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THE COURIER.
Profeaalonal Direotorr.
DOCTORS.
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Telephone.
Office Hours
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H. M. Betts, Optician.
Mnscnlar Tremble a Specialty.
1930 to 12 am
I 2:30 to 4 p m
Herpolsbeimer Block,
I Second Floor.
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Dr. O. G. Reynolds j
OOce rooms 18-19, 1 10 to 1 J a. a
Burr Block V 3 to 5 p. m
Be. 2548 Q At Son. 3 to'
gotial and Personal
Qmm 375 IW. L. DaytOn, M . D. JO.tt0 Street 110 to 1
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f Dr. S. E. Cook
f Eye. Ear, None and Throat
1215 O St.
19:30-12:3
1 2-5 pa
Once.
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I Office, Zehrune Block 1 9 to 10 a in
1 V 12 to 13 JO
.671. ' (KeideBce.lS13G itreet)2to4
Evenings, by appointment. Sunday' 12 to 1 p. m. and fay appointment.
tlDT. Ben j. P. Bailey
V71 I
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Mee M pr. J. S, Baton, 1 08u,t m fc IIth su
Keideace..K2 ) Surgery and Nerroui Disease, )
( 2 to 4 p. m
-(12 a.m.
(Hours 10 to
!Dr. J. B. Trickey,
( Refractioniat only
Office, 1035 O street.
19 U
J-Ito
to 12 a. m
4 p.m.
DENTISTS.
5ao. Louis N. Went,D.D.S.i!af?u BioStJw j.
) (so 11th street. J
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Dr. P. D. Sherwln
DENTIST.
OSce,rooml9 BnrrBlk)9 to 12a m
aianoor
&e.30Qt.
I to p.m
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
WALTON Gk BOBBBTS,
Undertaker and Embalmer. Telephone, Office 145
Eleventh and P St. , Res. 156.
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"NEVER TOO OLD TO
LEARN,"
is wfcat we dusk, and sowearecon
tJMoQy swfring for the laatest improver
marts of science in optical goods, and
can tot aad fit yovr eyes m a meaner
that is only next to giving yoe a sew
pair of eyes. We have the finest
French crystal and Braxiliaa pebble
leases, set bb gold, steel and nicUe
frames, is eyeglasses and spectacles, to
suit any face or fancy.
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E. HALLETT,
Funke Opera House Block.
JJS'WnBrrfRI AND OPTICIAN.
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The marriage of Miss llatti. Cady, for her guest, Miss Louise Taylor of
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry P. Geneseo, 111. The lawn was prettily
Cady, to Mr. William Heroert Wheeler decorated with rugs, cushions, -ham-was
solenmied nt All Saints' Episcopal mocks, easy chairs and all such com
church Tuesday evening, August 16. fortable things. Refreshments were
The ceremony was attended by four daintily served by the hostess, assist
hundred representatives of the lead- ed by Mrs. C. H. Gere. The guests were
ing families of Omaha and a number Misses Dewey of Kansas Crty, Hutch
of guests fionv.out of town. The brtae inson of Indiana, Lewis of Boston,
looked charming in a handsome gown Lange of St. Louis, Jessie Lansing,
of white crepe lisse over taffeta. l"he Blanche Garten, Jessie Leland, Helen
guimpe was prettily -barred and -.ie Nance, Katherine Odell, May Lansing,
skirt was ruffled with insertion and Josephine Lot tridge, Lucy Green, Blos
puffing. The bride carried a bouquet som Williamson, Grace Ashton, Ada
of white garden; lillies tied with a Heaton, Florence Earwell, Emily
white satin ribbon. Miss Helen Cady, Weeks, Charlotte Clark, Leola Vancil,
younger sister of the bride, -was maid Blanche Hargreaves, Maysie Ames,
of honor. She wore a pretty dress of Frances Gere, Stella Elliott, Margaret
white organdie over white silk and Winger, Laura Houtz, Clara Hammond;
carried tinger lillies, tied with, a rib- May Whitmg-, Anna Broady, Mabel
bon of deep crimson. The bridesmaids Lindley, Ena Ricketts, -Maude Ham
were the Misses Mattie Hayward of mond, -Mariel Gere, Adelloyd Whiting,
Nebraska City and Flora Webster of Ellen Gere, Florence Winger, Mrs.
umana. xneir gowns were wnite dot- John Lottridxre. Mrs. Harrv
Kvans,
Mrs Harry Harley.
Mrs. Guy Brown, who has just returned-
-from Chickamauga, reports the
Lincoln boys to be far above the aver
ted swiss over white silk and they car
ried bouquets of tiger lillies. The
groom's best man was his brother, Mr.
Daniel Wheeler, jr., and he was at
tended bv the following- ushers:
Messrs. John Dixon of Nebraska City, age m health- hav Siven UP
Stockton, Heath, Wing, B. Allen and hope now of 8eein' aJtive 8ervice and
Charles S. Young of Omaha. The are mwer waitinff " they shall
ceremony was performed by Rev. mustered out- They have taken
Thomas J. Mackay, D. D., rector of All their disaPItment philosophically
Saints' church, assisted by Rev. H. B. and notIet interfere with their en
Burgess, D. D., of Plattsmouth. The Jyment- Mrs- Brown was present at
full marriage ceremony of the Bpisco- fche ffrand review. woere the entire
pal church was used' and the bride forCes of 1nfantr3 cavalry and artil
lery were in line, it was a sight such
as is seldom sen in a life time. The
1 5Md jsut waslk diFs
$ fflmd sMut waists t& naso
CLARKSON
LAUNBRY COMPANY
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leifcarat: line o Pocket ISoolara9 Oasrcl
CaaeB, ramclleaB9 and Gents Be.lta amzacl
Ieatber Novelties tor Summer
Tourlats an.l. otnem.
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was given in marriage by her favher.
The church was beautifully decorated,
the chancel being banked with palms,
cut flowers and asparagus ferns. Af
ter the wedding the bride's parents
Nebraska boys were near at the head
of the procession, being the second
regiment to pass the Teview stand,
gave a reception at their home, 3122 and the,r drilIinfe- and general appear
Ohicago street. It was attended by ance was mmll by everyone,
the relatives and intimate friends of General Breckinridge told Colonel Otis
the families to the number of seventy- tbr were the finest aml healthiest lot
five. The parlors and dining room f felknvB that P3 in the revw.
were beautifully decorated with varie- took over " hours for e en"rc
gated sweet peas and La France roses. dlv,SIon to P9. an1 e men were
A rich display of presents filled a marched rapidly. As soon as a regi
large room. Among the out of town ment Vassed the revieing ohieers it
guests were: Hon. M. L. Hayward of Zt M St dUb,e quIck tinre'
Nebraska City, the republican nomi- Jthstanding this fact the line
nee for governor, Congressman David ... mark time once' Mrs- Brown
H. Mercer and Mrs. Mercer, Mrs. "f,ted the hosPltal and foundtheboys
Dixon of Nebraska City, and JoHn . Were there in S000 spirits and
Mallalieu of Lincoln. Mr. and Mr. " with the treatment they were
Wheeler left at midnight for a trip recemnff' though there was an occa
of several weeks through Colorado. V1 con,P,aint on some minor de
They were accompanied to the train ta J1" of the review Mrs-
bv the bridal party and -a number of . , ,fe was one of ordinary rout-
other friends and given a merry fare- ' ' nff nappenea beyond
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Ifew Qt3fcrte:
1086 O sBtireet
-well. The bride is one of the favorite
members of Omaha society and is a
graduate of one of the leading girls'
schools of New York city. The groom
is chief clerk to the committee on
what -was recorded in the letters from
the camp.
Dr. Robert Bowie Owens, E. E., who
has gone to Montreal to fill a distin
guished position in McGill iin ;-;..
grounds and puttie buildings of the will be a great loss to the Nebraska
nouse of representatives and prior to university as well as to the society of
his appointment to that position Was Lincoln, of which he has been- an hon
conmected with the office of clerk of ored member. In town and college li'e
the federal court here. He is a son Professor Owens has had a prominent
of Mr. and Mrs. Daniel H. Wheeler, place. He possesses to an unusual Je
one of the pioneer families of Omaha, gree that quality of mind and heart
On the convening of congress Mr. and which has .made him popular in the
Mrs. Wheeler will remove to Washing- gayest and Largest assemblies and a
teD' beloved- member of a more intimate
Mr. Wheeler is a university gradu- circle. His departure is a matter of
ate, a brother of Myron Wheeler, and sincere regret to all who have had the
has many friends in Lincoln as well honor of his acauaintance.
as Omaha. -
Miss Dora Harley gave a delightful , to the taL?' P111 ha
lawn party on Wednesday afternoon mn Unh"1 a'
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