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ProfeMalonal Directory
Dr. O. 0. Reynolds on,??SKS!SSaR.1.9::::::: I W ?,. jf
J Mim. ?M8Qdt f Bui 3 to 9 S
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uiNcoilours
Olllco 37bW. L. DaytOn, M. D. JOI!lco,1205 0Btreot JlOtol
MIbpbh of Kyo, Km. v-'-"t nnd Tliront j Ron. 1831 0 Btroot (2:30 to
9:30.1
) 2-5 p i
to 5pm
IDr. S. E. Cook
j Eyo, Eur, Nobo and Throat
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1315 O Bt.
c I? Dr. Benj. F.Bailey
Evo'il'W. y mumlntinont. 3umlny'n 12 to 1 Vi "nil'liy npitolnttnont
3:3 am
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OHIco, ZoliruiiK lilock 1 9 to 10 n in
OHidoncp, 1313 0 Btroot I 2 to 4 tun
tDr. J. B. Triokey,
I KofructioniBt only
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OITico, 1035 O stroot.
0 to 12r.hi
. VI to 4 p. in.
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Social and Personal
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DENTISTS.
LouiB N. Wente.D.D.S.ri'Hr.SSaSMkrai.
J f bo Uth Btroot. j
Lincoln Infirmary of Osteopathy,
Farmers and Merchants Building.
The Courier would recommend that
you see the
Tho popularity of konBingtonB io wan
ing in Lincoln notwithstanding tho fuct
that eoverul vory charming ones have
boon given rocontly.
If by tho word "Koneington," iB
mount a party to which tho guests tuko
their towing tho word is a misnomer,
for work is roroly taken. Tho fow
oxcoptions appear to bo in tho case of
and Poarl WycoiF. Tho brido roceivod
many bouutiful presents. Mr. and Mrs.
Bell left at six o'clock for Denver and
othor western points and aftor throo
weeks will bo at homo to their friends in
David City, whoro Mr. Boll is a well
known business man, being engaged in
the grain business and is a member of
mo electric litrht mmmmu n...
CIARK
ooivr.
If you want the best coal for domestic use.
lOOO O St. 'Fhone lOS
i HHRB'S FINE
STATKDNARr
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5 HlCJCJ rKAr rrv Arl There is none to e9uaI t in elegance.
8 ' '5 ' ' Xaf ' ' XcACy The line is complete in everything.
Et,ft 'tUftttlHUOdflflUMMODIOQnotOOMOOOOOutiQii
JHvjatt & Hyatt
(Successors to Sutton & Hollowbush.)
Confectioners and Caterers. 135 So. 12th St. 'Phone 681 j
Wo huvo tho only oyater parlor in tho city. Call and boo for yourself. i :
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MKOM00HHnMMej "nttir tllUlflOOMMOIHOHcumft
Ladies'
Dress
Shirts
Wo have just received largo lines of
Ladies' Drees Skirts in up-to-duto shapes
and styles all well made and finished;
vhIuob unsurpassed.
BROCADED MOtlAIRS-82, 82 50
82 75, 93 . 00, 83 GO, $3.75 and 81.00 oach.
STORM SERGES- 8'.00,$G 00, $0.50,
$7.50, 88.00 and 80.00 each.
NOVELTY CLOTHS -In check,
BtripeB, plaids, etc., all wool, a lurgo lot
your choice $3.00 each.
SATIN AND SILK-Plun or trim
med 97.00, 88.00, $0.00, 810, 811, 812,
13, 815 and up to 82G oach.
MlbbER & PAIN
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' "'' emntuft Attt1HMWttoO0Oot
Clergyman Do you know whoro bud
boys go that ploy ball on Sunday?"
Small boy Yes thoy go in all direc
tions whon tbo cop comes.
Tom Edna and May appear to be in
separable, Carrie Yob; each is afraid to truBt
the other out of her sight.
The Rock Island playing cards aro
tho slickest you evor handled. Ono
pack will bo sent by mail on recoipt of
15 cents in stamps. A money ordor or
draft for 50 cents or same in stamps will
secure 4 packs. Thoy will bo Bent by
oxpress, charges prepaid. Address,
John Sehastian, G. P. A., '
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific R'y,
Chicgao.
tho owners of nrottv sowimr fan mA . e e,.e.c,n? J,Kht . cpany. Guest,
of handsome material and possessing , 'ZZ o "J " tho wed"
joweled top., or somo othor attraction J .l,06?? S' Gou,d' MrB'
for tho fair possessor to toy with while f0B GTuld. Miss Roberta Gould, Miss
sho chats away tho afternoon. No one "0t? m ' l"00?' MrB'
thinks of sowing and why Bhould ono? cZi, m"' ? rank SdW' MIbb
Ladies go to parties for relaxation why 5 ' i M,B80Et.t,DS. Mr. and Mrs.
not have it? A pleasant game of cards puT m' BUDtiDff Mrs'
rests ono. sowing has the reverse effect, ?i I r nT " Meye'B' MrB
then why not the former? Hughes, Mr. Boll aud Mr. Rox Bell of
Somo ono says cardB aro demoralizing, HVld lty'
IhVfV rlPl ? 'fty ?r th PriZGB and Th0 Ci,y Improwment Society hold
cheat but they do not as a rule; this is Hb regular fortnightly mooting on
a mistake. And then prizes aro given Thursday morning at ton o'clock in tho
for guMBing games at tho meetings of parlors of tho commercial club rooms
church crcles, and at kensingtons too, The president, Mrs. Langwortny-TaX'
whoro garneB arc introduced for amuse, was io tho chair. Tho secretary ffi
ment, and everybody knows that ideas absent, Miss Harris was made eocWy
and answers aro exchanged. Therefore The president suggested that he work
while kensingtons are nice and guess- of the summer be diversified by ?he
.ng games Bbarpen the wits, card parties addition of an educational department
Zsw U aCt0ri6tC8 Dd ar reBt" Th0Btud'"y barters, anTorThe
relative power of tho mayor and council
Married at St. Paul's Mothod!Bt Epis- in this country and Europe, was rec
copal Church Thursday at throe o'clock, commoi"Ied. Ono of tho chief objects
Miss Hannah Gertrude Culbertson to of the improvement societies is tho
Mr. Samuel James Boll, Dr. Fletcher L. cultiv'tion "' acquaintance between tho
Whaiton performing tho ceremony. re8k'ent8 ' tho city and. tho city offl
Promptly at tho hour appointed six lit- cial8, Tho women boliovo that this
tlo girls in white svvisa frocks emerged ocquwtance and sympathy can not
from a sido door and passed down tho fuil to increaE0 the interest of the citi
aislo to meet tho brido. Thev were zonB in tho work and aims of all faith
Alico Brooks, tho ring bearer, Florence fuI and abln onicials. For this purpose"
Woods, carrying tho bride's bouquet of and othorB kin to it tho excisemen
brido roseB, Roberta Gould of Bollwood counciimen, hoalth ofllcor and chief of
Both Munger of PiattBmouth, Dorothy poIice are to be respectfully invited to
Bakor and Fnnnin Wrt,l -wti ii Visit thn nnfiAv u.,.1 ..
, ; - "" "u"u mey . ' ouswer tno ques-
neared the door they separated and t,0D9 of the women whoso earnest de
allowed the matron of honor, Mrs. B,re 1b to aid thef nfforts to make Lin
George Krawl of David City, to pass co1d a cleanor and better city
botwoen them, then closed ranks again T
and followed her to tho altar, preceding V,'?w of the fact th Mies Florence
tho bride who ontered upon the arm of TomPkmBOn has resi-ned as General
her father, and tho procession passed Becretary of the Young Womans Chris
slowly down tho -aisle to the wedding Apsociation of this city. The
music from Lohengrin played by Prof yUDC women IJving in the Y. W O A
Hadloy. The party was mot at the altar bu!,dinB who have known her' m'oBt
by tho groom and his best man Mr. 'ntlmat'y d have highly appreciated
George Krawl of David City. The W?rth and work. havo passed the
Episcopal service was used, tho brido ro,lowlDS resolutions:
being given away by hor father. Aftor .l?680'?11' That afto- oloae association
tho service was over MondolBsohn'B wed- w.ltb M'BB TomPktoBon for the nast
ding march was played as tho party pro- 'Rht T.atliB we hvo recognized in her
eeeded to their carriages. The church f" admjrabIe Ohrhtlan woman a
was decorated with many palma. The thorouhy competent secretary, 'and
usherB were Mr. Jesse Culbertson and no wh haB won the esteem and I oonfl
Mr. Rex Bell. After the wedding . do p those who have come in con
reception to seventy five guests was tactwithber. Con'
Sn'.m'u0 brid6'B paronlB' Mr. and J01' That wo deeply regret that
Mrs. Griffith J. Culbertson. The guests BhhaB Boen tlt to Bvor hor cooHon
wore received by Mr. and Mrs. cSber t J."? tb. nBBOuiaon and we aro 8uro
Jon, Mr. and Mra. Boll and Mr. and Mrs ?80cition will feel a great loJE
Krawl. Mrs. Culbertson wore a to let' her dePartu". 8 'D
BCk.'i,k,,..Tlle brid0B gown was of , RfeE!TJ' Tbt we extend to her our
ory wh.to , berty BaUn en best wiehes for her future success ?n
Bheworoa tulle veil. Mrs. Krawl, who "Dy ,io,d to whb God, in hfanl,.!
, a brido of but a day, wore her wed" VT M hor' and b re Lr that
r:ri0 ---horiD horllfo w-
Belwood and MiM Snow 01. d Qit? H PK ?" A,mlra Gi '
-wereaseisted by Misses Eva ffi J
y