The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1895-07-20

for the past week. Geo made hyin,
oismount, 80 they say, with the allow
result.
Lieut.. Governor r. E. Moore is by n,
means a Rambler" politically. but in |;
bicycle sense he has allowed himself Il
be SO dubbed, since he is riding whee
OF that name.
Ross Curtice and Charles L. Burr, or
Joe Sullivan's tandem, Fred White and
Lew Marshall on a Rambler tandem
composed party that made a trip to
Grand Island last "Wednesday.
The Lincoln badge at Kearney The
Capital City Cycling Club wants you to
be her guest in 96" was worn by every.
body, and everyone was unanimous in
saying Boys you ought to have it."
State Centurion Broadstone of Sup
erior, was conspicuous figure at the
Kearney meet. Mr.. Broadstone has
ridden twelve centuries this season and
carries string OF thirty seven century
bars.
Recently Denver preacher prophe-
sled that there were 'ten thousand cy-
clists going to hell" and Wheel Tdlk
innocently says: lit would be curious to
learn how many Of them are taking their
sweaters"
The hotel keeper at Firth was very
indignant because the club run Sun
day was not made to that place. The
boys started, but the rain that came up
just before o'clock compelled them to
tuIn back.
Will Miller,s friends will be glad to
learn that the injury to his eye from the
bug which struck him on his ride TO
Kearney, is not likely now to prove SER
ious, though for time it was feared he
would lose the eye.
Hank Peters, Ed Allen. Ed VanHorn,
Hugh Edmiston and John Ohler made
the run to Milford last Sunday. On
the return trip Peters, Allen, VanHorn,
and Ohler made the city in one honr
and 20 minutes-2l1 miles. A good
run.
Ell Walton has redeemed himself. On
the last weeks run of the C's the old
wheel which has done so much good
service was missing and Ed kept well up
in front On a brand new Fowler, and
even allowed himself to make an occas-
sional sprint.
Miss Ruby Prindle and her brother
Will left at o'clock on Thursday morn
ing on a trip awheel TO Cozad, Neb,
They were escorted for & number OF
miles by delegation from the C's, OF
which club they are members. They
b<, oh
The COURIER wheels are now on ex
hibition. The Lady's Syracuse wheel
car be seen at the store of the Lincoln
Cycle Company, 20S So. 11th street and
the Victor to be given TO the most pop
ular gentleman is exhibited in the win
dow Of F. G. Yule's store at lib n.
18th street
Our correspondent, in his account of
the boys trip to Kearney. was mistaken
in saying that Joe Sullivan and Ora
Ward were the only ones to reach that
city the first day by the overland route.
Ed Allen and j. Z. Howe registered at
the hotel little late but the same day
they started.
Eb. Mockett, j. E. Benson, j. A.
Bailey, Jr., o. W. Mcbride ard Wick
Yule are keeping the Lincoln Park track
hot every day. They are in active train
ing for the proposed events on Mer-
chants day and the national circuit
meet on October IA. HALEY, Dickey
and several others will get in the list in
a few days.
thereafter the regular Wednesday
evening runs of the 4 C's will be entirely
in charge of the lady members Of the
club. They will lead the runs. set the
pace, designate the place to which the
runs are to be made, etc. The run next
Wednesday night will be blind" run,
the gentlemen following whithersoever
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