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Profeailonal Directory.
DOCTORS.
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H. M. Betts, Optician.
Muscular Tremble a Specialty.
19:30 to 12am
j 1:30 to 4 pa
Harpokbeitnrr Block,
t Second floor.
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Dr. O. C. Eeynolds j
OSce rooms 16-19, J 10 to II
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gbtial and personal
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3 to 5 p. m
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Sun. 3 to
- !W. L. DaytOn, M.D. I Office, 1205 O Street..
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I Disease of Eye, Eai. v and Throat Be. 1821 C Street )2:30 toSpra
I Dr. J. H. Tyndale
I NOSE AND THROAT
Office, room 9 and 10.
Lansing Theatre
1 9 to 11 JO am
I 2to'5pm
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IDr. S. E. Cook
(Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat
1215 O St.
19:30-12:3
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Office .61S
Dr. Ben j. P. Bailey
.671.
Erenings, by appointment.
I Office, Zehruna-Block JStolOatn
J-12 to li JO
I Besidenee. 1313 C atreet 1 2 to 4 1 m
Sunday' 12 to 1 p. m. and by appointment.
Office.
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Dr.
R. E. Gif f en
j Office, Telephone Bid... j 2 to 5
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OM" M IDr. J.S, Eaton,
Reidesce..562 ) Surgery and Nerron Disease,
Office, 137 So. IIUi St.
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12 a.m.
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Hour 10
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IDr. J. B. Trickey,
f Refractionist only
I 19 to 12 a. m
VOffiee, 1035 O street J-I to 4 p. m.
DENTISTS.
.530. I-Louis N. Wente,D.D.S.-l 1. BrSSi bIoSc, !
I ( solltb street.
ggJDr. P. D. Sherwin
f DENTI8T.
J Office, room 19 BurrBlkl 9 to 12a m
2nd floor
Bes.ata)Qst I to p.m
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
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J. If. GUILE,
Real Estate and Ins. Gen. Exchange Business
Office 315
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WALTON G. ROBERTS,
Undertaker and Embalmer. Telephone, Office 145
Eleventh and P St. . Res. 156.
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be of interest to you when your
eyesight is imperfect, that you
might as well enjoy by having your
sight tested, and a pair of eyeglasses
or spectacles fitted to it. We will
fit your eyes with pluses at a rea
sonable price, and test them free of
charge.
E. HALLETT,
1143 O Street.
Funke Opera House Block.
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TjOTTBIDGE SLACOBTEB.
Miss Alice Slaughter, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Brad Slaughter, was married
to Mr. John Lottridge Wednesday even
ing at St Pauls Methodist church by
the Rev. Halstead. in the presence of a
large congregation of relatives and
friends. The church began to fill early
as it was known the wedding would be
a particularly beautiful one. Mrs. Ray
mond presided at the organ and played
for a time before the ceremony. The
church bad been decorated by the maids
with large love knots of swiss and
enormous bowls full of red peonies.
The lights were shaded with red. The
three front rows were eeparated from the
rest by streamers and knots of white
fastened with jasmine. The effect was
strikingly beautiful. Just at eight, a
pause, then the beautiful strains from
Lohengrin announced the approach of
the bride. The maids entered from the
north door and the groomsmen from the
south and stood on each side of the
altar. The maids were gowned in white
and carried bunches of red and white before the Rev. Dr. Hindman, who pro
flowers. Miss Josephine Lottridge, nounced the solemn words. The couple
sister of the groom, was maid of honor, were surrounded by palms and stood be
Following her and leaning on the arm neath a drapery of smilax and jasmine,
of her father came the bride gowned in After the guests had congratulated the
heavy white brocaded satin, en train, newly wedded couple dainty refresh
with a beautiful soft veil, gracefully ments were served by Mrs. Parker who
draped, and carrying a large bunch of was assisted by Misses Mullen, Edna
white roses. The groom, accompanied Polk, Helen Harwoodaud Florence Win.
by Mr. Homer Honeywell and little ger. Miss Bessie Turner sang several
Grace Gilmore ring bearer, a neice of beautiful wedding songs. It was Miss
the bride, came from the study and met Turner, too, who caught the bride s
the bride before the altar.. The cere- bouquet- A large number of friends
mony was performed by Rev. Halstead escorted Mr. and Mrs. Work to the train
in a pleasing way. The maids and at six o'clock, when they left for Omaha
groomsmen were Misses Blanche Gar- They will go scon to Seward, where
ten, Nelia Cochran, Helen Welch, Clara their new home is ready for them. The
Watkins, Nellie Post, JoMcCune, Ruth sincerest congratulations and best
Weller, Helen Nance; Messrs Guy Hurl- wishes of a large circle of friends follow
but, Roy Sawyer, Arthur Hammond, Mr. and Mrs. Work.
Mattson Baldwin,Howard Clarke.JAlfred
and Mrs. Geo. Dorsey, Mies Amanda
and Mr. Guy Dorsey, Dr. and Mrs.
Kern, Mr. and Mrs. Will Lottridge,
Mrs. Hermance, Mr. and Mrs. H. B.
Clarkson and Mr. Chester Clarkson.
Just before leaving, the bride tossed her
bouquet and it was caught byMissNelia
Cochran. The ring in the bride's cake
was found by Miss Weller of Omaha,
and the thimble by Miss Mae Burr.
The entire affair was especially pretty
and happy. Mr. and Mrs. Lottridge
received the most hearty congratula
tions of their friends. They will be at
home at 1218 T street after their return.
PARKEK-WORK.
The marriage of L'iss Minnie Harden
burgh Parker to Mr. John Oswald
Work occurred on Wednesdav after
noon at 4 o'clock at the home of the
bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. M.
Parker. Just, at four Miss Myrtle An
derson of Seward struck the first chord
from the Lohengrin wedding march.
The bridal couple entered the parlor to
gether and crossed the room to stand
Kind, Robert Joyce and Will Green.
The procession from the church was led
by the bridal pair followed by their at
tendants, then by the relatives. They
went immediately to the home of the
bride's parents where a reception was
held for the bridal party and relatives
only. Hearty congratulations were
showered upon the newly married
couple. Light refreshments were served
WIKGEB-THCE.
Miss Josephine Winger and Mr. Sid-
neyM.Trueof Tecumeeh were married
at high noon at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. J. W. Winger by the Rev. Dr
Hindman, and in the presence of rela.
tives and intimate friends. Miss Char
lotte Clark played the march from
Lohengrin. The couple stood beneath
an arch of palms. Th rarin
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in ine uorary ana mning room, and irom " "" """ nu oride's roses
tables exquisitely draped with smilax Afte' tho cenony a luncheon was
and jasmine. The presents received J"! ThebridB' bouquet was caught
were arranged in a large alcove in the Jl7 T Ena Btts. Mr. and Mrs.
upper hall, and a beautiful showing they T left on the e"t bound train and
made. Cut glass and china and pictures W1'lreturi a short time to Tecum
were especially numerous. The bride's "j' where thoir home in readiness for
gift to the organist and maids were bem
filmy hand-wrought handkerchiefs. The second annual Pan-Hellenic
The groom gave tho riag bearer a small was given at Burlington Beach onS t
duplicate of the wedding ring. At 10:45 urday night. The evening was delight
the entire party went to the train to see fully cool and just the kind to m k
that Mr. and Mrs. Lottridge were given enjoy dancing. The cars were not "
the proper send-off. They went to Lake ning so different kinds of conveya0"
Okoboji where they will occupy Mr. were ueed. The Sigma Alpha F
Slaughter's cottage for a month. Among boys engaged the tally-ho and -t n
the relatives from out of town were beautiful with its load r !? WBS
Mrs. A. B. Slaughter who will be re- in i-t . "" "eignt
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membered by older Lincolnifes as
gowns. The Phi
the Kappa Pci and Phi D!. ti.'. . .
wife of a former pastor of the St. Paul's nitiee had a laree band ,,. ,
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used private carriages. Mi to.-i,.. .
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Me.TL'Hrlr,::IAce:ernie!.
Cune, Mrs. Miller of Helena, Mont., Mr. P. Rowe. H. Meuller, Ed Morrison6 W'
church. The sisters of the bride were
Mesdames Henrietta L. Bawver of Los
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Angeios; urace uamme, victor, uoi.; jpiringmuBic The committor IV,
F V. fiilmn Rlkr Point S. T W T , ,... : ... """"lee who had
Wheeler, Lincoln. Others were Mr. and
Mrs. McCune, Misses Jessie and Jo Mc-
of Mr.
