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SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.
Mr. and Mrs. E.Baker are in Manitou.
A. G. Beemer has returned from Den
ver. Beman Dawes has gone to Marietta,
Ohio.
Bishop Bonacutn has returned from
St. Louis.
Oscar Funke, of Omaha, was in town
this week. .
C. A. Atkinron left Wednesday for
Mississippi.
H. G. Whitmore left Thursday for the
Black Hills.
Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Davis have gone to
Minneapolis.
Miss Nellie Marshall is visiting friends
in Grand Island.
Mrs. P. L. King returned from Lake
Geneva Thursday.
Miss Laura Uoutz is visiting relatives
in Huntingdon, Ore.
Homer J. Edmiston visited friends in
Omaha this week.
Miss Claude Gwinn has returned from
a visit to Benton, la.
Charles A. Bobbins returned Saturday
from central Illinois.
Dr. Ruth M. Wood is spending the
summer in Wyoming.
Frank S. Burr left Tuesday for Spirit
Lake, Iowa, on his wheel.
Ed A. Church returned from New
York and Chicago yesterday.
Miss Reba Duff, of Nebraska City, is
the guest of Miss Ona Imhoff.
Mr. George Avery of Sioux City was
visiting in this city this week.
Mibs Lillian Wehn, of Alliance, visited
friends in Lincoln this week.
A party of Lincoln people for the
Yellowstone Park is projected.
C. W. Eckermann has returned from
Washington, Iowa, his home.
Rev. Samuel Williams, of Riverton, ib
the guest of HenryE. Dawes.
Miss Mae Lansing has returned from
an extended visit in Michigan.
Robert McVicker, of North Bend, is
visiting his son Hugh McVicker.
Charles B. Gregory returned the first
of the week from CuBter City, S.D.
There were a number of small picnic
parties at Lincoln Park this week.
John Wilkes of Grand Rapids, Mich.,
visited his aunt Mrs. Putnam this week.
Prof, and Mrs. C. F. Aneley left
Thursday for Illinois to spend the sum
mer. Rev. Lewis Gregory is improved in
health, and will leave for Long Island
shortly,
T. F. A. Williams, who has been visit
ing in Shelby, Iowa, has returned to
Lincoln.
Miss Katharine Weston of Beatrice,
passed through the city Monday enroute
to Denver.
Prof, and Mrs. Amos Warner, formerly
of this city, are spending the summer
in Manitou.
Mrs. Lew Marshall Bpent the first part
of the week in Grand Island, visiting
Miss Wasmer.
Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Blish are spend
ing a couple of weeks among the lakes
of Minnesota.
Miss Nellie Lau has gone to Hastings
where she will be the guest of Miss
Stella Payne.
Mrs. Charles S. McKenney left Thurs
day for the Pacific coast, intending to
remain a year.
Mr. and Mrs. John B. Wright hare
gene on a short trip to Chicago and
eastern points.
Mr. and Harry Vinsonlaler have
returned from St. Louis and are stopping
at the Lindell.
Prof. Bruner will go to Denver next
week to attend the national convention
of entomologists.
C. O. Whedon and daughter, Miss
Lottie, have returned from Battle
Creek and Chicago.
Miss Ada Gregg, of Kansas City, who
has been the guest if Miss Helen Welch,
returned home Saturday.
Miss Sarah B. Harris entertained a
small number of ladies yesterday after
noon in honor of Mrs. Little.
Mr. and Mrs. D. L. Brace will remove
to Denver, Mr. Brace having already
been in that city some time.
Mrs. D. W. C. Huntingdon and
daughter left Tuesday for Ocean Grove,
N. J., to spend the summer.
Miss Winif red Norval, of Seward, and
Mies Nettie Kirlej, of Beatrice, are the
guests of Miss Helen Nance.
Charing L. Burr, Ross Curtice, Fred
White and Lew Marshall returned
Thursday from Grand Island.
Rev. George Danforth of the Mon
tanna state college occupied the pulpit
of the First Presbyterian church last
Sunday.
John M. Thayer, Jr. has removed,
with his family, to Beatrice, to accept a
position in the institute for feeble mind
ed youth.
The Baptist Sunday school classes of
Richard Missions and Miss Elinor Will
iams picniced at Lincoln park yesterday
afternoon.
Miss Grace Cassell, who has been
visiting Miss Henrietta Hollowbush, re
turned to Jacksonville, III., the last of
this week.
Miss Ura Kelley, is in Denver with
her father W.R-Kelley. They will go
to San Francisco next week to sail for
Honolulu.
Phi Delta Theta fraternity gave an
informal dancing party in the fraternity
hall in the First ational bank building
last evening.
One or two small entertainments were
given this week in honor of Mrs. Charles
N. Little, of California, who is visiting
in the city.
M. W. Richardson formerly principal
of the high school in the city, has been
elected superintendent of schools in
Milton, Mass.
W. F. Kelley left Thursday for Mt.
Pleasant, la., where he will join Mrs.
Kelley. They will remain in Iowa
through August.
The Christian Endeavorers of St.
Marks church gave a very pleasant
lawn social on the church grounds last
Friday evening.
Miss Willa Cather came from her
home in Red Cloud to spend a few days
in Lincoln this week with her friend
Miss Mary Jones.
G. M. Barrett, of Falls City, and Miss
Lou Whittaker, were united in marriage
Sunday at the residence of JuleSchoen
heit, 1G24 D street.
It is reported from Omaha that Judge
Dundy's illness may prevent him from
assuming his official duties again at
least for some time.
Mr. Widensall of Chicago, the
originator of the Young Woman's
Christian Association, visited in Lincoln
the early part of the week.
G. P. Faucon returned the first of the
week from Boston. He spent three
weeks in the east and attended a re
union of his college class.
George F. Walker, of Ashland, and
Miss Frances Munson, of this city, were
united in marriage Wednesday after
noon at the residence of Rev. Bvron
Beall.
Mr. and Mrs. John T. Dorgan return
ed from their extended wedding trip
Sunday and immediately took possession
of their new home at Fourteenth and E
streets.
S. L. Geisthardt left Sunday for New
York, intending to sail this week for
Hamburg. He will make a tour of Ger
many, Switzerland, Italy, France and
England.
Rev. J. M. Thompson left Monday for
Des Moines, where he will visit friends
and relatives. He will go from there to
Baltimore, returning the first of
September.
Miss Myrtle Coon, of Omaha, is the
guest of Miss Kate Kluetsch. Miss
Coon is a prominent singer in Omaha.
She is expected to sing in the First
Pre6byteriau church tomorrow morning.
Cards announcing the marriage of
John F. Harris have been received in
this city. Mr. and Mrs. Harris are now
touring in Great Britain, and will make
their home in the Virginia hotel, Chi
cago, in the autumn.
E. B. Finch and Dr. William Vance
of Kearney, laid over Monday for
repairs. They are making a tour of the
state on a tandem but met with a serious
accident by running off a bridge near the
city.
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A GUIDE TO HEALTH
with every purchase of
at RIGGS' pharmacy,
N. W. Corner 12th and O St
PURE RYE
Shipped pure and unadulter
ated direct from the distillery.
Pronounced a pure and whole
some tonic-stimulant by the
medical fraternity everywhere.
Gives life, strength and happi
ness to the weak, sick, aged
and infirm.
If yon cmBBOt procmre It of yomr Aivlit ej
liquor dealer, upon receipt of SLEO ire wtil
express prepaid to any address a fall qaart
sample bottle of Old Elk Bye or Bonbon.
STomvMMnuco.Msmim
Lextactoa, Ky.
When the ice man comes be sure
LINCOLN ICE CO'S
name is on the wagon. 1040 O street
They have no pond ice.
Frank a Zehrung left Thursday
afternoon for New York in the interest
of the Funke opera house. He will
look after attractions and will spend ten
days or a couple of weeks in the me
tropolis. Mr. and Mrs. T. 0. Munger, Mr. and
Mrs. Paul F. Clark, Mr. and Mrs. Will
Owen Jones and Miss Marie Gere left
this week for Lake Osakis.Minn., where
they will remain several weeks. A num
ber of other Lincoln people are now at
Lake Osakis.
MiBB Maude Oakley entertained Miss
Mae Burr and Messrs Avery of Sioux
City and Mallalieu at a dinner party
Wednesday evening, after which the
guests went to Burlington Beach, where
Miss Oakley demonstrated that she is
a proficient sailor.
Thursday evening there was a picnic
party of young people comprising Mre.
George L. Meissner, Miss Stella Kirker
Mi6s Maude Hammond, Miss Clara
Hammond, D. G. Wing, C. C. Marley,
Miss DenaLoomis, Miss Charlotte Clark,
Charles Clark, Eugene Brown.
Among those present at Burlington
Beach Tuesday evening were: Misses
xaeieu veica, .iaa uregg, or Kansas
City, Ona Imhoff, Reba Duff, of Nebras
ka City. Ella Raymond, Flo Wincer
Messrs Ray Welch, Will Ravmond, Tom
Wing, Wilson Winger, Earl Bridgeman.
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Mr. H. H. Walls
Like a Miracle
Pains in tide and Breast
Despaired of Help, but Hood's
Sarsaparilta Cured.
C. I. Hood & Co., Lowell, Mass.:
" I am glad to state my son's experience with
Hood's Sarsapartlla. as It was the means of sav
ing his life. Last fall he was taken ill w itli pains
In his breast and side. Be had the best medical
attendance possible, and was treated by the
doctors for some time, but did not realize any
relief. He could not lay down day or night, and
Hood'sCures
our hopes were fast failing. My aged mother
advised a trial of Hood's Saraaparilla. He com
menced taking the medicine, and to our
Great Astonishment,
see bottle cured him of his pains and restored
Urn to perfect health. This case has been looked
pon by many In this vicinity as nothing short
of a miracle." H. H. Walls, Oswego, Kansas.
Hood's Pin's cure liter ills, constipation,
MUousness.Jaundlce.tlckheadache, Indigestion.
Watch for the name
LINCOLN ICE CO.
They have no pond ice. 1040 O stree
Genuine Coal Creek Canyon and Rock
Springs coal at the Whitebreast.
You can't be overcharged on "Shogo"
flour. Its good at any price.
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