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Dr. F. D. Sherwin
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( Office, room 19 Burr Bik 1 9 to 12 a. m.
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IDr. J. H. Tyndale
I . NOSE AND THROAT
j Office, rooms 9 and 10...
1 Lansing Thcat ro
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M0 A. Shoemaker, M. D. jomco uu uStrcet '
'Prof.orObstetncs.uynocoloBT.Medicall i -'"-
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Dept. Cotner University-
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IDr. S. E. Cook j
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1213 o St.
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"HDr.BeDj.F. Bailey
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(Residence, 1313 C street!
9 to 10 a ui
12 to 12 -TO
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Dr. J. S. McNay
Office, 1105 O street IS to 12 am
( Residence, 220S T street f 1 to 5 p m
Office.
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Dr. R. E. Gif fen
1 Ofiicc, Lancing theatro
j Residence, 1821 F street
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I Ruth M. Wood, M. D.
) Diseases of Women.
1 Offico, Richards Bid., j
-' cor. 11th and O sts.
Residence, 336 so 13th. )
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Office 530. 5-LOlliS N. Wente,D.D.S.- I. Brownell Block, 137
) 1 so 11th street.
office .... 566. J. Riser, D, D, I,
Office. 1231 0 street, over 1
Miller 4 I'aino.
W, S, Latta. M. D,
f Diseaws of women a specialty, r
Facial hlpmilir removed.
Offico and privato hos
pital, lliu Li street.
I All hours
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Dress Goods
SPECIAL
"We have selected about 60 pieces
novelty dress gfoods, all choice new
styles, worth 50 to 60c a rard, and
for a" little while you can take your
choice at
$2.6p
for a" full dress pattern of seven " ,
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Miller & Pain
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O. J. KING.
Family Grooer,
113G JV Street.
Wholesale
orders
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consumers
a specialty.
"Just received-r-"
a car load
of the famous
Aberdeeu snow
white flour.
Mrs. "Mary Fechei, mother of. Major
A.J. Fecfiet, is visiting her Eon in the
city. She stopped off on her way north
to her home at Port Huron, Mich., com
ing from El Paso, Tex.
Mrs. J. 0. Bonnell, of Chicago, has
been visiting her daughter, Mrs. Lin
coin Frost.
MiEs'Edith Smith, of Brownell Hnll,
Omaha, has been tho guest of Mrs. Hays
Thomson tho past week.
Mrs. Ada Cooes is in the city the
guest of her sister, Mre. A. W. Jaosen.
Miss Emma J. Hedges has received
the gratifying news that Judge Munger
of the United States circuit court has
appointed her examiner in chancery to
that court. The position was secured
for her by a number of prominent mem
ber of the bar whs knew that for come
time she had been performing the ser
vices of examiner without receiving the
full fees. Miss Hedges is enc cf the
fir3t women to hold the office, which is
one that her stenographic ability makes
her fully competent to fill. It will, of
court c, make no charge in her resi
dence. Last Friday evening while dark clouds
were scudding the sky and dashes of
lightning followed by peals of thunder
were plajing tag across the drak heavens
the "Club of '9G held their fourth party
of the season in Light Infantry hall
Although the inclement weather kept
many away, yet those who ventured out
were fully repaid for their exertions.
Those present were: Mr. and Mrs.
Harry Copeland, Mr. and Mrs. Cimack;
Miss:s Niel Copeland, EJith Erf jrd,
Carolin Ruby, Bernice Merrill, Ger
trude Gage, MabplErford, Chaso. Wiv
tersteen and Watson; Messrs. Harry
Gage, Henry Tools, Hal Dueher, George
Jcera, Howard Rathburn, Morris Lieb
mann, Frank Hawley, Harry Mitchell,
Charles Ryan and Claude Wilson.
A letter from Berlin, Germany, B!atC3
that a song, '-The Fairy's Song,"' words
by William Reed Dunroy, Music by
Sigmund Lendsberg, is being sung with,
great success by Miss Mame Muncdoffj
an Omaha singer, who is perfecting her
vo?al studies under ona of the renowned
singing masters in Berlin. Mr. Lands
berg spent a few years in Omaha, anJ
returned to his home in Berlia to ccm
sle'o his musical education, after which
hs will return to this country.
E. B. Acker aui Mis Bertha Fletcher
wero married Monday evening at the
home of the bride's parents, 2001 L
street. Rev. G. H. Alb.ijht performed
the ceremony in the preeeccs of some
sixty friends. A feast fo'lowed the C21 e
mony. They are enjoying a trip to
Illinois before settling down here.
The Mystic Shriners initiated tea
novices oa Tuesday night intj full
membership. The assaulting party was
led by D. E. Green, and alfor their
labors and fright lhay were refre hed by
a banquet and silky music by Hage
now's orchestra. W. S. Summer i was
toastma&tir and responses were in ado
byH.H. Wilron. Brad D. Slaughter,
Chas.M. Catfr, R. S. Bibb and C. L.
Richards.
Mr. and Mrs. P. M. Plank gave a
cainty litt'e luncheon attar the Schat
wenka cocc rt Tuesday evening. Each
guest contributed a rnus'cil nimbor
I o'wecn bits of social convetsifor.
Tcoss present were: Misses Mar'e Hoo
ver, and Maud Oikley, Mrs. Hadl?y and
Dr. Tyndale.
Last Saturday evening Miss Helen
Tut '.le delightfully entertained the Q.
A. T. girls with a farewell party to Miss
Keel Copeland. Thoso present were:
Miss?s Clara Lec3e, Edilh Jonee, Edith
Erford, Carolino Ruby, Alice Benton,
Bob Erford, Nejl Copeland, Ethel Cul
lings, Helen Tuttle and Mrs. Clara Cope
land and Messrs. Verno Hedge, Almond
Wells, Dan DePutron. Claude Wilson,
Henry Gage.
MtS3Moliie Morrissey, of Galesbur.'
111., is vislt'ng the Misses Hogan.
Pi Beta Phi fraternity gave a dancing,
party at the Lansing Hall last Friday
evooing, tha 21th.
Miss Gruniger, Mrs. R. S. Mcintosh
and to children of New York City and
Miss Gruniger, of Chicago, are visiting
Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Ziemer.
A large and fashionable audience as
sembled to hear the famous pianist,
Xaver Scharnenka, Tuesday evening at
the Lar sing. Two tiers o! boxes and
logeB were filled. Among Ihose occupy
iag tho tose3 were: Cbacc3llor and
Mrs. MacLean, Mr. and Mrs. Plank,
Messrs. and Mesdames W. J.
Brjan. Carl Funke, W. B. Ogden,
Oliv.rRcdgers, MjMurtry, Otto MobV
renst?cker, Geo. Clarke, Reese, Jansen,
D. A.Campbsll, Will Owen Jonee, Kim-L-ali;
Maude Oakley, Marie Hoover and
Scotield Messrs. Hadhy Ran
dolph, Movius, Tyndale, Mr. aud
Mrs. PUnk, Mrs. Outcalt, Mrs.
Coon. The Bucyrus Mandolin club
composed of Mrs. -F. W. Smith. Mr.
and Mrs. Ross Cur tica, Miss;s Grace
Oakley, Estelle .Curtice, Henrietta
Hollowbush, Helen Nance, Jessica ,
Morgan, Olive Latta and C. Y. Smith: ,
On Tuesday afternoon tho Woman's
club gave a charming reception to meet
Xaver Scharwanka, the great pianist.
Tho decorations were beautiful and ar
tistic. Tho rooms wero rilled from 4 to
5 with gayly gowned Iadic3 and a fear
gentlemen. .The receiving tarty as they
stood in lino wero Mrs. Plink, Xaver
Bcharwenka, Mr. Jon?s, ot Omaha, and
tho president of the matictn musicale,
Mrs.D. A. Campbsll, W. J. Winger,
Mrs. Jansen, C. W.Doons and Kimball.
Tho young ladies presiding at the punch
bowl were Misses Scotield and Miller.
Their assistants in serving were the
Misses Sallis Furnas, Bo3sio Turner,
Miude Oakley and Mane Hoover.
Some cf those occupying boie3 at the
Lansing Wednesday evjninj tJ witness
El Capitin wore: Mr. and Mrs. Otto
Mohrenstecker, Mrs. Fuller, Mrs. Lans
ing Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Dorgan, Miss
Smith of Denver, M. Oliver, Mr. Kelly.
The Junior cl ibs of the Lincoln high
school gave a very pretty party in the
Woman'd club room, Thursday evening.
Dancing and a royal gcod time wa3 en
joyed by the oung people.
The sjnior class o! the Lincoln high
school expect to go to Saltillo today for
a picnic providih; there is not a deluge.
Miss Minnij McLie and Miss Pearl
Minnick of Bjatrice will attend the May
festival the roaiing waek. M ss Mc
Lee will bo the guest of Miss Myrtle
Stph nson aad Mi s Mionick of Mario
Hoover.
Misses Pearl Carscadden, Cobb and
Mrs. SeJgwick cf York are coring to
play at tho May festiv.il.
Mis3 Jessie Lansing returned tt Lcr
school, Browce'.l Seminary ia Oaiaha
FiiJay after a we-ks visit tt her home.
Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Covi n leao next
Ween' slay for ih ir now h uu in
Washington, D. C. Mr. Ccvirt will
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