The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1897-04-17
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Wilson. POioter: Misses McGraw, Dobbs
Hoffman. Gray, Wilson, Bomgsrdner,
Louise McWbinnie, Emma McWhinnie,
Josrs, Polk, Outcalt. Andrews, Daily.
Hawley, Parks, Tattle, LoomiS Ham
mond, Harpham, Watson, Guile, Mar.
shall, Thompson, Chillcut; Mrs. .Bueha-
nan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Smyssr are ex-
pected to arrive today from the east to
visit their parents Mr.. ard Mrs. Hawley.
Mrs. j. w. Maxwell of South Bend,
Washington, nurse and baby are expect
cd on the 10th to visit her parents.
MIR. Turner OF Holy Trinity is, Think.
ing OF organizing mission church here.
Miss Maud Oakley spent Sunday in
Omaha with Mrs. Dan Wheeler
Harry Lansing came home Wednes-
day from his vitascope expedition. He
repores pleasant and profitable time
on the ROAD.
The Sou,hside circle OF the Methodist
church met With Mrs. c. o. Whedon on
Thursday afternoon. The hands Dme
rooms were filed with members OF the
society aud their guests who listened to
review OF uther's fe and work by DIR.
Peterson OF the state university. Mrs.
Lippinco't sang two numbers meio IL
ously. Mr.. SCOT of Nebra aka conserva-
tory played select on on the mando-
lin, after which Miss Harris spoke for
q few moments on bird slaughter and
offered a total abst nence pledge 10
those present which many signed.
Born to Mr. and Mre. Laihrop Taylor
of the Colorado Agricultural school.
SOIL, March Ii, 1897. Mr. Taylor will
be remembered as Mrs. John l.. Nc
Connell's nephew. He spent much OF
his youth in Lincoln and during that
time ade many friend WHO will be glad
to hear Of his good fortune.
Prof. Fred NJ. Fling and wife left on
Monday for four months trip through
France. They are to sail April q from
New York for Antwerp on the Kensing-
ton. They will go directly TO Paris. re-
manning there a few days. From there
they will make a circular tour embracing
all the cities where Mirabeau was a resi-
dent or prisoner and examining all docu-
ments referring in any way to him. Pro-
fessor Fling has been studying the great
orator and leader for many years and is
already the author of a monograph con-
corning him. He is now collecting mate
rial for an elaborate life of the revolu-
tion.st and this tour is to draw all possi-
BILE information from original sources.
Among the more prominent points visited
will be Orleans. Tours, Poitiers, Bordeaux.
Marseilles. Toulouse, Avignon, Mines.
Aries, Dion. Return will lie made TO
Paris. where further work will be done
IN the French national archives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fling expect TO sail for
home August g.
During the absence of the professor.
for the remainder of this semester. Miss
Tremain will be acting head CT the de-
partment of European history.
Mrs. Henry +. Lewis Was called to DAY.
export, Ia. Sunday by the sudden serious
illness of her mother, Mrs. Daniel Gould.
Mrs. Gould died Tuesday morning.
Peter KuykendaIl. once member of
the fire department here and later of that
at Council Bluffs died yesterday morning
at Summitv:lle, y. Y, where he has been
living. He had been i'll a long time n
brother CT Mrs. Kuykendall, J. NJ. Ste
vens, lives at Council Bluffs.
Rev. Fathers McKenna of Sieinauer,
Petrasch of Hebron. Ball of Crete, Free
man of Wymore, StusZ of St. Stephens. j.
T. Roche of David CITY, II. Bex of Fails
City, p. s. McShane of Dawson, +. Sper-
lem of Palmyra and ]. Re.nhart of Sew
ard are i'm the city attending the holy week
services at st. Theresa's pro-cathedral-
Mr.. G. E. Wilkinson s'arte1 Tuesday
for a two months visit with her mother
at Spencer, Ind. She will also visit with
relatives and friends i'm Chicago. Evans
ton. Logansport, Anderson. Indianapolis
and Cincinnati. A large class in vocal
and instrumental music during the last
year has taxed her energies to such an
extent that rest is necessary for her.
Governor Holcomb and Mrs. Holcomb
We're called upon last night by party of
friends who came TO assist i'm celebrating
their fifteenth wedding anniversary.
The last hOnors Were quietly showed
the remains of A. G. Barnes, jr., at the
t'si trAl Christi. church Tuesday alter
noon. A goodly number OF his former
friends Nhnri1 oil