THEGOURIER,
Professional Directory.
Telephones.
Office Hours
Office.
.636
655
Social and Personal
Dr. 0. 0. Reynolds
(Office rooms 18-19,.
i Burr Block
(Res. 144 So. 89th St.
... 110 to 13 a.m.
... V 3 toSp. m.
... l Sun. a to 2
Be.
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Office.
TO I W. L. Dayton, M. D. I onlce-lac strect
" (Disease of Eje, Ear, Nose and Throat I Res. 1S21 C Street. ..
. j 10 to 1
.. J2S1U to
Spin
office pr- F. D. Sherwin
f DENTIST.
I Office, room 19 RurrHlLj
2nd lloor
lRes.MHQst I
9 to 12 a. m
I to 5 p. m
! Dr. J. H. Tyndale
I NOSE AND THROAT
Joffice.rooms9andl0...l9toll:30,,ra
j Lansing Theatre f oto5pm
IDr. 8. E. Cook j
f Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat
1215 o St.
19:30-1:! :30 am
2-5pm
TO SUBSCRIBERS. this city. Rev. W. M. Hindmnn wn- tho
If you do not receive "The Courier" officiating clerg)tiii:n. Only a fewrela-
regularly drop a postal card to "The fives and closest friends were present at
Courier," 1134 N street, giving your ores- the ceremony. Mr. Brown and Miss
Office.
..618,
..671.
Dr. Ben j. F. Bailey
Office. Zebrung Block
j Residence. 1313 C street
1 9 to 10 a m
12 to 12:30
1 2 to 4 p m
Dr. J.S.McNay
I Office, 1105O street IS to lam
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Residence. 220ST street U to 5 p m
ill
Office,
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349, .
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Dr. B. E. Giffen
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j Office, Telephone Bid. 1 :
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( Residence, 1821 F street j tointment.
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a m by ap-
I Buth M. Wood, M. D.
f Diseases of Women.
t Office, Richards Bldg.,
cor. 11th and O sts.
( Residence, 336 so 13th
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1 , ., . v ( Office, room 26. 27 and 1
Office 530.J-IiOUiS N. Wente.D.D.S.-i l.Brownell Block, 137
) (so llth street. I
I W. S, Latta. M. D,
f Diseases of women a specialty,
Facial blemishes remored.
1 Office and private hos-
pital. 1116 L street.
Al 1 hours
- when not
I engaged.
cB. Stanhope,
Ornee 143 -J Female Diseases &
l obstetrics.
) Residence and Office
y 1526 K street.
1 9 to II a. m
A 2 to 4 p.
owe wipr. J.S.Eaton,
Ssidence..S62 j Surgery and Nerrous Diseases,
Office, 137 So. llth St.
( 2 to 4 p. m
( 12 a.m.
(Hours 10 to
I H. S. Aley, M. D.
f Female, nerrous &. genito-urinarr
' diseases.
(Office, I44b O Street... . -j
Hours 9 to 12
2 to 5. 7 to 8
Mon. &. Sat
IDr. J. B. Triokey,
f Refractionist only
I I P to 12 a.
(Office, 1035 O street l to 4 p. in.
m
DB. E. J. ANGLE.
Skin. Rectal and Genito-Uninary
Diseases.
( Office Alexander blk. 1400
O St.. rooms 7, 8, 9.
( Bes. cor 26th and N Sts.
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9toi2n.m..
30 to 4 p.m.
:30to9p.m.
LAWYERS.
Phone
470
J. M. GUILE,
Real Estate and Ins. Gen. Exchange Business
1 Office 315
r South
I Eleventh
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BJRESS TRIMMINGS
Ladies who appreciate fine dress trimming's are
invited to see the ver3T complete assortment which
we are now offering. Ambnft1ie best things are:
ent address legibly written.
Mr. and Mrs. Van Dresser are cursts
of Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Oakley. They
expected to leave for their home in Chi
cago on Friday.
Miss Ella Raymond is expecting to
spend the winter in Chicago in music
study.
Mr. and Mrs. Wolcott have arrived
and are busy fitting up rooms in the
Lamb terrace,
i
Mrs. Griffith and infant daughter ar
rived from Texas the eariy part of the
week.
Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Oakley have rent
ed Iheir residence, corner of Sixteenth
and M streets, to Dr. H. O. Everett, On
the first of October Mrs. Oakley will
Griffith Have been engaged for a number
of yesra, so long, in fact, that it was
suspected they had changed their
minds. The wedding on Wednesday
was the first intimation that they had
decided that the time had come. They
have gjne to Denver on their wedding
trip. Miss Griffith has long since grown
out of the amateur class in art and
music. Mr. Brown is a young lawyer of
promise, the son of Guy Brown, for a
number of jears state librarian. He
was graduated from the h'gh school and
university magna cum laudc. He is a
member of the law firm of Field Sc
Brown and is fairly entitled to the good
name he has won in his practice.
Mrs. Oliver liodgers, son and daugh
ter arrived in Lincoln on Thursday from
sail for Europe to join Mi-s Oakley in her 6Ummer home in Little Bas3, Ohio,
Paris. The family will be much mused ti.-: t. v.a i
from society ranks here, as sirce the accompanied by her nephew, John
debut of Mi-s Oakley the family reei- Shepbard, who will attend Wortbington
dence has been a place of bospi able en- Arni1emv wUh Seiden Rod-..
teriainment of both the yourger set and
the older married people.
Last Friday night Mr. and Mrs. I. M.
Ray mond wi e at home to a few friends
who were invited to meet Mr. and Mrs.
C. J. Dawes, who left the following day
(or their home in Evanston. 111.
Mrs". A. J. Sawyer will give the follow
ing talks to young people at the Wom
an's and Young Woman's Christian at so
ciation during October and November:
Miss Marian 0den and Bruce Ogden
bad a birthday party on Fiiday, the
17th of September, which was the tenth
and fifth anniversary of their respective
birthdays. The party was a gay little
affair attended by the friends between
the ages of rive and ten.
Miss Nellie Watson gave a dinner par
ty Wednesday afternoon. Those pres
ent wore Misses Mildred Parks, Louise
FANCY MOHAIR BRAIDS
FAURAGERE SETTS,
FROG SETTS.
SQUARE EADED YOKES.
SILK APPBUQUE BRAIDS
SWISS SILK EMBROiDSUES,
EMBROIDERED MUSLINS.
OLGA PLEATINGS,
s
Like our Dress Goods Department we are
making" our trimming- Department excel
any other in the state.
Miller & Paine
mbmmm
"Passports to Society' "Social Observ- McWhinnie, Beth Marshall, Anne Ham
mond, Nell Watson; Messrs. Fischer,
Steigner, Steils of Fremont.
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BOOTSandSHOES
1 1129 0 St, Lircolr Neb
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ances and Duties, "Conduct and
Friendship," "Ethics and Morals of So
cial Life."
Mr. and Mrs. John L. Carson and
daughter. Miss Rose, returned onWeJ
ne3day to the Lincoln hotel after sev
eral months absence. They have been
spending the summer months at their
home in Brownville.
Adjutant-General Barry returned
Wednesday from an extended eastern
trip. He visited his old home at Bo3to.i
after attending the national G. A. R.
reunion at Buffalo.
Mrs. F. W. Baldwin and Eon Mattson
returned Wednesday from a visit to rela
tives in Prophetstown, 111.
A. B. Beall. manager of the Grand
opera house. Sioux City, is in town, the
guest of Manager Zehrung of the Funke.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Watkins left
Miss Beth Marshall entertained the
following ladies and gentlemen Thurs
day evening: Misses Maggie Honey
well, Nell Watscn, Louise McWhinnie.
Beth Marshall, Mildred Parks, Anne
Hammond; Messrs. Fischer, Steigner,
Stei's of Fremont, George Holmes, Died
rich Lau, John Hill.
Miss Anne Hammond was at home in
formally to a few friends Wednesday
evening. The guests were Misses Mil
dred ParkF, Beth Marshall, Nell Watson,
Louise McWhinnie; Messrs. Hay Elliot,
George Holmes, John Hill. Fis:her,
Steigner, Steils.
Mrs. David A. Campbell arrive J on
Tuesday in excellent hpalth and spirits.
Her voice has been praised by musical
Wednesday for.a ten days' trip through critics in many papers. She studied
hard and accomplished what she went
for, musical culture. Mrs. Lambertson
is expected to return in a few days.
Willa Cathefs
university this
Colorado.
Roseoe Cather, Miss
brother, will attend the
winter.
Mrs. D. H. Muir returned Wednesday
to rejoin her husband after a year of
absence which was spent at Hillsdale,
Mich. She was accompanied by all the
children with the exception of Miss An
ita, who is detained by a teaching en
gagement. The family will occupy the
General Cobb home at Fourteenth and
R streets.
Miss Ruth Philippi of Omaha is the
guest of Mr. and Mrs. Cal Thompson at
2421 O street. Miss Philippi is the
daughter of J. O. Philippi, assistant
general freight and passsenger agent of
the Missouri Pacific road.
GRIFFITH-BROWN.
Married, on Wednesday afterncon at
half past four o'clock, at the residence of
the bride's parents, Mr. Edward P.
Mr. John II. Far well has been ap
pointed secretary to the United States
consul, McGill, stationed at Tamp'co,
Mexico. Mr. Farwell secured the ap
pointment through ths friendship and
recoraniendat'on of Mr. C. G. Dawes.
He will leave for his post about the first
of November. Tampico is the largest
atd .iios t important seaport on the
Gulf, has 20,000 inhabitants, and Mr.
Farwell will have plenty to do. He is a
young man of energy, ability and great
personal charm. His friends approve
the wisdom of the selection and con
gratulate Mr. Farwell on the appoint
ment, which is for four years.
The Matinee Musical will have the
first open meeting on October 4. This
si rong organization will feel the loss of
Brown to Miss Grace Griffith, both of Mis. P. W. Plank, who goes to New York