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About The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 9, 1897)
THE COURIER. Busy? Well! Well! Lincoln Coal Co. Mr. Clyde Stullz of Grand Island armed Wednesday and assisted the Bucrus ManJolin Club with two guitar eolof, which were very tine. A formal receptiDn was tendered Governor Holcomb and staff at the state capital Thursday evening. The usual tremendous crush characterized tbo affair. The receiving party stood in lino at the south end of the senate chamber. Hagenow's Philharmonic Orchestra stationed in the north end of tbo same hall furnished inspiring music. This brilliant occasion attracted many strangers from over the state. The gen tlemen were assisted in receiving by their wives and pretty daughters. Business men nnd ladies shopping should take their luncheon at the Model Restaurant, 31G South Twelfth. No better place can bo found in the city. Single meals 15 cents. Sunday dinner 23 cents. Tickets 83. Soup served from 9 to 10 p. m. Mies Lucy Griffith entertained the Flower Mission with a pretty tea at her home on North Sixteenth street from five to sevon o'clock Wednesday. Mrs. L. W. Marshall presided at the coffee urn in the dining room which was decorated in cut Hovers. Dainty re freshments were served to tho following guests: The Misses Grace Oakley, Maud Oakley, Brooks, Garten, Burn ham, Rector, Hollowbusb, Farwell.Burr; Mesdames L. W. Marshall and Kilpat rick of Beatrice; Messrs. Condery, White, Valentine, Fairfield, C. Y.Smith, Mallalieu, Lottridge, Honeywell, Reeso and Cooley. A business meeting from two to five preceeded the festivities. THE BU6YHUS GL-U3. Initial Concert. State Journal. The mu3lcale given by the Bucyrua club Thursday evening drew a large and very appreciative Audience at V.he Curtice hail. The performance was a pleasant surprise to roost of those who heard the club for the flrst time Eincs the existence of such clubs lla not apt to be taken seriously until after their first concert. The Bucyrus club, however, was able to demonstrate that a mando lin club needs neither extensive adver tising nor a large record of concerts given In order to presen'. a pleasing program. The members of the club are apparently quite versatile elnoe all but one of the sololhsts lasf night were from thMr nira ranks. Miss -Maud Oakley sang the "Sun shine Song" by Greig In a most pleasing OTt'.nna?. shA K-i a. voice that is even and remarkably rich for a soprano. She , is one of Lincoln's most promising vo- , cailsts and she is more i.nan xnis since ; her vocal ability is no more a promise than a realisation. ipi.5 " f'iiirlKi dft Concert" was well K rendered by Silence Dales, a young vio- " linlsx Ot consiaeraim; hjivjji. " i icase of this player as mth few others. kher youth is not an excuse ior mumr ent playing, but on esf.ra commenda ition for good work. fe ii .jtoi tn ATt TJnnlncott'j VOIC2. forhe change from her middle to her up- er register Is made w.inom ine snsn- st euort anu ner unt3 me .tnojo i". tind clear. This is particularly true of Iher -high notes. She Is always In good voice and is invanaoiy v. en r.-e. She has gained her popu-aniy nonesuy nd now she has k sne utcs nui presume hir rtnirur nnv careless work. Since Us lad. night's success, the do--., tu nupvm Mandolin club will loubtless be closely watched. Y. W. C. A. f The Shakespeare class begins Friday ivening at 7 o'clock under the instruc tion of Miss Woodruff of the University, irhom Prof. Sherman has recommended or the work. The first meeting of the Federation of rnmon'H and Young Women s Christian Associations occurs Saturday afternoon fin the Woman's Club Rooms. I: The subject for the Sunday afternoon service is Divine Lavtshness. Mr, and Mrs. Sanderson conduct the singing. Last Sunday despito tho storm there were jnito a number prevent and the singing and tea drinking afterwards was much enjoyed. Hereafter a weekly calender will lxt issued of all the ap pointment ot tho Association. Theno will bo distributedol at tho church doors to any desiring them, and may bo had at tho rooms. Tho subject for the Bible class on Wednesday is Christ as a Worker. All aro welcome. 11 vr. The Model restaurant, .110 South Twelfth is open from 8 to 10 p. m.,whcn soup and lunches aro served. Drop in on jour way home. Fifth pub. Jan. 9. SHERIFF SALE. Notice is hereby given. That by virtuo of an order of sale issued by the clerk of the district court ot tho Third Judicial District of Nebraska, within and for Lancaster county, in an action wherein Sarah Waters is Plain tiff, and Fabien S. Potviu. et al., Defendant. I will, at 2 o clock p. m., on tho 12th day of Jan uary, A. D., 1897, at the East door of the Court Housc.in thoCity of Lincoln, Lan caster County, Nebraska, offer for salo at public auction tho following described real estate to-wit: The east halt of tho northeast quar ter of section twonty-eight (23), in town ten (10), north of range six (G), eaBt of the C-lh P. M., in Lancaster county, Ne braska. Given under mv hand this 3th day of December, A.D.. 1S9C. John J. Trompen, Sheriff. Jan.O. This j ear's Lehigh Valley and Scran ton hard coal 89.40 per ton at Charles Greg ory's, 11th and O. Iirie Offer. A Trip to f 0. J. KING. Xamily Grocer Wholesale and Retail. 1126 N STREET, - LINCOLN, NEB. Stock purchased direct from tho manufacturer. Wo buy iu carload lots. Fifth pub. Jan. 9. SHERIFF'S SALE. NOTICE IS HEItEBY GIVEN, THAT by virtue of an order of sale Issued by the clerk of the district court of the third judicial district of Nebraska, withiu and for Lancaster county, in an action wherein August If. Edgron is plaintiff. and Lincoln lodgo No. 35. lndcpondant Order of Good Templars et al.. defendants. I will, at 2 o'clock p. m., on tho 12th day of January, A D. 1897, at tho east door of tho court house, in the city of Lincoln, Lancaster county, Nebraska, offer for sale at public auction, the fol lowing described real estate, to-wlt: Lot thirteen (1.1). in block ono hun dred and ono( 101), in tho City of Lin coln, Lancaster county, Nebraska. Given under my hand this 9th day of December, A. D., 1S9G. John J. Trompen. Sheriff. Jan 9. and return. 0i March 20 the Courier will award to the person who sends in the greatest number of subscribers, a first-class ticket to the Pacific Coast and return. The award to be made under these conditions: All subscriptions cash. One Month 1 vote 5 20 Two Months 3vores 40 Three Months 3 votes 50 Four Months 7 votes 70 Six Mouths 13 votes 1 00 One Year 35 votes 2 CO Quality considered, wo claim to be tho Low est Priced Grocery In Lincoln. I: WE SELL FOR CASH. SSSSJSSSSSSSSS? Our mth " Semi - Annual dis count sale will close Saturday evening, January 9th at ten o'clock. JMLillei? & Paine. Xtye Lan8in TatI?e- JOHN DOWDEX, JR., Manager. TWO SOLID WEEKS COMMENCING yii (Excepting Saturday, January 16th.) THB Woodward TIhiafr Co is EE(D?LE Twenty New JElctvxrejs. MONDAY NIGHT-:-:-PAUL DAVANT. Change of plays each evening. Parltiet: and Boxe: Balance of House Seats on Sale this morning at 10 a. m. 25. lO. it i ,A
