLION SEASON. 1891
MON WOOD 11212.
Sired hy
1st. dam '
M ( liun .
4th dum'iibVly Mills , by tfuolpy'i'Aint' rlcan Htur
SJ3D TO INSURE.
Brood Marcs. Colts anil Fillies For Sale ,
InuluilliiK two by the mit lllnck Wllkusi HIO |
of Wlnslow Wlllces 'JiUi Kiwi u fashionable
biod i-yi-ar-ola Wllhcs Htiillloii-a uond tiiia.
Send for utaloguo ; or liutlor , coinu anil bco
° "
M "P. BIIOWN. Paplltion. Neb
NO GUREX ! MO PAY.
1316 Douglas Street , Omaha , Neb.
Seventeenypnrseiporl 'n'o. ' A r ; ulir urnlmto In m < M cl.io .11 dlploim show , lintlll tro-xtln ? with
tlio KtoilPitt IICC < M' , nil N'orvo'i' . Chronic nml I'rlvnti Ulionoi. A porni uijnl euro Burirnntoal fur Until rli
Hpernmtorrlian , Io t Mnnhooil.Somlimt Wuaktian , NlRhtI.o jos , Imputoncj , Srphlll * . MrlcUro , ixn liilnli-
oa es of tlio Blood. Skin nn.l . Urliury Ornm. Nil. 1 nuarmtca I > U for morr case 1 iiiiJorttto mi I fall o
euro LniiBUlUitlon tree. UjoM.Myaturlci ot Ufoont ) froi. OJIca liuuri 9 a , in. to 8 i > . m. yanJay li )
n. in. to 12 m.
Moore's ' Tree of Life ,
A poalllvocuro for Kid noy mil I.lvcr Complaint
niul all blooil ill i'ixca. : 1 > < o < it | i.iy to nuffurnbcn
you can bo cured liy i.nlnir .Mo"rc' Trco nf l.lfc ,
tiioirent I.Ifo Homely ? 1'rlccjlpor liottlo. 1'rc-
parcd nnd put up lj Dr. J. II. Mooro.
TlIhTIMONIAI. :
Tills la to certify that I Imvo tested the medlrn
properties or Dr. .Moore's Tree of I.lfojo.iu'dy to m
entire ( mtlxfuctlon , MIK ] ci n most liu.irtlly rvconi
meml it to thoMitTcrlni : mul iillllclodoiorywlicrc. to
bo nil clttlmol for U In Ihj nbo\o ttntenionl. Ijut
rprlni : I wn * Buffering from Ui"8Of njipotlto. coiiHtl-
pntlon , etc. . or'KlnitlnK from kidney and liver
trouble , nnd I hud not used one bottle of tills uri'.it
l.lfo ItcmtMly until 1 wns urc.Uly relived , -My lfo
al"o , belna lit nvcrycrltlc.il ulano I" Hfivrns vuf-
forlnKiuucli nt tlmei , nnd by Iho UHO of tlili rem
edy 1ms boon raved from much sutTerlnK nnd poial-
bly from proimtnro rioitli. Our yoiinueat eon's
lienltti for Nuveial yeam IUIH boon very ilellcato. Ho
contraitcil KOIIIO limn trouble by taking pold with
im'nreU wlilch puiducrd Krent m'l votu debility nnd
occusloii.il lilivilliiK of the limit * : lie Im nsol Komo
fuur bottle * of Tree of Ufa uinl fools nnd loolt * us
tliouuh now llfuhua Lcoii given him , If jcni nro
nllllclrd , tiy It. ULOIIGK MII.I.I it
Jloit.1 , Ciirlltlo , In. rretdtlliiK I'.lder.
REMEMBER
IS THE NAME OF THAT
Wonderful Remedy
That Cures CATARRH , HAY-FEVER , GOLD IP
the HEAD , SORE THROAT , CANKER ,
and BRONCHITIS ,
Tint , TJotlles.
Price 81.00.
For Sale by leading Druggistc ,
Klinck Catarrh & Bronchial Remedy Go ,
02 JACKSON ST. , CHICAGO , ILL.
BLAKR , BRUCE & CO.
S3 Goodyear Welt
i of Culfikln utr widely i
numlUcU. Dulil i
' 1 lilt It thoorlgliml ,
tlio bcil made , lie wire of lail-
tallons. I'oitltlirly nunoKtii'
ulno unloat main | > e < l mi Iho
&J Shoo. "
J. MEANS A CO.
IJo.loD , Itaif ,
W ANTFDAROJUI > ° ? " "tl10 ' ' ' " ' "i"
- - - ,
VV/ilN i / ,
- / - | ( | ( hint1 ! the only
line ever Invcnti-d thil : holds the violin. ) with
out llns ) : a nurfoi't snucessj pntunt rocuntly
Issued ; MU | only liy UKonts , to whom the ox-
oluslve rluhl Is Klvru. On i oeulpt of ft I uoiit" wo
will fend iiMiinplo line l > y inull ) also ulieu-
Inrs ; iirlco list and terms to nscut. SocHrc
yoiirlorrltnrv at onco. Address rllh I1 IN
LlteS 1'I.OTllK.S ' MNIi 01) . , 17 llerninn t
Worcii'toi1 ll'iss
ll'issE tnw
E the eiTucta ol
youthful orron
irly rtccny , nnitln woakncm , loot uuinluxvl , etc.
wm ouaa valuable troutlMi ( " nl lj contalnlu )
ll particulars tor homo cure , I'll CI' of cliargo
Arplemlld iiicai'-alwoikithould Ira leblbycverj
man who u n'-rvniH an I Uflillltntfil. AiUlrru
Prof. I' , ( . ' . IfOXVLKKiMoodus , C'oun
Icillyt.ile. e erflll. Si , ixntp ul , Scniiic ouninlloi
( uMltulin. Addrcii LION UKUO CO , Uuffilo. H Y.
NERVE AND BR&IN TREATMENT ,
Vr oV reiilo < of iho l.rnln , oir < bu.o or
or r Indulgjnct. Inch IK.X conulni on J nionl t' lre u
roent ei fttoi. or ! for Ct. nt by mrJI.rrc l < t.
Wilh " cU order for ill Loin , will ml purcliu r
fun.l . Ulho tre lro ntfolliW
ira r .o lo r noi r
cum. Uu r jiU iHUntl luiJuonuiro iclilonli IT
GOODMAN DHUG CO. ,
U101'urnuui St. , - Omuha , Nob.
DR. J. E. McGHEW ,
THE SPECIALIST.
10 YOIM' Experience ,
PRIVATE DISEASES
Cur in ! In 3 to 5 iluys without tlio losi otnn liduM'tlma
from business. Tlio moat nbsoluto euro furUMCUT
nmlull nnnoylnKdUclmrKes oror knu-rn 10 mndloal
tolcnco. .SYi'lUI.13 , nwnrrnnlocl curolnUO toMitay * .
The niottpowurfulri'iiioiljr rot known for n pprmn-
m iitciiro. bTIUUTUIUSorpnln In rullorlnxtlioblnil-
dcr , cnroil nt homo , wlttiuut Instrument * ; no cutting ,
nop-iln , no diluting. I osa of Muiihuoilor Woiliiiosi
lioslllvcly curuil : Instnnt rcllof. Skin illwcisoi iinil
fvnmlo ilist'iixm porumnontlr cun i. Dr. Mi'llrow'n
success In the trcntiuont of I'rlvnln lI oa.ioi Imi
noTcrbpcnoqiinlkMl. nml his crrnt nrmr of pntlnntj
rearliPH from the Atlantic to the Pnolllo. Ilook % und
Clrculnri froo. I nllci from 2 to 4 only , lull nml
I'arnnni Uoots Uinuhm Nob. Kntrmcj on clthar
Btrcet-
liiiiilSinid
INSTITUTE.
For the treatment of nil CHRONIC AND EUttniOAtj
) ) lMKABid. : llrncoi , Appllancos for Dofoniilllci and
TruMoca. Unit t'lidlltloi , Apimrntu ! end llemuaiui
foriuccua'ful trcitmi-nt of evcuy form of rmoma
KMMlrlni ; Meillcnlor Suiitlcnl TrratraonU .NINICl'Y
IIOOMS FUll I'A'HKNTri , llonril mil Altcmlanco.
lle < t Arcnnimuilntlons ' .Vost Wrllu for elrviilura on
Deformities nml llrncoi , Trumoi , Club Fuel , Ciirvn-
turcn of Splnu , l'll < n , Tumors , Cnncor , t'ntnrrn ,
lroiicliltl ! , Inliulntl.in , Kloctrlclty , 1'anilr'li , Kpll *
cy y. Kldnoya , lllmlrlor. ISyo , Kar , Hkln nml Illuuil ,
nnrfnil rurBlcul ( Ipurntloni. UISKAHKS Ol' KUMKN
n niH'rlnlto. llook oa Dlioaios of Women Froo. Wo
Imve lately nililnl n lylUK-ln DopnrtrnBnt for Women
llurlnu runlliiuiiient ( Strictly 1'rlvnlo. ) Only Hello *
hloMoillcnl lii tltuto Jlaklnu n biocl | ltr of I'lll-
AII llljoilill"o'iiie ) successfully troatoil. Mfllolna
or Inxtrunirnti nent l > r mull or cxiirom * eoiiroly
| i ikc < l , no iiinrki tn inillcato contunti or fender.
Olio uursonn. Inli'rvlew proferrnd. Cull nnd consul !
. nml wo wlllwnd In
morioml liliory ' of jour cmo.
luln wnirn'oi our IIOOX TO MBN KHIIi : : upon I'rl-
vntu. Rpprlnl or Nervous Dlioasoi , wltlKiueaUonllJt.
Address nil IcttcrJ to
Dr. A. T. McLaughlln , PreslJont
btli and Harnuy btrocls. Omaha.
LA GRIPPE.
Turkish''ca ! taken at night
and occasional doses of Quinine ,
will relieve all pains in the
hones , cleanse the system and
male you feel like a new person.
Sure cure for liver , kidney ,
and nerve affections. 250 pack
age. Sample for ac stamp ,
Turkish Cough Cure. The
only cough cure that will re
lieve cough at once and cure
with a few doses. Take no
substitute ; will return money if
it doesn't cure the wprst cough
Price soc bottle.
Turkish Remedy Co. ,
Omaha , Neb.
REMEDY. V
Matihoo'j ' rrnturcil. Klnall , vrimlc
m - _ _ orKnn > vnliirKi < il. KnilMloni , lui-
. _ y , Vnrloocolu.uiul uli ttructi ( if Helf-Abuio ur
en roil. Woriir rotuniH. 1 will uladl ; tend
i.cnioill I'RHI { toijll BUirurLTB.uri'dpu Ihatcuroil
uu of | h > i > truublo > . Addronn , wllli tniup ,
UA.UU&UI'UY.batll Ure iilMlck.