The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1897-04-24

mouth and Frank and Harry Sidles of
Lincoln. The bride is a niece of Mrs. a.
NJ. Darling and daughter of f. G. Sides
Of Sargent.
The groom Is n son of Mr.. and Mrs. 4.
Drummond of Surprise, Neb.
The couple received many beautiful pres
ents
MIR. and Mrs. Drummond jr. will be at
home at Arlington. Neb.. after May Il.
Councilman J. ID Parker returned Tues
day from Lakeside. where he spent
several days hunting. Mr.. Parker reports
that he killed fifteen geese. sixty canvas
back and teal ducks and about thirty Of a
more common variety He says the shoot
ing in that vicinity was never better than
ii is at present.
News came Tuesday of the death Of
Mis-. g. Il. Cruzsn, mother of Mrs. VIII
II. Thompson. Miss Bertha n. Cruzen
and Miss Augusta Cruzen. at Peoria. ILL.,
The three sisters left at short notice for
Peoria.
Mrs. NJ. c. Chaplin. aged eighty. lied at
y ihfS'iN dt Nh' Ai'ih' VI Nv
daughter. Mrs. II. \. Tuttle. 15;a $ street.
She was an old resident of Lincoln and
has other relatives here. Her remains
will he taken to Fairmont for burial.
Monday morning car Electric. the
private car of Col K. C. Clowry. wee
president and general superintendent of
the Western Union Telegraph company.
left Lincoln on the saddest journey that
ever befell its long and busy career. for it
carried in its parlCr all that was mortal
of the late Mrs. Caroline A. Clowry. and
with it a broken-hearted husband. Mrs.
Clowry helped 10 plan the Electric, and
her beautiful state room was built ac-
cording to her designs. During the last
m that car. on inspection tours. many
thousands of miles. crossing the CONT
nent several times. and going even to the
City of Mexico. They have made ii their
home fer three months at a time. and
its trips heretofore have always been on
business. mingled with pleasure. and
hundreds of friends have been enter
tanned by them IN it. 1t WAS fitting that
she should make her last journey in this
car
Thirty-one years ago Colonel and Mrs.
rlowry Were united in marriage in Omaha
by the Rev. Luther KUhns, who still re-
sides there. and will officiate at her flu
neral next Wednesday. She has been
her husbands constant companion. help
meet ard adviser. As neither was given
chef pleasure at home with books and
music. No children has IL sssd their
UniOn-sad lack in this day of loneliness
and deepest sorrow, when the entwiaing
arms and consoIng words OF helovel
child might in a measure bring ray
# comfort to his stricken heart.
At the funeral next Wednesday the
ra,l-bslrers will be six Western Union
viz: J. ]. nickey of
Omaha. F. II. Tubbs of Chicago. T. 7.
rook of St. LOUIS. I. McMichaeI of Min
Ieapolis. J. F. WalIick of Indianapolis
md c. Corbett of Cleveland.
The local employees of the Western
'rion office sent to the ear beautiful
ioral decoration in the form of a Tyre.
With a card reading a tribute # love
rom the employees Of Lincoln, Neb., Of
ice to one who was IA friend of operat-
RS"
The hunting party consisting OF John
!. Dorgan. Brad Slaughter. J. II. Humpe.
!. II. Ager. Charles f. Waite. f. ]. Burk-
IT, Paul +. Clark. Frank u. Barney and
;. o. Barney and o. Grothan of ST.
Paul. is back from the sand hills of Box
Butte and Cheyenne counties. They re-
'ort poor shooting. though a few geese.
ONE ducks and quite a few curlew fell
,gf1ra their L