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Professional Directory.
Office Hours
Telephones.
Office &C)t r n T-. u
'f Dr. 0. C. Reynolds
l Officii roomi 1S-19,.
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10 to 13 a.m.
3 to S ii m.
Sun. 3 to 5
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Res. 1 11 So. 29th St
Social and Personal
omce 3-5 !W. L. Dayton, M. D. joniee.iaoo street ioto i
I Diseases of Eje, Car, Nrso nml Throat ( Res. 1S21C Street J 2:30 to Spin
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IDr. F.
D. Sherwin
DENTIST.
I Onice, roam 19 Burr Bile I 9 to 12 a. i
J 2nd floor -
(Rcs.StSQst 1 to5p.
IDr. J. H. Tyndale
f NOSE AND THROAT
Office, rooms 9 and 10...
i Lansing Theatre
9 to 11 JO nm
2 to 5pm
M1C A. Shoemaker, M. D. fonico 1BI ,strect ito.
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J)rpt. Cottier University.
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IDr. S. E. Cook
( Eye. Ear, Nose and Throat
liis O St.
1 9:30-12:30 am
2-5pm
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"8,-Dr. Ben j. F.Bailey
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I Office. Zchrung Block 19 to 10 a in
Residence, 1311 C street i
5-12 to 12:30
t ) 2 to 4 p m
Dr. J. S. McITay -j
Office. 1105 O street IS to 12 am
Resilience, 220ST btrnetf I toSp m
Office 39,
Ren 1G2.
'"Dr. E.
E. Giffen
j Office, Telephone Bid.
)2to5 pro;
I Keeidcnco, 1S21 F street J pointraent.
I Ruth M. Wood, M. D.
j Diseases of Womon.
Office, Richards Bldg., 1
-' cor. 11th nnd O sis. '
(Residence, ZW so 13th.)
1 . -. I Office, rooms 2G. 27 and 1
OT.co 530.J-LOU1S N. Wente.D.D.S.- l.Brownell Block. 137 J-
t I o 11th street. )
1 T . I Office. 1231 0 street, over I
Offico.... 30G.VJ. Riser, D, D, Ii, Miller & Paino.
Mr. and Mrs. BucketafT were really Mail and Express is pre eminently a fi
and truly surprised on Wednesday even- nancial, business paper and this depart
ing of this week. The members of the ment is of first importance. Mr. Smith's
Cotillon club met at the home of Mr, friends in Lincoln are not surprised that
and Mrs. Walter Hargreavep, coiner F the management of the New York Mail
and Seventeenth streets. When they and Express appreciates Mr. Smith's
were all assembled, they proceeded to ability, but they are much plossed that
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Rodgers on F their judgment should bo so emphati-
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jW.S, Latta. M. D,
f Disease" of women a specialty.
Facial blcmsicmoved.hcs r
) Offico nnd private hos- (All lion
J- pital. Ills L street. j- when n
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engaged.
j 75C
corsets
5 for
We have just put on sale
a line of summer corsets,
perfectl' shaped, well
made, neatl'
worth 75c each,
will sell at 59c.
finished,
which we
The stock
is not
larg-e.
59C
Miller & Paine
TsSi3jS
O. J. KING.
Family Grocer.
1130:
Street:
"Wholesale
orders
from
consumers
a specialt.
Just received
a car load
of the famous
Aberdeen snow
white flour.
and Twentieth streets, where Mr. and
Mrs. Buckstaff were spending the
evening. As the company of her special
friends trooped in, evidently excited by
the suppression of tonao secro Mrs.
BucketafT arcse and, with some asperity
rtid they seemed to havo at ranged fcr
a very nice pat ty at which the Buck
staffs were not expected, upon which,
with characteristic decision, she reached
for her bonnet. It was with much dif
ficulty that she was persuaded to stay
for the first number, which was a
most graceful Breech from Mr. Lew
Marshall, presenting Mr. and Mrs.
BucketafT witu a handsome Hungarian
vase and a beautiful picture. The revo
lution of feeling was almost tco much
for the hostess of the Cotillon club.
Fortunately tha speech was long enough
for her to recover. It was a most happy
effort into which Lew, realizing the
probable delicacy of the eituation, had
put much thought. Afterwards Mrs
P. V. M. Raj mond p'ayed, Mrs. Lippin
cott and Mr. Zeis sang. The members
of the club are Mr. and Mrs. W. B. H&r-
gr.avee, Carl Funke, W. B. Ogden,
Rodgers, BucketafT, Guilfoyle, Beeson.
C. L. Burr, L. Marshall, F. Houtz, F.
Smith, Mohrenstecber, Geo. Woods,
J. Dorgan, F. Brown, W. C. Wilson,
Wright, C. S. Lippincott, Ladd.
Miss Welch will give this mcrning at
11 o'clock a pink bicakfast to Miss Sew
el', ber bridesmaids and maid cf honor.
The ladies of the Altar guild of the
Episcopal church have in charge the
deceptions for the rector's wedding on
Tuesday. Mre. J. T. Maronald is
cally confirmed. Gzzy Wzzy.
The surprisingly few people who are.
left over from the early '70's regret to
hear of the death of Mrs. D. G. Hull at
Burbank, Cal., at the age of forty-seven
Mrs. Hull was well known in Lincoln
twenty yetrs pgo. She had many
friends and contributed to the gaiety
and eosiatilityof the place generously.
Mrs. Fred Shepherd, who died on
Monday afternoon, was a wooianof such
exc3eding sweetness and gentleness that
the ordinary newspaper expressions of
loss and appreciation aro cheap and un
worthy of the character they attempt to
reca'l. As librarian of the city library
for several years she made friends of tho
hundreds who came within sight of her
face and within heiring of the all
womanly voice. Sho demonstrated an
ability to organize and administer af
fairs in some confusion before the as
sumption of the po3ition. Her death
was followed by that of her mother, Mre.
Curtiss, on Wednesday mornirg from
pneumonia, tho same disease which de
prived Mrs. Shepherd of her life. Mother
and daughter were very sympathetic in
life. Mrs. Curtiss leaves a husband and
daughter. Mre.Shepherd'syoungdauch
ter and husband ara bereaved or a per
sonality tender and true. Only those
who knew Mrs. Shepherd can realize
what a less befell tho baby daughter on
Monday, May 10th. The funeral of Mrs.
Shepherd and her mother Mi'93 Curtisa
was held on Thursday alfrnoon at
tho First Congregational church, the
paster officiating.
mre. aaran a. Kojere, win died Sun-
Dlannine and directing tne aeiorauone, Aav ; rn ...n. .. . .
and it goes without eajing that they born in Cation, Sta'rk cointy!" OCin
will be distinguished by exquisite tasto. which city she spent her youth and as-
Miss Hollowbush entertained tho quired her education. She was a gradu-
Bucyrus Manlolin club on Monday ate of the Cat Do female eemioarv Hr
A- W r...u -. T.
viL-urue iiirn-. wan f,n-
night. One of the members said: 'We
had more fun.'
Miss Parker wi'l during the remainder
or this moath tal e orders for portraits
at one-thiru less than regular prices.
The capitol school grounds presented
a very attractive appearance Wednes-
in
day evening. The pupils were all
"Z nourishing city of Lincol
futlipr
-., v.i.u.c ui-, was lor many
years engaged in tho mercantile busi
ness in Cantoo. Aftir graduation tha
took charge of the mathematical de
partment of the Lutherv.lle sjminary
situated in the suburb cf Bidtimore.
Some years later she was married to
James Rogers, and early in the "Os
mV iciuuieu 10 mo men vnnnn on1
a wheie Mr.
t, antarwl infn thfl frames thev were a
lot of happy children. They were the " " - C0 'nroUmonts.
invited guests of the teachers whp fur- fi1.0.. hf "n bis city,
n, hed fefreehment, of lemonade and LT d t?hhrhiMren.
cake. Thes3 treats are becoming an ac- t" ""v ,n "16 man
ual feature of the school year andserve fSfnt of her husband's e.tate after
to increase the pleasart feeling between ? ,and
pupils and teachers. ZjS 'tlT" ?
..,.., UL, OUJ jnriEtian
cnarautir. xno children, firn.
The meeting of the city federat'on of
womenB c:ub3 has bsen postponed on ac
count of the funeral of Mrj. Fred Shep
herd and her mother Mrs. Curtiss. It
will be held Monday at 3 p. m. in the
woman'6 club rooms, coiner Twelfth and
M. streets. Friends will please extend
this notice.
The public library. and reading room
were closed during tho funeral sorvices
of Mrs. Harriet Curtiss Shepherd on
Thursday afternoon.
The former editor of The Courier, Mr.
W. Mo:ton Smith, is editing the finan
cial or Wall street depaitmeot of xLo
New York Mail and Express. He hss a
separate office on "the street.'' lhe
st.eet,
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.E.uci.d, ana .inna ate le.'t to mourn
Lor lots. The funeral tck place f,om
me ramiiy res 1 enc , No. 037 L
Wednesday af.ernoon.
The coming wedding of R;v. Percy
Silver and Miss AgLes Saxell, both f
Lincoln, is tho most important event of
the coming week. The wedd ng is to tako
pljce at 7 o'olcck in Holy Trinity
church TLO:dby evening. Mies b'twe.l
is a very attractive brunelto tnd her
macy friends wish her tho greatest joy
She a'.tended lhe univereity and was
numbered one of the most popu ar
jcung ladies there.
Lincoln society promists to be
very
