THE COURIER.
Ladies White Canvas Oxfords, reduced to $1.25
T siinnprc New Stvles $1.00 and $1.25
A glass of cream soda with
EVERY 50 CENT PURCHASE
A glass of Ice Cream Soda with every
ONE DOfoLAR PURCHASE.
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foadies, Men's and Boys Tennis shoes to close out
cheap.
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Mrs. F. M. Williams is in Chicago
Frank D. Saunders left for Boston
Monday.
Prof. Marsland
The book review club met at the
rooms of Superintendent Corbett Wed
nesday afternoon.
has returned from
hire. J. H. Sweet, Ernest Snivser, and
Mrs. John Kurtz left for Washington
the eaily part of the week.
Miss Sheldon of Nebraska City, who
has been visiting her cousin Mrs. F. W.
Smyeer, returned home Tuesday.
Mrs. Rezin Welch left Thurday for
has gone to New Cadiz, Ohio. She was accompanied to
Chicago by Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Hill.
the "bad lands."
Mr. and Mrs. R.-ir. Plank are visiting
in Denver."
Mrs Weaver and Mrs. Seaton left
Tuesday for Denver.
Miss Stella Curtice
York to study music
C. H. Morril is spending the summer
at Lake Osakis, Minn.
Mr. and Mrs. J. II. Smyeer leftMon- '-'"'"'"B ''"" "B'
day for Moorhead. Minn. Mr. and Mrs. Mark H. Tilton left
Monday for Chicago, They will visit in
Wisconsin and return home August 1.
A pleasant lawn social was given by
Dr. Dorris left Monday for Chicago.
He will go from there to the Mackinac
Swimming waf discussed by the Rose
Cottage circle Wednesday.
W. H. Harrison, of Grand Island,
visited in Lincoln Tuesday.
Mr, and Mrs. Myron Wheeler are
visiting at Spirit Lake, Iowa.
Mi6S Grace Oakley gave an enjoyable
dancing party Saturday night.
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the young people of Holy Trinity church
at the resident of J. H.Harloy Wednes
day evening.
Dr. R. Stanhope and Miss Allio M.
Smith, of Ashtabula, O., were married
in the Garden of the Gods, Colorado,
July I.
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JOHN BAUER.
915 O STREET.
juau oruers promptly attcnucu to.
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Prof, and Mrs. Bessey and children
left Monday for Colorado Springs.
Mr. and Mrs. Mark Skinner arrived
from Colorado Springs Wednesday.
Mrs. A. G. Hastings left Tuesday for
a summer's visit in Westerfield, Mass.
S. C. Wilson is spending his summer
vacation visiting relatives in Springfield,
Miss Emma Bose is attending the
Christian Endeavor convention at Bos
tou. R. S. Thompsom and daughter. Miss
Foy Thompson, have returned to Chi
cago. Prof, and Mrs. T. M. Hodgroan are
spending their summer vacation in Colo
rado. Misses Margery and Nancy Lambert
eon have returned to Mineral Point,
Wisconsin.
Mrs. G. M. Lambertson is spending
the summer with her parents at South
port, Connecticut.
Miss May Kaiser and Miss Louise
Bauermeister left Tuesday for a three
months visit in Prussia.
Miss Rose Carson will leave in a day
or two for Old Orchard where 6he will
join Miss Leila Shears.
Miss Lora Hagler, who has been visit
ing Miss Emily Brown of this city, re
turned to Shenandoah, Sunday.
Prof. T. Bruner left yesterday for a
trip through Nebraska, Kansas, Colo
rado, Idaho and Wjoming for the pur
pose of investigating the grasshopper
plague.
Mrs. E. 0. Love left Monday for Den
ver. She will go from there to New
York, and sfter making a brief visit in
that city will return to Lincoln in the
tirst part of September.
Miss Hollowbush and her friend, Miss
Castle, of Jacksonvill, 111., left this week
for the Black Hills. They will raturn
Monday and Miss Castle will spend a
few days visiting in this city.
Mrs. SmjBer and James Smyser left
Monday for Minnesota. They will
spend some time in the lake region.
Mrs. Sweet and Mrs. Kurtz and Ernesl
Smyser have also left the city. Mr. and
Mrs. Fred Smyser will remain in Lin
coln. Mr. F. M. Woods, Miss Maud Woois
and Joseph Grainger returned home
Sunday. They left with the intention
of spending a frw weeks at the lake
resorts, but concluded to return as the
heat was very oppressive at these
places.
Among those who attended the con
cert at the Crate Chautauqua assembly
Wednesday evening were: Rev. L. P.
Ludden, Professor Fossler, H. T.
Westermann, Will Westermann, Dr. J.
H. Tyndale, Professor Kimball, Mrs. W.
S, Tatta, Mrs. King, Mrs. .Marquett,
Mrs. Humphrey, Will Owen Jones. D.
&. Wing, Will Raj raond, Miss Raymond,
Miss Mary Jones. Folsom, P. V. M.
Raymond, Louie Westermann, Joseph
Burns, Mr. and Mrs. Upton.
The society reporter got a little mixed
this week. On the proceeding page he
spoke of a reception given by Mr. and
Mrs. Phillips for Mr and Mrs. Emerson
at the Windsor hotel. Mr. and Mrs.
Emerson were in this city some weeks
ago and were entertained by Captain
and Mrs. Phillips; the reception at the
Windsor this week was given by Mr.
and Mrs. Emerson to their numerous
friends in this city and was largely at
tended. The bmersons are now in Den
ver. There was a merry party at Burlington
Beach Tuesday evening under the
diiection of Messrs. Alva Halley and
Frank McCain. A feature of the even
ing was a trip on the lake 6teamer.
Those present were: Misses Sparks,
Irwin, Howland, Parke, Hatch, Bartley,
Morri6sey, Fowler. Tourtlot, Harpam,
Winteret'ein, Marie Funcy, Hoffman,
Webster, Burleigh. Suse, Gillespie
NOTICE.
In the District Court of Lancaster
County, Nebraska.
Alexander Lederer, et al
vs
Sarah A. Latta, et al.
The President and Directors of the
Insurance Company of North America,
defendants; will take notice that on the
27th day of J'ine 1893, Alexander Led
erer and MobesStiauss, partners doing
busines as Lederer"& Strauss, plaintilTs
herein, filed their petition in the Dis
trict Court of Lancaster cuunty, Ne
braska, against said defendants, the
object and prayer of which are to fore
close a certain mortgage executed by
the defendants, Sarah A. and William
S. Latta to the defendant, the Clark &
Leonard Investment Company upon
loi nine 9 and ten 10 in block eight
eight 83, in the city of Lincoln, Nebras
ka, to secure the payment of one prom
issory note or bond in the sum of 50,300;
dated July 10, 1883, and due and pay
able in five years rrom date thereof
which note or bond after date and be,
fore maturity thereof w as sold and en
orsed by the defendant the Clark &-
IT'S ALL TALK!
AJD yOU KNOW IT
Much of the "Combination" advertising of the grocers of the
time is pure sham. You'll save more money in a year by
dealing with a reliable houe that studies your needs, than
by investing in the catchpenny "combination" in which you
get 20 and 30 lbs-, of sugar for $1.00 and pay 40 c for 10 c
worth of something else. Wee'v done some shrewd buying
this seaon and the goods and our prices show it. Gome and
see if this is not so.
VITJH:Ss RESS, Grocers.
909 O STREET.
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Schaffer. Helen Howland, Pierce, Gage.
Coope, Goodwin, Wagner, Joers, Cad
man, Mildred Parks, Mirim Parks, Hoy t,
Feeney, Kouner, Wood, Klack, Anthony,
Drusel Tuttle, Bane, Bartuff, Peter,
Webber, Chicago, Dowback, Flynn.
Messrs. Wint Rathborn, Rindley, Bar
ber, Hawley, Carder, Hammond, Worth,
Robertson. Marr, O'Shea. Morrison,
Geeting, Henton, Bert Ricketts, Mr.
Molony, Gooselin, Tom Rutketts, Trim
ble, Hatch, Ducker, Fowler, Phillips,
Palmer, Harden, Meyer, Barr, Courtney,
Culver, Gilmore. Whitten, Steim,
Mitchell, Parks, Joers, Conant, Rath
burn, Ed Hickey.John Hickey. Gingery.
Hedge, Anderson.
OMAHA SOCIETY.
Miss Knippenberg is visiting Miss
Mary Yast.
Mr. and Mrs, Harry Cartan will re
main throughout the month as the
as the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Yost.
Their house on 34th and Burt will not
be ready for occupancy until August.
Miss Stewart accompanied by her
guest Miss Wallace, left Wednesday for
Kirksville, Mo.
A complimentary dinner was tendered
to General Coppingerat the Omaha club
Wednesday evening by thirty of Omaha's
representative men and their wives.
Leonard Investment Company to these
plaintiffs and the mortgage securing the
same assigned to them, and these
plaintiffs afterwards and on or about
the 1st day of July 1893, agreed to ex
tend time of payment of said bond or
note for a period of two years from date
thereof upon the fulfillment of certain
conditions but which .conditions have
been broken and forfeited and by reason
thereof the whole sum of $6,500, and in
terest from January 1st 1895, at eight
per cent per annum is now due and pay
able upon said note or bond and mort
gage. The plaintiffs herein pray that said
premises may be decreed to be sold to
satisfy the amount due thereon and
that the defendants and each of them
be forclosed of all right, title and equity
of redemption in and to said premises
and forgeneral relief.
You are required to answer 6aid peti
tion on or before the 5th day of August
1895. Bukk fc Bcrr,
Attorneys for the Plaintiffs.
Infy 27.
Ex.urshn lu Hit Springs, S. D.
On July 3d and 19th, August 2nd and
23d the Great Burlington Route will
sell round trip tickets to Hot Springs at
one fare for the round trip good 30
days. For full information applo at B.
& M. depot or city tiaket office corner
10th and O.
G. W. Bonnell, C. P. T. A
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