THE COURIER
due I send it out Just to help the pa
tron along. Sometime!) I have to send
out two more. Uut there Is one good
feature about It. He always pays the
penalty with startling promptness."
Just its ii n experiment it representa
tive of the Courier made a dates with
the patron on matters connected with
his business. The man kept it. An
other engagement was likewise fultli
fully and religiously held sacred. Hut
when it came to something strange
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PHOTOGRAPH OF CITY OF ST. PIERRE.
It i3 hardly probable that efforts will be made to restore the ruined town of St. Pierre, isle of Martinique.
Tear of future eruption from the volcano, Mt. Pelle, will deter people from setting in the vicinity of the monu-tain.
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with played brilliantly on the piano
forte. A two course luncheon was
served each afternoon,
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Mr. and Mrs. A. V. "Whiting announce
the engagement of their daughter May
C, to Mr. Theodore Westermann. The
nuptials will occur in October.
Mrs. M. E. Van Brunt, and her
daughter, Mrs. Winslow Van Brunt of
Beatrice, started Monday evening for
New York and New Jersey for a six
weeks' visit.
Governor and Mrs. Ezra P. Savage
have issued invitations to the marriage
of their daughter Emilie Maclot, to Mr.
Adriane Royal Harvey, of Omaha, to
be celebrated June fourth, at the exec
utive mansion, at three o'clock in the
afternoon.
Miss Jennie Smith, who has been the
guest of her brother and his wife in
Honolulu since last fall, arrived at Sa i
Francisco last week and went imme
diately to visit her sister, Mrs. Cobb,
in Texas. She will return to Lincoln
in a few weeks.
Messieurs' H. A. Tukey, C. Houck,
Jack Sumner, Chester Sumner, Charles
True and H. von Mansfelde, all mem
bers of Phi Delta Theta, are guests at
the chapter house. They came to at
tend the Pan Hellenic last night and
the Delta Gamma party tonight.
Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Hutchins gave a
six-hand euchre last evening. They
will give another this evening, and
Mrs. Hutchins entertained fifty ladies
in the same pleasant manner this af
ternoon. The house was adorned with
white roses. Dainty refreshments were
served.
Delta Gamma will give a picnic
dance this evening at Walsh hall. The
guests will assemble at half after six
when a picnic supper will be served.
Dancing will begin at half after eight
o'clock. A rustic effect will be carried
out in the decorations. About twenty
five couples will be present.
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"Oh, tell me about your courtship,"
said the gushing girl friend, "was
there any romance about it?"
"Yes," said the blushing bride,
proudly. "He said he'd corner the
market for me, and he did."
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Nodd How is your new typewriter?
Todd A great success. My wife has
not spoken to me since she came.
ftook Tims
Jit the Library
"Getting fined on library books indi
cates imperfect business training. Of
course we like to get the cash but the
man or woman who is tardy with a
book Is just as likely as not to be late
or unmindful of an important engagement."
This was the statement made by a
busy assistant at the city library nfter
collecting a liberal fine upon a delin
quent who had just brought in a
seven-day book two weeks late. As a
result two and a half cents per diem
went into the coffers of the institu
tion. "That man gets fined with monoto
nous regularity. He always keeps the
book too long. When he takes out a
volume I generally get a notice ready
for mailing. A day before the book is
Many Things
are Dear . . .
Hut the dearest of all is inferior
work. My
PAPER HANGING,
PAINTING, mini
INSIDE DECORATING
will always bear the closest in
spection. Prices that Please
CARL MYRER
Plione 5232 2W12 Q STREET
MASON & DOWNS'
Orpheus
jubilee
Singers
Recently of the Original Fisk Company
Organized Oct. 6th, 1871
LINCOLN PARK
Sunday Afternoon and Evening
and all Next Week
ADMISSION ONLY TEN CTS.
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