The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1895-06-29

A large number OF people are prepaI
ing to 60 TO Crete for the Chautauqu
season which will open July Sd. 1t
probable that most, il not all, OF tn
cottages will be occupied.
Homer j. Edmiston is visiting his par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ. Edmiston
Mr.. Edmiston was graduated from tn
University OF Nebraska in the class o
90. lie is now instructor in Greek a
Cornell university.
c p. A. Clough. who has been en-
gagged in the coal business in this cit
for several years and who has been. b
the way, prominent member OF society
has removed to Omaha where he will >
connected with the Kansas Nebraska
Fuel Co.
Paul S. Nichols and Miss Louisa T
Tucker were united in marriage Tues
dayat theresidence of the brides parents
TO NJ street, Rev. Lewis Gregory per
forming the ceremony. The young cou
pie will make their home in Yves
Superior, Wis.
John Dowden who has been treas
urer os the Lansing theatre for the pas
four seasons, has transferred his alleg
lance to the Funke, Ma1ager Zehrun,
having secured his services in a simila
capacity. Mr.. Dowden is competen
young man and has many friends VIII,
will regard his installation at the Funkt
with satisfaction.
DIR. Frank L. King of Hastings anC
Miss Lulu NJ. Green were married
Wednesday evening in the Centia
Church OF Christ. The bride is state
secretary Of the Y. w. c. A., and is a
graduate OF the state university
She has many friends in musica
and religious circles in Lincoln. They
left for Hastings immediately after tn,
ceremony.
Mrs. Pitcher, Mrs. Allan L. Rector
and Miss Allie Davis are attending the
Chautauqua assembly at Crete. Mis-:
Latham. of Chicago, was their guest Over
Sunday. and the following have been OF
will be entertained by them: Mrs. A.
Hurlbut, Mrs. a E. Kennard, Mrs. A
G. Billmeyer, Mrs. o. NJ. Thompson
Mrs. II. b. Patrick, Messrs j. L. and I
p. kennard.
Readers Of The COURIER IN this city
and Fremont, who remember Mrs. G..
NJ. Morrison and her two charming
daughters, Misses Stella and Nellie. will
hear with regret OF the death OF the
mother at her home, 2203 Park avenue
Kansas City, Mo-, Tuesday. June 18th
Mrs. Morrison was stricken with severe
attack of asthma on the day before, and
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peacefully away in the morning.
Albert Luther Candy and Miss Ella
Van Brunt were married Thursday even.
ing at the residence of r. L. Van Brunt,
Rev. Lewis Gregory. of the First Con-
church officiating. Only
relatives were present The wedding
was distinctly quiet, but was character
lied by its good taste. The groom is
well known as professor in the state
while the bride, as Miss Van
Brunt has held an estimable place in
Lincoln social circles.
The types last week in the notice of
Miss May Terrell's visit TO Mr.. and Mrs.
E. r. Guthrie made it appear that the
lady was from Paducah. \. Y. Miss
Terrell, like all good kentuckians is
jealous OF the fame of her native state
and promised The COURIER reporter
if he did not promptly cor
rect the statement this week Miss
Terrell is right. There is but one Pad
ucah and it is in Kentucky, and its
daughters are among the roses of
the south.
Monday afternoon the grounds about
the residence of Mr.. and Mrs w. A.
Williams at 10th and Maple streets,
we're the scene Of a merry group of little
girls who had assembled with the pur-
pose of celebrating the 9TH birthday of
little Zula Jones, younger sister of