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About The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 13, 1897)
fcAJSSHSWgU JJL.JJ.IJHH5 -! -" !MiM0nBnp(V)9BaieBHaBase999anM) 'Wy'"9':" I vr - - 6 THE COURIER. - ' i nun Jb, . . , , ! ., iGlo slid ';&.. Iclephones. Office Hours JCJK XU& .f: 0ffi" iDr. a a Reynolds H:.:::: 'JsQb SOCial and Perspnal jnj , Jps Re caf iji"u'o Rm. JMSo.JPthSt J Sun. 3 to 5 J rf$ ' 3ll5 fDr. J. H. Tyndale f NOSE AND THROAT j Office, rooms P nnd 10... V l LanstnffTlicatro j 9 tolliiOnm Manager Frank Zebrung left on Wed- returned from a two months absence !Dr. S. E. Cook j I Eye. Ear, Nose and Throat f 1215 O St. OSXM-':.-) am f 2-3 p m tlice . .... He..... -.671. Dr. Ben j. F. Bailey Office. ZeliruDg lllock I Residence. 1313 C street li to in a in to 12 SW to 4 p in IIM Office. 319, J . tn- -r T tsw S. rUl. XV. J. VJTiXitil .4W.J I Office. Telephone Bid., j 2 to 5 n m ; n m by ap ( Residence," 1S21 F street J ioinlinent. 1 Ruth M. Wood, M. D. f Diseases of Women. ( Oflice, Richards Ride, J cor. 11th and O sts. I Residence. EK so Utli. offlco sci i T)r. J. S. Eaton. Reidcncr..V! Surgery and Nervous Disease. ) Office, 137 So. lltli St. I H. S. Aley, M. D. r Female. ncrTous&Genito-urinan' disease. -Office. IS O Street.. J Dr. J.B.Triokey, f Refiactioni6t only ) 19 to 12 a. m Office, 1KB O street VI to 4 p. in. , DR E.J. ANGLE. C SLla and GiMiito-lToinnry'Difcnfta. Facial blend lie romuved Offie Alexander blk.KCO 9to 12 a.m.. n um.. rinimi .&.:. .yunnp.m He-. ror2Gtli and N sts. f DENTISTS. - '" i'm ; nesday to take charge of The Grand Opera House in Peoria. Mr. Zehrung will still control The Funke and his relations with the Peoria bouse will en able him to enlarge his influence and send many a company to Lincoln which otherwise might not stop here. Mr. Carter is now the local manager of The Funke. During his connection with theatrical business, Mr. Carter has made friends of the members of the profession, theatre patrons and the newspapers. It is very fortunate that Mr. Zehrucg has been able to leave so affable and able a gentleman in his place. For the former has made a success of theatrical management and deserves the big, hana some opera house over which he has assumed control. The Peoria house is one in a circuit of seven or eight houses all undor the able management of Mr. Chamberlain of Burlington Iowa, who asked Mr. Zehrung to assist him by ae- t 2- to 4 p. m 12 a. m. (Hours 10 to Hours 9 to 12 -2to3, 7 to S I Mou. A. Sat to to It p.m. Drs. Kearns & Ellis, ( 1131 Ott. over et--, era Union Tcle- ( erapn. I Dr. Cliirora R. Tef it, J f Dentist. ( 11S70 Street. I Office.. 1 , . tOHic-, room 20. 27 and J MC. -LOUlS N. Wente.D.D.S.-i I. Browuell Block. 137 V I eolith street. V . V- Dr. J. S. McITay Office, 1105 O street Stol2nmO I Residence 220ST street 1 toS p m ...Cj6 P. D. Sherwm DENTIST. I OBicc, room 19 Burr But 1 9 to 12 a. m i 2nd floor Res.V4sQt I I ta p. m BrSlNESS DIRECTORY. Phone 0 ' J. M. GUILE, Real Estate and Ins. Gen. Exchange Business Office 313 South Eleventh 'T:H3r i ri mjK'tnuf&i- ?M COPYRIGHT ItS GOOD ADV1GE FOR THANKSGIVING. or any other season, is to not wear glasses that will injure the eyesight instead of remedying it3 defects. Some people buy & pair of glasses or specta cles as if they were buying a ton of coal. You should never wear a pair of eye glasses without they are fitted to the sight by an expert optic im. We will test and tit them free, and Eell you glasses at a reasonable price, that is something to be thankful for. in Omaha. Little Fay who was quite sick during that short time, has entire ly recovered. Mrs. J. H. Smjser and Mrs. J. N, S.veJt who have been the guests of Mra. E. S. Hawley for several weeks, left on Monday for the east. They will visit in Louisville, Ky. and Washington, D. C, before returning' to their home in Brook line, Ma3. The Lincoln Light Infantry will give a reception for assistant Secretary of War Meiklejolm when he arrives in Lin coln. Mis; Nellie Lau returned to Lincoln last Saturday, after spendingsix months in Europe. Miss Marie Hoover left on Ihursday for New York where she will study piano with Scharwenka. Mrs. N. K. Griggs returned Saturday from Sew York City, where she left her music during sumiog the control of the Peoria houEe. The latter has lived here a long time and daughter Nellie, to study made many friends who are very sorrv the winter. nigoawaj. The Kappa Kappa Gamma fraternity The following item from the St. Louis has issued invitations for a party at the tWyytWic is in regard to the eiater of Lincoln on November 1'Jlh ? The trustees of the First Presb terian church have arranged a musical pro gram to be given at their church on Wednesday, November 17lh. The b?st talent in the city has been secueed. Miss.Odille Fuez who-visited in this last winter. ".airs, xiereiora gives an miormal re ception this afternoon to announce the engagement of her daughter, Miss Marie Reine Fusz, to Count Henri de Penaloza of Paris, France. Count de Penaloza is Mr. and Mrs. Plank went to Keokuk, a Spanish nobleman of culture who met Iowa on Tuesday, to attend the wedding Miss Fusz whiln the latter was travel- of their son Clarence. From Iowa, Mrs. ling abroad several years ago. He haB Plank will go to Chicago for a few days. made frequent visits to St. Louis during There she will be joined by Miss Marie the past two years, and is much liked Hoover. Both will go to New York City by those St. Louisans who have met him. At his last visit during the summer the engagement with Miss Fusz was con summated and) though no announce ment has hitherto been made, the event BYES EXAMINED FREE E. HKLLK TT Jeweler and Optician. 1143 O Street. lmM'fitiMmitMinmiiimininMiiOMt F.l on ni n Contractors for PUMPS, IRON PIPE, SEWER AND CULVERT PIPE. "Wholesalers of PLUMBING, STEAM AND HOT VATE HEATING. ! ia Ciri -iTrrvrr om TTvmvrv vrTfn JU OU. lJLJLn. i31.. JjlMUJJi.JCil. IMMIMMMMMMMMOII I HItltlWHI 0C COMO Pf MI!IIMMMIHfrXiM)MCMMtM90 A. L FLANAGAN I o 20IG P Street. Lincoln. Neb. O Second Hand Goods Bought and Soli iiitiin)et)tMtitniiit vtc'iire upe-mng new paiii'ms m Artistic Wall Paper. J. E. HOUTZ. U06 O Street. "LemiBK's Old Stand " Stationer and dealer in wall pa-, m ner, window hadcs, etc 0 I S?''SS,a to study with Scharwenka. Mrs. John Gellatly of Fairbury, is the guest of Mra. Whiting. Dr. and Mrs. Tucker gave a delight- snot a surprise to intimate friends or ful reception at their home, 1117 H both. No definite plans have been made tree on Wednesday evening from eight regarding the wedding, but it is under- to ten to a large number of friends from stood that it will take place on or near tno citr and University PJace. Mrs. Thanksgiving Day, and that when Count Tucker gowned in white, proved herself de Penaloza returns to Paris early in a most chwming hostets. Miss Myrta. December, he will take his pretty bride Perkins and Mr. W. K. Tuttle. who with him." 'Were attendants at the wedding of Dr! -"a i nt t . i . . aim .urn. ilckw. assrsiea on receiving. During the evening Misses Eleanor and Ida Young rendered some verv pleasing Mics'Kencard, a teacher in the Q street school, lias gone to her home in Iowa where her mother is very ill. Oicar Funke of Chicago ha6 been visiting his mother. He left for his own home on Tuesday. The choir of the Firct Presbyterian church will give a concert on Wednes day, Noi ember 17th. Miss Marion Treat. Miss oetner, Mr. Kettering and Mr. Mjer will sing. piano and vocal solos. The two parlors were prof usely decorated with potted and cut chrysanthemums and palms. The dining room, where dainty refreshments were s:rved, was decorated in white. The Phi Delta Theta fraternity will give a coachiag party at tli9 football game this afternoon. The coach will be decorated ia fraternity and univer- MtF. R. H.Oakley sailed on thesteam- eity colore, and Jiacs. Those who will, er "Fouthwark'" a week ago on Wednes day. When the steamer was out about two huodted miles, a tire broke out in the hold and the eteaiuer was obliged to put about and return to New York. The hteamer belongs to the Red Star line. Advices from Mrs. Oakley do not state at what date she expects to sail. be in the party are, Misses Outcalt, Cole, Welch, Noren, Cropsey, Raymond, Ames. Tukey, Summer, Hoffman: MeEsrs True, Mullen Chester, Summer, Russell, Stone, Whedon, Davenport, Abbott. Sherman, McCreery. The reception at the home of Mr. and Mr?. A. C. Ricketts on Thursday eve- Mrs. Martin Cahn who is tq appear in -ninP waB Shen for tho purpose of listen- hc next Philharmonic Concert B So prano Eoloiet is .a personal friend of Mrs. Minnie Rothschild Herzog of this city, and will be Mrs. Herzog'6 guest while here. Miss Eernics Meriill and MissGertrude Gage left for Hartford. Conn., on Wed- nrsday. Miss Merrill will study music, Mies Gage will visit with relatives. ing to Prof. Geo. E. Howards lecture on the influence of the institutions of Hol land on tho3e of America through the early settlement of the Dutch in Ne'w York. The stately rooms were crowded with the guests who listened to Prof. Howards lecture, with thp attention his learning and ability deserve. After the lecture Mr. Rodgere.MiEs Ricketts, Mrs A. S. Raymond and Miss Mablc Rich- Mit. L. J. Herzog and daughter, have ards ssrved ices in the dining room. .: 3 ,--. -. - Sr IS? jaffigrtoCSrJae. aitiakitLUtusLa. c'.-!.-xicj'A V TlrjTi-nf,-v rfttThiTMni IfitfWitlBrtar-i Lf- -
