THE COURIER.
Professional Directory.
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Office, roam 19 Burr Hlk I 9 to 12 n. m
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!Dr. J. H. Tyndale
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I Oir.cc. rooms 9 an J in . (9 to 11 a m
j Lansing Theatre J 3 to Spin
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Dcpt. Cotner University
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Office and Residence
1517 II St.
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(Dr. S. E. Cook
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ce mr:BeDj. F.Bailey atouaa
871. f CO J -"iwxojr Residence, 1313 C street 1 2 to 4 p m
Dr. J. S. McNay
Office 349,
Res 462.
I Office. 1105 O street IS to 12 am
I Residence, SMS T street lltoSpm
I ., 1 Utticu. Leasing theatre ;iojpra;
Dr. R. E. Gif f en Kes. . 1SU F street ,- nt!
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(Ruth M. Wood, M. D. ftM d5i. j.
I Diseases of Women. Residence, 338 so i:ith. S
1 . - - -r - i Officr, rooms 26. 27 and 1
Office 530.LOU1S N. WentCD.D.S. I. Brownen Block. 137 V
J I so 11th street. 1
office .... 306. 1 J. Riser, D, D, L,
I Office. 1231 0 street, over 1
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W, S, Latta, M. D,
Diseases or women a specialty.
Gynaecology.
I Office and private hos- 1A11 hours
V pital. 1116 L street
when not
engaged.
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0. J. KING.
Iamily Grocer
Wholesale and Retail.
1126 N STREET, - LINCOLN, NEB.
SPECIAL AGENCY FOR .HEALTH POOD,
Which is gotten direct from the niilK Sardines of all kinds put
up in all sized boxes. The finest Mackerel.
ANCHOVIES. DILL PICKLES. CAVIAR.
7e (SarrV ftest jlm of Qroccr-ics in Ibc (il
Cash Only Gash Only. Cash Only.
Mile. MRC0JI0T,
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Formerly with Herpolshei
mer, has taken a department
at the Lansing-.
ROOMS 1, 2 AND 3.
D. G. VAN DljyN,
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'ROVlSIONS,
STOCKS and
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2 BUD 3 BRQWHELl BLOCK, PHOWE Y66.
Correspondent F. G. Logan.
Memler Chicago Board of Trade and
New York Slock Exchange.
NOTICE.
20 C3. Ta vender vs. Field.
To Anna C. Philpott, non-resident de
fendant. You arc herebj notified that on Janu
ary 25th, 1S97, Harriet Tavender. Sophia
Tavender, Walter J. Tavender. John F.
Maynard and Dennis T. Kelley,
executors of the last will and testa
ment of Joshua Tavender, deceased,
as plaintiffs. began an action
against you and other defendants in the
district court of Lancaster County, Ne
braska, tho object or which is to fore
close a certain mortgage on the follow
ing land in said county, to wit: Lot
number 'I. in bloc' number 3, in Field A.
Harrison's Addition to the city of Lin
coln, made by Allen W. Field and May
B. Field to the Lombard Investment
Company, dated May 1st, 1SSS, to secure
the paj racnt of a promissory note of said
Allen W. Field and May B. Field to said
Tho Lombard Investment Companv for
S700, on which there is now duo S7G3.10,
with interest from May 1st, 1KK5, at ten
per cent per annum pursuant to
coupons.
Plaintiffs pra for decree or foreclosure
and sale of said laud to eatisfy said liens
as aforesaid or deficiency judgment and
general relief.
You are required o answer plaintiff's
petition on or before the fifth dav of
April. 1S97.
Harriet Tavendeb, et al., executors,
etc., Plaintiffs.
By S. L. Geisthardt, Attorney.
The seventh annual commencement
of the Lincoln medical college of Cot
ner University occurred Wednesday
evening at the conservatory, corner of
L and Thirteenth streets. The dean.
Dr. W. S. Latta. presiding, announced
the following numbers:
Violin Sola SrtecteJ
Mr. 'Wllhelm Lamprecht.
Invocation Rev. Dungan
Address Hon. J. B. Conaway, M. D.
The.'is "A Fixed Principle"
Wm. A. Alton
Vocal Solo "Days of Sunshine"
Baumgartner
Mr. Clemens Movius.
Conferring of the Degrees
President W. P. Aylesworth
Piano Solo "Pollsli Dance". .Scharwenka
Miss Susie Boyle.
An Impromptu Address.. ..Lieut. Goreior
Bened'ction
Rev. Dungan, of St. Ixjuls. Ma.
A graduating class of fourteen fine
loking young men were: William A.
Alton, Isaiah Bennett. Louis Henry
Diers, James Arthur Dungan. Frank
Earl Gordon, Leonard Muir, Jasper T.
Peirsol, Benjamin F. Richards, Ed
ward T. Rickard, James P. Romine,
Joseph R. Sample, Henry Darwin
Smith, John William West, Fred James
Woods.
Post-graduate. August Anderson, M.
D.
A banquet of nearly a hundred cov
ers at the Lindell hotel followed the
graduating exercises. The tables were
decorated in palms and pink carna
tions. J. L. Mack. LL. D., as toast
master, called for the following toasts
to be responded to by the following
named gentlemen:
Our College, Past and Future Dean
Latta.
Reply Dr. Reynols.
Our Faculty Dr. H. D. Smith.
Reply Dr. Wilmuth.
Class of 1897 W. W. De Wolf, class
of '98.
Reply Louis Henry Diers.
The Standard Medical Education
Dr. Bailey.
Reply Dr. Ketchum.
The toasts were excellent and contin
ued during the wee small hours.
Among the visitors drawn to the city
to witness the graduation of friends
was Dr. Dungan of St Louis, formerly
president of Cotner College.
Friday evening the 11th, a beautiful
rarty was given at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. A. C. Ricketts for the Beta
Theta Pi fraternity. Mr. Ricketts, jr.,
was host, with the assistance of his
charming sister, Miss Ena. The halls,
parlors, and dining rooms were deco
rated with cut flowers in pink and blue,
the fraternity colors. In fact, every
where pink and blue glewed over the
happy crowd. Dancing was a feature
of the evening. Miss Willoughby's or
chestra furnished the musif. Those
present were:
Messrs. Lehman, Ricketts, Hartigan.
Brks, Jim, Burks, Dave. Burnham,
Heady, Schick, Whaley, Lau. Ames.
White, Hotaling, Buckstaff, Doc. Ever
ett. Cramb, Adams, Robinson, Shaw,
Willard Yates; Missf3 Camp, Wood
ward, Raymond, Slaughter. Hammond,
Wcods, Nance, Richards, Winger,
Hargreaves, Risser, Bunting, Cropsey
(Sioux City), Rudy. Odell, Lau. Lowe.
Stuart, A.. Stewart, L.. Frank Woods
and wife.
Last Thursday evening, Mr. John
Lottridge delightfully entertained the
Olympic Whist club. The gentlemen
found their partners and tables for the
game by matching their buttoniere
with the flowers of the ladies and sim
ilar bunches on the tables. The games
were lively and well contested. The
invited guests were: Messrs. Harry
Hariey, Harry Evans, Homer Honey
well, Fred White, Elmer Merrill, Ar
thur Walsh, John Farwell, John Lott
ridge, Harry Grupe, Spencer Wells, A.
S. Wells, M. Liebraan, J. C. Mason:
Misses Kathrine Brooks, Florence
Winger, Lucy Griffith, Marie Marshall,
Josephine Lottridge, Lena Lau, Mabel
Richards. Alice Slaughter; Mr. and
Mrs. H. B. Clarkson, M. and Mrs. H.
P. Hermance, Mr. and Mrs. W. W.
Lottridge.
Capt. and Mrs. Phelps Paine gave a
charming neighborhood party at their
home on H and Seventeenth streets.
High five was the amusement. There
were five tables. The invited guests
were Messrs. and Mesdames W. E.
Kirker, Chas. Hammond, M. H. Ev
erett. A. S. Tibbetts, Armstrong, S. E.
Mocre, Frank Van Horn, Sternes, Mor
ris Turner, Wm. Turner; Messrs. T. P.
Kennard and Walters;.
Miss Maude Oakley and Mis3 Marie
Hoover returned Monday from Chicago,
where thry attended the grand opera,
and were also nicely entertained be
friends. Mrs. Scipio Dundy of Omaha has
been the guest of Mr. and Mrs. W. B.
Ogden this week.
Mrs. D. D. Muir left on Sunday for
her home in Denver.
Edgar Morrill goes to Stromsburg.
Neb., soon to take charge of his fath
er's dairy farm there.
It has been noticed that one of Lin
coln's fairest society belles is wearing
a new diamond ring on her engagement
finger.
A merry swimming party ocfurred
Monday evening from nine thirty to
ten at the Sanitarium. Those partici
pating were Mrs. Scipio Dundy of
Omaha, Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Ogden.
Misses .Harris and Olive Latta. Messrs.
R. B. Owens, Lyon, Wm. Stull, and
Br. John .White.
Miss Grace Oakley gave a delightful
chafing dish party Friday evening.
The guests were Miss Henrietta Hol
Icwbush, Messrs. Fred White and
Frank Cowdery. These with Miss Oak
ley constitute the new O. C. club.
Miss Mae Burr went to Omaha this
week for a short visit.
Miss Alice Slaughter entertained this
week informally Misses Grace Oakley.
Helen Nance, Henrietta Hollowbush
and Florence Farwell. These young
ladies are planning to form themselves
into a club.
Mr. Will Creary of Omaha was In
Lincoln Monday.
Mr. Chas. Young cf Omaha spent
Sunday in Lincoln.
A set of "American Ancestry" has
been received in the city library. This
publication will be in great demand
by those interested in ancestry in thi3
city.
T. R Fraley started to Staunton, Va..
Tuesday.
J. G. Southwick left Tuesday for El
Paso, Tex.
Rev. E. E. Preston started Tuesday
for Topeka, Kas.
Mrs. John W. Stewart left Tuesday
fcr Eureka Springs, Ark.
Mrs. L. M. King cf Hastings, state
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