THE COURIER.
Professional Directory.
Telephones.
Office Hours
Office 656
Rim 6
Dr. O. C. Reynolds
(Office rooms 18-19,
Burr Block.....
:
10 to IS a.m.
Social and Personal
3 toSp. m.
Sun. 3 to 5
Res. 144So.SthSt.
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office stjIW. L. Dayton, M. D. lOfHce.isBo street noto i
' Diseases of Ere, Ear, Noso iiml Tliroatj Res. 18210 Street 12:30 to5pl
Oficts
.or,
Dr. F. D. Sherwin
DENTIST.
1 Office, roam 19 Darr Blk ) 9 to 12 a. m
2ml lloor -
(Rcs.SS4SQst 1 to 5 p. m
I Dr. J. H. Tyndale
f NOSE AND THROAT
J Office, roomfc 9 auil 10,
j LantinR Tueatro
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9 to It JO am
2 to 5 p m
!Dr. 8. E. Cook j
f Bye. Ear, Nose and Throat (
ISIS O St.
I 9:30-1:! am
1 2-5 pro
Office.
K5Saa
"'"""Dr. Benj. P. Bailey J
..671.) (
( Office. ZeliniDK Block J 9 to 10 a in
fl-JO I.
2 to 4 p
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pm
Dr. J. S. McNay
J Office. 1105 O street 1 i u i: i c
I Residence. 230S T street f 1 to5 p m
Office.
Res..
349,
.462.
Dr. R. E. Giffen
1 Office, Telephone Bid. 1 2 to 5 p ra ;
n m its ap-
I Residence, 1821 F street I ixintmont
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Ruth Iff. Wood, M. D.
J Diseases of Women.
j Office, Richards Bids.,
" cwr. xiiii nu
( Residence, 336
ls BldB., 1
nd O sts.J
5 so latb.
Offic
1 , . ... I Office, rooms 26. 27 and I
sao.yLouis N. Wente,D.D.S-i i.Browneii Block, 137 v
I (so 11th street. 1
Office
.. .-66. J. Riser, D, D, L,
l Office, 1231 0 street, over
J. Miller & Paine.
W, S, Latta. M. D,
Diseases of women a Fpccialtr,
Facial blemishes removed.
) Office and private lios- (All hours
V pital. 1116 L street. V when not
1 1 engaged.
Office 143
fR. Stanhope,
j Female Diseases &
i obstetrics.
) Residence and Oflico
1526 K street.
19 to 1
d.2
) m.
tn II n. m
to 4p
D. M.-H. Garten,
1 Office 17 Richards blk. ( Office hours
J io to i2ao
J Res 1 103 H street ( 2 to5.
Office
Reidccrr.
MIIDr. J.S.Eaton,
5611
.'62 f
m.
Surjrerr and Xervoos Diseases,
I 1 2-to 4 p.
(Hours 10 to
iH. S. Aley,M. D.
' Female, nervous A genitourinary
' diseases.
1 I Hours 9 to 12
V Office, 1448 O Street -?2 to 5, 7 to 8
"I
Mod. i. Sat
(Dr. J. B. Triokey,
f Refraclionist only
19 to 12 a. m
Office, 1035 O street Vl to 4 p.m.
DR. E. J. ANGLE.
Skin. Rectal and Genito-Uninary
Diseases.
I Office Alexander blk. 14C0 1
U.M.. rooms i.
(Bes. cor 26th andl
blk.l4C01 S
7.8.9. J-7:
INSts. ) 7i
9 to 12 a in..
:30to4 p m
30to9pm.
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Dress Goods
Fall and Winter.
Our importations of fine dress fabrics
for the. approaching- season have been un
usually large and a large proportion of
the choicest goods is now in stock. We
are sustaining our reputation as the lead
ing" Dress Goods house of Nebraska. You
are invited to our Dress Goods Department.
Miller & Paine I
Go to
PWVttflS SHUiDOtt
For
Slippers, Btc,
1129 0 Street, :-: Lircolr Neb
MarrieJ, on Wednesday, August 11.
at the home of the bride's unrle Mr. and
Mrs. R. J. Kilpatrick of Beatrice, Miss
Raye Kilpatrick to Mr. John Potter
Cook. The ceremony was celebrated in
the presence of only the immediate re
lations and closest friends, which is just
as it should be. The Courier hopes
that the day will come when wedding
splurges will be as infrequent es they
ought to be.
Mrs. C. F. Ladd will return in a day
or two from an extended tour to Platte
mouth. Extended because Mr. Ladd,
Mrs. Lat'a and baby Sarah left the city
in a phaeton, stopping every few miles
at a farm hous9. where cousins or an
aunt and uncle reside. In this way it took
them a week to arrive at Plattsmoulb.
where there are si ill more kinfolk. Mrs.
Ladd writes that they have bad a
delightful trip. She would not be able to
write tbe adventures of a phselcn for
lack of material.
Miss Olive Latta has returned from
her trip to Wyoming. Mrs. Boles, her
hostes, and Miss Latta were entertained
at several of the comfortable ranches in
the neighborhood. It is a trifle hard on
everybody to come back into the vacuum
of Lincoln society after the gajety and
freedom of the summer vacation place?.
But just as soon as the heat gets i's
fall notice to quit the summer people
will return and society will ba herself
agbin.
Mrs. D. D. Muir and con Wilson will
return to Denver tomorrow. Mrs. Muir
expects to return to Lincoln some time
in October.
Everybody remembers the lions at the
Punko last spring. Adgie, the young
Mexican lass, who had partially sub
jugated them, is now in San Francisco
The Examiner says that the cub, which
occupied Mr. Zehrung's window, is sick,
fiercely sick. The notice Gays that when
Adgie enters the room where the joung
ion is he endeavors to kill her acd that
she retreats with tears falling from her
eyes. Which is a'l very pretty but m t
exactly characteristic of Adgie, who it
will be remembered, was a brave un
sentimental, agile girl. She said the
lions were afraid of her, not fond f f her
or any one. If a tear were in her eye
because the cub was sick it was strictly
for advertisirg purposes.
Mrs. F. A. Boehmer of Quincy, 111.,
js visiting Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Ogden,
who gave a garden party for their guest
on Thursday evening. Mis. Boehmer
weie residents of the city a few years
ago and her friends and neighbors are
very glad to see her rgain.
Mr. acd Mrs. R. D. Steams have re
turned frcm a visit in one of the cool
summer resorts of Illinois.
Mrs. Frank Sheldon wili scoa return
to New Ycfk accompanied by Mies Mae
Burr, who will spend the winter with
heraunt, occupying much of her time
in the study of music
Miss May Moore will be married to
Mr. Joe Mallalieu in October. No one
was surprised when the engagement
was announced, since it hss been im
pending for a year or more Th?y are
sure they are right and now they are
going ahead. By the friends, who
know them as May and Mally, they are
being congratulated with much warmth
and heartiness. Miss Grace Oakley
will be married ro Mr. Joseph Walsh a
Iitt'e Utr in October. Joteph is a
lucky name this season.
Miss Stewart of Oltjrawa is visiting
Mrs. Nash. Miss Stewart and her
family are old friends of Mrs. Yates and
Mrs. Hargreavee. Miss Stcvart is
named for tho former.
MissGraca Harrison of Beatrice will
spend a month with Mrs. Frank Smith in
Lincoln. She is expected in September.
Miss Marie Mnrsball writes enthusias
tically from Lake Cbamplain, which is
near Platkburg, N. Y , where McKinley
has been spending his vacation. "Tho
court is where the king is," and Platts
burgiBvery gay with presidential fol
lowers and iho officers of the Platts
burg barracks, only a few miles away.
Mi6s Marshall's beauty and sprighlliness
have made her a belle in this gay court.
Miss Sadie Burnham is in Kentucky
and writes that the society is delightful,
and begins whenever the sun goes down,
but as long as ho is in sight he has all
cii iVors to himself. Mr. Mattson
Baldwin, in Piophetstown, III., is as
suming mother and uore beautiful,
Iscause a more willowy figure. Daily
conscientious work on the pedals is cor
recting the only defect in an otherwise
matchless form. He will comj tripping
back to Lincoln like Amelia Somerville,
that "Merry littlo mountain maid."
These three members of Lincoln society
whose summer experiences Lave been
referred to, are among the most active
in society and their return will be the
occf sion of a festival.
Mr. Stockton Heth of Omaha was in
Liocoln over Sunday.
Miss Grace Oakley gave a litt'o sew
ing bee on Monday afternoon to Mes
dames J. Dorgan. Ljw Marshall;
Misses Mae Burr, Tukey, Farwell. Latta
and May Moore.
Hals'y and Willard Yates on Tuesday
afternoon organized a picnic atMeadow
brook Lodge. Those present were:
Mrs. Lew Marshall, Misses, Mao
Burr. Tukey, Farwell. Hollowbusb,
Stewait of Ottumwa. May Moore, Stella
Cuitis, Lucy Griffith, Grace Oakley.
Me srs II. and W. Ya!e3, Lieut Koehler,
Mr. Ktller, J. Lct'ridgo and Guv Hurl
but. HaUey and Willard Yates and tho two
men from West Point who havo been
visiting tho foimer, left on Wednesday
night for Denver and the Colorado sum
mer play grounds. Lieut. Koebler goes
to his first assignment at Fort Lowe near
Denver.
The Lincoln Wheel club had a run
Wednesday evening to Burlington
Beach. The cyclists left tho club looms
at 7:30, made a tour of the town &nd
reached the Beach at 8:."0. A steamboat
ride was enjoyed by all, after which a
number danted in the pavillion to th0
mu3icof Miss Willoughbj'd orchestra.
On tho return to tho city all of the
cyclists were invited to the club rooniF,
where refreshments were served. About
one hundrci and fifty people were
present.
Mrs. R. C. Van Cleave left Tuesday
morning fcr Phttsiuouth.
An intereitirg game or ball was
played Wednesday evening between tho
Lincoln Light Infantry and the Filz
Geraldp, Fitz Geralds winning by a
score of 10 to 7. BatteriesRanger
Fox.Sfandfr; Toby, Kelly.
Mr Frank Saunders has returned
from a trip to the Pacific coast. He had
a very plea ant time and takes his
aft.T-dinncr c'gar at Rector'j with lis
accustomoJ satisfaction.
Married, in this city Tuesday morning,
Miss Deila Stanfieldof Bradbhaw u Mr.
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