The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1896-06-06


who used to visit Hollie Hooper and
other friends here? She was . lively
girl and had q number Of Lincoln
friends. We haven't seen much Of her
for the last couple of years, but I saw
her at the Lincoln hotel Tuesday at
tern0on, only she was not Miss Georgia
Hawke any longer. That morning.
Tuesday, she had been married to Mr..
Rob H. Marnan, at Nebraska City.
Mr.. Marnall 10 assistant cashier Of the
Merchants National bank Of Nebras-
ka City. The young couple left home
on the 10 O'Clock train and remained
In this city all the afternoon. leaving
In the evening for Denver. where they
win remain q couple Of weeks. I un-
derstand the wedding was q surprise.
People knew they were engaged. but
place for several months. The brides
friends did not know Of her presence
In this city and she received no visit
ors.
Monday night Jack had the grace
to take me to the Lansing. John
Drew q fashionable audience. U0ke).
In couple Of boxes were the follow
son, MI. and Mrs. w. N. Leonard. DR..
c. e. Spahr, Mr.. and Mrs. r. J. Greene.
Miss Hudson Of Chicago, and Miss Oh
liver Pierce Of Lafayette, Ind. In Mrs.
Lansing's box were Mrs. Fuller and
Mrs. Fuller. Down in the body Of the
house noticed John Dixon and Miss
Burr and Matt Baldwin and Miss
Rinehart. and Fred Houts and his sis
ter and Miss Hooper and Miss Kelley.
Of Omaha. There were . number Of
small parties.
Tonight Mr.. and Mrs. John +. Dor
gan viii entertain q large number Of
their friends at Burlington beach.
Those who don't care to dance can sail
and those who don't care to sail can
dance. and those who don't care to
dance or sail can-well, 1t II pleasant
to sit on the bench next to. the lake
and listen to the swish Of the water.
and weigh the tender words of-who-
ever y beside you.
Mr.. Faucon win leave for Boston
next week. Wednesday, believe. He
II to be succeeded by Frank w. Smith
Of Alliance. one Of the Smith boys, .
brother Of A. B., w. Farnam and c. 7.
Mr.. and Mrs.. Smith lived In Lincoln
up to q few years ago, and imagine
they will find 1t pleasant to get back.
They viii be warmly welcomed. OF
course Alliance II q nice sort Of place,
but It IL not Lincoln, just as Lincoln
II not Chicago or New York. Alliance
was q favorite stopping on place ON
the Burlington's Wyoming line a. long
as the Smiths were there. and several
Of the Lincoln girls have found 1t q
delightful place to visit.
1t il quite the fashion now to appear
looking as II you had been run through
q threshing machine. It's the bicycle.
DR.. Dayton has q fractured arm, and
Myron Wheeler shows signs of q wheel
encounter, and Ed Strobe looks like
the pictures Of the mangled victims
Of the terrible storm In st. Louis that
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latest IL Judge Cornish. I think when
I get q bicycle I viii get . safety. I
don't know what q safety II, but !
suppose It IL the kind that II absolute
ly safe. I should think everybody
would ride q safety.
Dan Wing returned from his sum
mer vacation Wednesday. He visited
the various fashionable resorts Of Gus
ter county, and came home a. brown
as q berry. Mrs. 8. II. Durham has
gone to the old Kentucky home. Mr..
Barley, state treasurer, has sent his
family to Europe for the summer. Mrs.
Todd, that was Mary Miller Of Oak
Park, has arrived In the city and Il
the guest Of her sister. Mrs. d. e.
Ia il here visiting the Houtzs and and
Jennings. She will remain several
weeks.
Born, June 8, 1896, to Mr. and Mrs.
]. w. Maxwell at South Bend, Wash
ington, q son. Mrs. Maxwell will be
remembered as Miss Belle Oakley.
Emery Hardy was married on
Wednesday to Miss Anne Elisabeth
Seacrest. at the residence Of Mrs. En-
ma Seacrest, 1917 NJ street. Mr.. Hardy
Is a member of the firm of the Hardy
Furniture Co., and a graduate Of the
state university, as Is ais othe bride.
For a year or more last past Miss
Seacrest was assistant in the depart
ment of philosophy at the university.
Mr. and Mrs. Hardy are spending
their honeymoon in the Black Hills.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. E. Nicholson Of Min
reapolis are guests of Prof. H. H.
Nicholson.