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I Dtienet of Eye, Kai, m and Throat) Hot. 1821 C Street )2:30 to 5pm
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I Dr. S. B. Cook
j Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat
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1215 O St.
9:30-12:3 am
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.,. Dr. Benj. F. Bailey i . . J-wtowao
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atduiukb, or nppoinnnoni. aunoay a is 10 1 p. m, ana njr appointment.
Dr. J. B. Triokey,
I Refractioniat only
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Offlco, 1035 O street .
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DENTISTS.
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Lincoln Infirmery of Osteopathy,
. Farmers and Merchants Building.
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(Under Funke Opera House)
Qenuine Allegretti Ijocolates
Also Powell's New York Fancy Candies.
Give us a Call. 'Phone 183.
THE BARGAIN STORE
DRY GOODS, CLOTHING, HATS, CAPS, SHOES, MITTENS AND
m GLOVES. COME AND SEE US. J
WM. P0TTHARST & CO.. 935 0 STREET. I
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JUST ONE SAMPLE
will prove the superiority of our
GENUINE WALNUT BLOCK COAL
over all oher coal of SIMILAR PRICE
when you test it foryour OVEN, HEAT
ER or FURNACE. You don't Ret up
in the morning and find your heater or
furnace has consumed ail their contents.
IT BURNS LONGER WITHOUT
GLINKERING
tban any other coal sold. $4.50 de
livered.
Centeuville Block Coal Co.
Yard Phone, 382. HO So. Twelfth SI.
Office Phone, 397. Lincoln, Neb.
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(Successors to Sutton & Hollowbush.)
Confectioners and Caterers. 135 So. 12th St. 'Phone 681
LWe have the only oyster parlor in the city. Call and see for yourself.
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VAN ANDEL,THE SECOND HAND DEALER
132 South Tenth St. Phone 581.
Hm IbrM (ood foldlnj bed. 'and two lowing roichlne. (or Mlo chean or
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A beautiful wedding and reception oc
curred at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W.
S. Johnson, 2520 R street, Wednesday
afternoon and evening of this week
Miss Mary Emily Johnson, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Johnson, was wedded to
Mr.Oren Irwood Axtell,of Avoca. The
wedding ceremony was performed in the
presence of relatives and a few friends
by Rev. L. T. Guild, pastor of Grace M.
E. church, assisted by Rev. 0. M. Shep
herd, of Nebraska City. The bridal
party descended the stairway at 4
o'clock to the strains of Mendelssohn's
wedding march, played by Mrs. P. L.
Johnson, sister of the bride, and Miss
Jeanette M. Bahlman. They carried
beautiful bouquets of pink roses. Miss
Johnson wore a beautiful blue cloth
gown, trimmed in designs of applique in
black velvet, outlined in white chenille,
and Miss Bahlman wore a handsome
gown of blue cloth, trimmed in bands of
garnet velvet, ornamented and outlined
with narrow shirred ribbon. The bride
followed on the arm of the groom and
she wore an elegantly made gown of
blue broadcloth, trimmed in mink
and white silk. She carried bride's
rosea.
The bride and groom, unattended,
took their places before a background of
palms in the parlor, and immediately
under a drapery of smilax where the
ring service of the Methodist Episcopal
church was performed. After congratu
lations, the party sat down to an ele
gantly served four course luncheon. In
the evening a brilliant reception was
held, which was attended by a large
number of people. Mr. and Mrs. John
son received at the door and presented
the guests to Mr. A. D.Smith, who in
turn introduced them to the bride and
groom, aod later Miss Johnson and Mies
Bahlman ushered them into the dining
room, where ices and cakes were served.
Mrs. A. D. Smith presided at a table
profusely decocrated with deep pink
carnations. Miss Pearl Wycoff and
Miss Lou Pebbles assisted in serving.
The ladies were pretty in organdie
gowns.
Opportunity was offered the guests to
inspect the large number of presents ar
ranged in the back parlor. Mr. and
Mrs. Axtell left on the 0:25 train for St.
Louis, where they will spend a part of
their honeymoon. As Mrs. Axtell de
scended the stairway to leave, she tossed
her bouquet and Miss Amber Barnaby
caught the ring, Miss Pebbles, the
money, and Mies Ella Crawford, the
thimble.
Mr. and Mrs. Axtell will make thnir
home in Avoca for some time after they
return. The bride is well known in Lin
coln, she having been a prominent
worker in Grace church and in the P. E.
O. society. Mr. Axtell is a well known
bueinees man of Avoca. A large num
ber of friends in the city wish thorn a
prosperous and happy wedded life.
Among the guests at the wedding from
abroad were: Mr. and Mrs. P. L.
Johnson and Master Bedford Johnson,
of Hastings, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Rice,
of Hamburg, la., Dr. and Mrs. O. M.
Shepherd, of Nebraska City, Mr. and
Mrs. Lewellen, of Pilley, and Mrs. Jack
son, of Coldwater, Kan.
The new year was ushered in with
glad acclaim at the Y. W. O. A. rooms
Monday afternoon and evening. Under
the deft hands of decorators the rooms
took on holiday clrees and holly and
cedar and pine made the rooms look
bowers of beauty. Japanese lanterns
hung here and there and- purple and
gold, which are the colors of the asso
ciation, made the roomB bright with
color. At the head of the stairway was
a green and white canopy which shaded
the ladies who served the guests withV
delicious ices. The members of the as- '
sociation were assisted in receiving by
the officers and members of the Y. M. O.
A., which added much to the pleasure
of the occasion. A large number of
guests arrived during the afternoon and
evening and were made perfectly at
home. Mies Thompkinson, general se '
retary, and Miss Bouton, president of
the association, assisted by the follow
ing members of the board, received the
guests at the top of the main stairway:
Mesdames Hall. Hyde, Hyder; Misses
Walker, Palmer and Sumner.
Among those who were in the parlor
to entertain guests were: Mesdames
Loughridge, Hyde, Houston, Sherman,
Hindman, McCreery, Davis, Wallace',
Stewart, L. A. Sherman, Wilson, Mac
Lean, McMurtry; Misses Treeman,
Grissinger, Don Carlos, Eaeterday, Sum
ner and the Misses Robertson.
The following members of the Y. M.
C. A. also assisted about the rooms:
Messrs, Childs, Humphrey, Gordon,
Francis. Gerhart, Yoho, Cone, jKring, V
General Secretary Dougherty, President
Adams and Professor Purviance of Lin
coln Normal.
The following young ladies guided
such guests as wished to see the house.
Misses Hathaway, Fielding, lhayeri
Sayre, Marvely, Gillespie, Francis, John
son. Ices were served by the Misses J. F
Stevens, Miss Hartley, Miss Hoagland",
Miss Parker, Misses Moore, E. HedgeB,
B. Hedges, Newton, Howell, Manches
ter, Hamilton, Ayers.
During the evening the following
musical selections were given:
8oprano solo, Mrs. Cotter.
8opranosolo, Nellie McFall.
Baratone solo, U. D. Clayton.
Violin solo, Polonaise, op. V No 1
Allen; Will Norton, Accompanist, Mrs.'
Dr. Ganoung.
Bass solo, (a) "The Miser," White- hi
"The Srm Fiend,'' Raeckeljp!;.
li. Waller. Accompanist, Mrs Ga
noung.
Club swinging, Mabel Miller. Ac- V-
companist, Mrs. Ganoung.
The members of the Cheese and
Cracker club received New Year's call
ers Monday afternoon at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Lew Marshall. The house
was adorned with p.mB, Bmlla?
carnations, making a pretty background
for the handsome toilettes ot the women
Crackers tied with dainty ribbons were
given as souvenirs of th .7
When the receiving hourts'rd
the crush was gone the members of th
club with a few friend, enjoyed a ch.f!
ingdish supper, cooked by Mr J
J. A. Buckstaff, Mrs Ot ",'
Mr.Mal,a,ieu.'The,alBLoftherb
were assisted in receiving and serv "
the guests by Miss Rinehart ofT.f
yeUInMiss;Mc01ureofMt.Pe.
I.., Mrs. Dundy of Omaha and Mr. C Y
