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RAILROADS.
Pennsylvania
RAILROAD.
RAILROADS.

RAILROAD.
STATION CORNER OF SIXTH Ann
STREETS
1.2O A. 81. week days-PITTSBURi Ex.
fhEsS-Parior and Dining Cars, Harris
burg to Pittsburg
1850 A. NJ PENNS SYIyANTA IT1f1Tt,r,
0,ruIinan Sleeping, Dining, Smoking and
OoserVatIOn cars, Harrisburg 10 Chica go
iSinIiinnatt ial'i Indianapolis, st. Louis, CIeVe-
1u Harr,sh anu Iosedo Buffet Parlor Car to
1870 a IL. FAST LINE-PulIrnan Burres
IA iio. Tar to Harrisburg Buffet ParIor
:, Ssf, harrisburg to PitJsburg
$40 +. 81, CHICAGO AMI ST I.OTrTz
EAptesS- ullInan Buffet ParIo- car
r., 70 hasrEsburg- Sleeping and Dining
and t!htca 80 sOufg 10 81 Louis, Cincinnati
lilo II. WESTERN ExPREss-Pull-
anI S1iieepins Car TO Pittsburg, Chicago,
s Sna HarTisDurg 70 Cleveland DfnifIt,.
- Ser to Chicago .
'-IJ Npi,,,,! r. NJ. SOUTHWESTERN EXPRESS
t,ittah,,.n Sii,,i..n Sleeping Cars Washington 70
ItSDufS and Harrisburg 20 ST. Ioujs
aaq aaq Louisville tyia CincinRatil Dining
1910 +. Nj. PACIFIC ExPREss-p,,,-
man Sleeping Car to PittsburE Hi'-
f-oO A IL for Kane, Cananaaia.;1a. Roeses
ssr, sa and Niagara falls daily. except
1850 a II. Tor EImira and Renovo DALI
SScepI sunday. For LOCK Haven week
9aSs and Whliamsport sundays, $40
7.l0 r. 81. for wiIiamsDort. Rochester
ccui4alo ahd Niagara FailS daily, except
oatuFday, with Sleeping Car washington
20 suspension BnGge, via Buffalo
10 10 l. NJ Tor Ere, CanandaioIYa- Rocbes-
yer, BuiIaio, and Niagara FaIis daily.
Sleeping Car Washington 10 Eimira
For PhiIadeipnfa, New York, ana
the East.
100 r 81. "CONGR RESSIONAL LINZ
TIED, daily, an ParIor Cars, with Uin-
ing Car from Baltimore. Regular at 90
Dining Carr, 500, SEQ, IJ.0O Dining
Iningtonl A. M, 1915. SIS, 420. . 80,
Dining Carr, 500. 300, II.OO (Dinins
40, $50, 1000 and IL. IS z. NJ For
rhlladeiphia only. Fast Express, $50 A.
a. ~ wee week - days; Express 2 10 +
dalIy: For Boston, without change,
70" A NJ week days, and 3.15 P NJ
For Atlantic City Cvia Delaware River
bridge, all-rail routel, 3.I5 D. IN daily
For BdlJIInore, 6.25. 100, Z 80 S 90 3 Iii,
1900, 1880, lI;00 and 1i50 a. m.
itedg, 20, 4.36, {. 40. 6I5, $50. 10.
1000, 1910, Ills and i135 o. m
,710. 1000. ID. 40 and II So D. m.
For POpes Creek Line, Z so a. M and 4. SO
y m. daily, except Sunday
For Annapolis, 700. 300 a. m, I2I5
and ~ D. m daily, except Sunday
Sundays. 800 a. IN. AID 4 ~ D. IA
ATLANTIC Coast Line Florida Special
for Jacksonville and ST. Augustine
1O-4S p. III. week days. Express for
Florida and points on Atlantic Coast
Line, $50 "a II, S-46 d. m daiIy.
Richmond only, 1907 a m week DAYS:
Atlanta Special, via Richmond and Sea
board AR Line. $40 D. m daily. Ac-
COMMUNICATION for QuantlCo, 745 a. IA
and 4-20 p m. week DAYS
Ticket O1uceS. corner Fifteenth and O.
streets. and at the station, Sixth and h
streets, where orders cal Dc Iert fUT check
Ing or baggage 70 destination from hotels
and residences
j. B. HUTCHINSON, General Manager.
j. r. EOOE General Passenger 4 gent
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WANTED-At once, bright young lady,
possessed Of the qualifications OF sales
lady; need Eot be experienced but must
DE willing TO work for So weekly TO begin;
after 10 c. L. PALMER, 10o6 f, upstairs
Item
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WANTED-First-class Mattresses Apply
THE LURAY. 6I0 Pa. ave Item
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wASrED-PosrAGE STAMPS.

WANTED-For cash, all kinds of old United
States postage and department stamps;
collections also bought 81. F. DUNK
HORST, 1oU5 1th st. NV. fe9-f
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WANTED-Lady canvaSsers for German
Vegetable Medicated Skin Soaps; good
conuissiDa and honest work. bLEHL,
473 Mo. ave. fc25-3t
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HELP WASTED-FEMALE

WANTED-A nice. refined housernaid; stay
at nignt $50 @ st NV II
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FOR sALE-show case. 1907 Il st. NV.
fe25-3t-em
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I.OsIOFFICE NOTICE.

Should be read daily, by all interested,
as changes may occur at any time
Foreign Mails for the week ending
February %, close promptly at this office
a follows
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FOR RENT-912 Va. ave. sw., a desirable
front parlor, bedroom, from now until
after the 4th Of March; suitable for two
persons: also a small back room.
fc25-3t-em
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/ FOR HIRE-Full dress suits, 81 only
JULIUS COHEN, l104 7th st. NV.
de24-tf
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FOR SALE or Rent.
REAL ESTATE BULLETIN

BY
THOMAS E. WAGGAMAN, GIT F st. NV.
TWo-STORY BRICK AND FRAME
HOIrSES EOP SATE
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PERSONAL.
NINE. THEO. MEDIUM

MIMI. IfEO, MED III,
Scientific paluiist and card reader: know
your Fate and fortune. open daily. German
spoken. 25c. and ooc. 929 II ST. NV.
fe6-tf-Sm
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MISCELLANEOUS

WANTED-HIGHEST Cash PRICE PAID
SMALLEST AND LARGEST AMOUNT
bought; old and new jewelry. watches.
MUTILATED Coins. TEETH PLATES.
And PLATINCM FEkD .LOEWEN sTEiN,
cold Gold and Silver Rcfiner and Buyer Of Old
PATENT OFFICE fe-tf,1yr
j. Il. SINCLAIR, dealer in new and second
handfurniture, No l6 La. ave, Washing
ton, ID. C.. Andrew Foley, salesman Adj
yances made on all kinds OF merchandise
Highest price paid FOR secondhand furni-
tufe' etc fe26-7t
STREET statesmen can earn $40 day
selling inauguration novelty. Can COS
Louisiana ave. feG63t
DO YOU use Crullersa Then order the best:
Russell S Capital CrullPrs; home. made: de-
llvered fresh always; o cents per dozen:
discount to lunchr94ms 90 1 and church and SO
THE SUNLIGHT TINGANDEsCENTL LAMP.
sne moss Driiiiahtp Yet soft ana mellow;
Sunlight manties will last twice as long as
any oohe. In he nlarkrt; drop US card;
we Will show yOn the light, and please Won
In prices. AGENCY. 900 K st. NV
REDUCED RATES Vienna Ladies' Tai
ioring School, 6o4 18th ST. NV. 0iIst
taught; pupils can make dresses Tor tiienl-
selves or friends while learning; day or
evening lessons; first-elass dress,na king
reasonable. MADAME DUFFIELD.
fe24-3t
PERSONS who have Iapsed their Eolicies
III the Prudential IHsuf ance Company will
receive valuable Information by address
ing J. c HARRISON, this office. fe23-7t
SHEET MUSIC at half price; violin,
banjo, mandolin and guitar strings, 5
cents EACH 10000 copies OF music t 10
cents each; scnd cent stamp ior com
Zines at cut prices. {. j sIMhSoN,
zoos st. Near Palais Royal. !e22 1 At
fuk hihL On Sail. he chcaresg price
Tor co.'s or mattresses ia town. Call or
address ); J. NOTES, 613 + st. NV.
fe2U-14t
MAYS furniture stores, 200 18th St
ana 429 + st NV Uphostering by
experts Tor the mansion or cottage.
MATTRESS making and mattresses for
all; rehaking, $3; with new tick, S4.5o;
our Iull size, reversible. weil-bound and
BEST tick, $50, cannot be equalcd for
81 elsewhere.
tIiAl:tS caned from SOC. perforated seats,
FUkNITURE repaired and polished and
packed for shipping.
RENO WING carefully and promptly exc
CAKfETS taken up and cleaned and re-
Lard. Telephone, 292.
VALUABLE furs aud rugs-a room specf-
ally prepared, moth proof; per space, 81
lot seaSohi guaranteed TIL following sea-
SON fe20-Item
/ WONDER wLo pays the highest prices
tor gents Cast-Glf clothing. tiIop Ios-
tai SAUL BROS. 923 ID st. NV. jail 5- 3mo
ADU VIII IND Inauguration tici-ets for
stand as 4th and 18th sts. at Ar. BREN-
JANp Book StGIe, and LITTLEFIELU
& ALVQRD'S office. 1877 Pa. ave
IriU- w
We HA We 900 cots for rent at so cents
each for the heinauguratiOn. WURDEMAN
X Co. 6l0 18TH st. NV fc23-7ten
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Tran satIantic Mails.

FRIDAY -(blAt 7.2O p. m for France,
Switzerland, Italy, Spain, Portugal, IuI-
Champagne,+ from New York, via Havre-
Letters for other parts OF Europe must be
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FOR RENT-Two furnished bedrooms, on
first floor; a. IN. L.; private family; Eo
children; property belonging to the occu-
pants. 2600 l. st. NV, near Ave cars.
fe25-3t
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WANT Ed a German girl for light house
keeDlng. Call at S27 4th st NV
fc20-2t-em
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HELP wANTED-MALE AND
FEMALE.

PROFITABLE EMPLOYMENT for teach
ers, students, and energetic men or
women or good address on higtl-grade
speciality; good pay for good work. PHIL
LIS. lZ1 Sth ST. NV, to IL.
fe26-3t
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THE INAUGU RATION.

TO RENT-For the Inauguration, rooms
i0r co.'s, 80 IA ave. inquire 0RIEN-
1AL MtSEU Nj. fe26-3t
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roR sAIE-i4uRsiss d. VEHICLES

FOR SALE-On account of storage and
repairs, daytons, 2 grocery, | coal or
express wagon; also several carriag ges
buggies, coupes, and wagonettes; no reason
able offer refused. 927 st, NV Phone
26I. fe19-tf
FOX SALE-HORSES AND VEHICLES
3. d. Houck, 301 10th st. NV: large
assortment OF new and second hand double
and single harness; 100 sets OF govern
ment wagon harness; also a large assort-
ment OF double, hack and coupe harness;
100 government saddles. fei3-IIn,em
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WA NTED-YouEg men; no experience
needed TO begin; only S weeks required
10 learn the barber trade complete: con-
staut pr3cJiCe; full set OF tools free; wages
Saturdays, position when through; write
for circular. NATIONAL BARBER COL
LEGE, 3l5 6th s.. NV fe2O-7t
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LOST.

l.UsI-ifthe person who found the pocket
hook lost in the 10-Cent Store Feb Il
Will return the eyeglasses and receipts to
23I6 II st NV the may kept the money
fe20-3G
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LOST-A yellow St Bernard gyp; darkfaCe;
Thursday Feb. Is, at st ana q st. NV.
small reward. M. OHANLON, 1925
7th st NV. fe22-3t-em
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MAY AND LIZZIE-LiZZie, your mother is
for you, telegraph at once. May-Cone
TO me. all is forgiven have word from your
father: importance to you. CHARLIE y.
fp24-D7
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WANTED-A colored girlfor general house
r ST. NV. 1t
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PERSONAL.

MADAM RENA-Clairv oyant; card reader;
past, present and future truthfully told'
fee 20 and SOC. 1102 New York ave.
NV. fe20-3t
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FOR RENT-6l4 and 6lS X st. ne, S'N-
room brick; mod imps.; in thorough Z
pair. handy TO cable cars and public school,
6l4 at SIG, and G1S at Sio q month; keys
at COS X st. ne. +. W. TUCKER & BRO.
100 r st. ne. fel3-l 4-em
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WANTED-A cOloTed woman. as wet
nurse. 1147 Oregon ave. NV. 1t
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FOR SALE-N oven wire cots, 65c.; woven
Wire springs, 81; get our estim ate on uanti-
ties. SMITH x BACON, manufacturers,
1928 7tii st NV fC26-3t
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FOR RENT FLATS.

FOR RENT-To reliable colored tenants, 3
room fiat with water. 1913 9th st. INV. e,
II. d: STONE, agent, F, near Sth St NV
fe26-3t
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NAATED-A young white girl. not under
18th st. NV Item
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FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS.

FOR RENT-2-room flat; heat bath ana
gas; S13.50. 2I22 NJ st. fe25- st
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1897-04-03

turs. Professor Barbour displayed "a
series of drawings made by this instru-
ment and criticised it's scope andpower.
Microscopic objects were exhibited by
various members and reports made OF
recent German literature on the subject
Of microscopical technic.
Professor Caldwell will spend part of
his vacation taking a lecture tour.
The library looks very deserted dur ne
these vacation days.
Wednesday evening a crowd of Uni
Versity boys, rejoicing In their freedom.
serenaded the workers in the Classical
library
The poster social given by the Kappa
Kappa Gammas was "A very successful
affair.
The University carried off the ora
torical honors Of the state in the con-
test held last Saturday evening in the
chapel. l.. G. Roper being the victorious
orator
CORA ADELINE CARRIER.
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1897-04-03

interesting games of whist. Elaborate
refreshments were served. The guests
were the Misses Lena Deweese. Pad
dock. Eulass. Helena Law. Grace Hunt
singer. Mae Moore and Jessica Morgan.
Messrs Art Walsh. Harry Harley. Chas.
Waite Abbott. Straight. Deemer. Joe
Kennard. DR. McKinnon and Mr.. Bus
sey of Kansas City.
Phi Kappa Psi fraternity gave an
annual banquet Wednes lay evening at
their new chap'er house on q betwe IN
Sixteenth and Seventeenth streets. 10
connection with tn, spread three men
bers were initiated into the mysteries { 7
the fraternity. They were c. III. I'm
hoff, Lewis Korsmeyer and Jack Hitch.
man. The boys were the recipients Of
quantities Of cake and other good things
for the spread. The festivities lasted
until long past midnight.
The second meeting this week Of the
Bucyrus Mandolin club me- with Miss
Mae Burr Thursday eveaing. Ii was
the bsst rehearsal for s)ms time. Miss
Es.e!ls CuItice and Mr.. end Mrs Ross
Curtice were made members OF the
club. There will be meeting Moaday
evening at the Curtice music hall.
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1897-04-03
UNIVERSITY NEWS.
Vacation is now on.

Saturday afternoon Palladian hall
was filled with tea tables, plants and
pretty girls serving tea To a host of
gentlemen of that society. About sew
enty were present. The occasion was a
fudge" party given by the girls 10 the
boys, partly in celebration If Orator
Roper's victory on the previous evening
DR. Bessey was in Grand Island We'd
nesday and lectured before the High
School students of that place. He left
again Thursday afternoon TO lecture
before the schools of Weeping Water.
The Botanical Seminar met Saturday
afternoon. The program was very in
teresting. being participated in by DR.
Bessey. Mr.. Clements. Mr. Pound and
Mr.. Ernst Bessey. After the program
a convOcatiOn was held. followed by
initiation. and a pie feed. The initials
We're two novitii, G. l.. Shear and A. r.
Bell and two candidate. X. A. Emerson
and j. j. ThOrnber.
Mr.. Emerson has been called to a
sl400 position in the Division of Expert
ment stations at Washington. He will
make the fifth member of the Seminar
who holds a position in connection with
Scientific Divisions at Washington
The library is in receipt of about
twenty-five unbound French books.
Miss Ella Smith entertained a few
students at her home Monday evening
The Regents have appointed DIR. Bes-
sey director of the summer school.
The English club met at the home Of
F. Korsmeyer Saturday evening. The
following is the program of the evening
Story. Miss Prey; story. Professor
Frye: criticisms. Flora Bullock: story.
j. V. COrtelyou. Refreshments Were
served and a short business meeting
was held.
The Misses Ada Dubois. Nellie L.
Dean, Belle Mansfield and Vida Wilson
Tri Deltas. went to Ashland Wednesday
evening in order to enjoy their vacation
at home.
Miss Sarah Wore Taylor. sc. who is
now teaching in Omaha. will spend the
week in Lincoln.
Tuesday the Freshmen played a
match game of ball with the Sopho-
mores. The Freshmen came out victor
ious. the score standing % To 16
The Z. Il. ID. c. hold a joint debate
with Doane college Saturday evening in
Palladian hall. The question is: Re
solved. That the Graduated Income Tax
Is Just and Expedient." Doane takes
the affirmative. represented by X. T.
Brown, j. ID. Linberg and f. W. Ellis
+. r. ID. G. takes the negative. repre-
scented by II. Il. Stewart d. NJ. CARRIER
and q. f. Kindlar. F. X. Fairchild OF
Doane will preside.
Lincoln Microscopical club met in the
botanical laboratory Wednesday even
ing The topic chosen was Various
Methods of Representing Microscopic
Specimens" Types of the chamera lu-
cida were explained by various mem
bers. and a new American instrument
was exhibited and compared with 9TH
ers of German and English manufac-
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1897-04-03
EAST LINCOLN ITEMS.


The young people of Vine Street Con-
gregational church spent a very enjoy
abe and profitable evening at the home
OF Miss Hattie Corey. Twenty six h and
Vine streets, on Friday Of last week.
The entertainment was rather out OF
the ordinary, a mock trial being the
principal feature. Ooe a. the members
was tried FOR the theft Of six valuable
chickens that belonged t. another menu
Ter Of The society The case Was well
handled by both sides and the testi-
mony brought out provoked much
laughter and merriment. On account
Of the prosecution failing to show To
the satisfaction OF the court that crime
had been committed in Lancaster
county. Nebraska. the case was finally
dismissed. The prisoner thus ob'ained
his freedom and of course claims in
nocent until proven gully; but those on
the other side kuow that sufficient
evidence was introduced for conviction
had the place only been properly
located.
The house was prettIly decorated, the
court room being the centre OF attrac-
ton. Refreshing lemonade and dainty
waters were served during the evening
and at late hour the guests DEPARTED
declaring that they had had Lesrly
enough counting fer one evening.
Miss McClay gave a very petty birth
day tea party for her sis.er Miss Hattie.
on Monday afternoon. Theyou.g lady
had been en- ticed away from home curly
in the afternoon and SO little did she
suspect, that it was with Difficult y that
she was tin.lly induced 10 g back. Up
On her return che was greeted by a com
pany of young ladies' and it at lost
dawned upon her hat she bad been the
victim OF a well planned surprise. Tea
was served at six o'clock and diinties
made up its delic acies. Roses and car
nations made the bone fragrant and at
trsctive. Miss Minuie Guile won the
prize in flower game and carried away
a beautiful boqLe. III carDa 10 70 and
the rest carried away memories OF a very
pleasant afternoon. Those present were
Misses Fanny Cunningham. Lulu Roth,
3lanch Edmiston, Lola Dewitt. Nj nnie
and Mabel Guile.
Miss Harriet Towne gave delight
full tea party TO few friends lat Tues
day afternoon. The hos'ess is always
charming and her manner OF entertain
DU Oh tnlS tuS
usual characteristic. The dainii,s- OF
teas was served and a very Pleasant
evening f'ro1eI TIL your people
preseut were: Misses Rogers Gutter.
Dewitt and Town; Ms s. Gus,in,
Rogers, Cutter. HastIe and Town.
On We'd esdsy af ,rloon the infant
class OF Vine street Cong eIati' nal
Sunday school were ~ poIls n lined
by Their teacher Mis- Nettie Wheeler.
Popcorn candy and pleasing games gave
much delight to tle ! tile ones.
The East Lite In literary cub gave
an ent resting pr gram al tIe Car Ian
church on Wednesday evening.
Mrs VI A Yule let W, d esGay after
noon for b, r home IN Marshall own. Ia.
NJ L. Trester departed las Saturday
for Victor, Colo.
Irving Gutter is sps nding bis ysca-
ton with his parents on hirty first and
Vine streets Mr.. Cut er has a p s't.on
IN the Humboldt High school
Miss Jessie Graham, came up from
Exeter. and spent last Sunday with her
mother.
Rev. Newell Of Vine street church and
Rev. Dore OF PIlmpu exchanged
pulpits lis. Sabbath morning.
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1897-04-03

T. Ransom are in the city the guests OF
their cousins Mr.. and Mrs. r. W. Fish.
A quiet family wedding occurred
Saturday afternoon at the home of the
brides father. Mr.. James Stephenson.
Miss Morrell Stephenson was married to
Mr.. Fritz M. Drummond. with J. II.
Bigger & Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elias Baker invited
few lady friends in Friday evening,
They were sgreably surprised when the
guests appeared ZEN masque.' A second
SUNRISE followed when the unlimited
husband arrived in time for the dancing
and poverty lunch The fair mas
queraders imPersonatsd these char
acters Red Riding Hood, Miss
NoryaI; Miss Lutz OF Detroit,
Turk: Mrs. Stricken OF Omaha
and Mrs. Hershberger, twin babies;
Mrs.T.L. Norval, German girl; Miss
Hoover. maid: Mrp. Rudy Rehlaender.
.Dinsh:" Mre. DIR. Hoover. peasant girl;
Mrs. A. A. Scott. Be, keep; Mrs. Hersh-
ing. Nebraska sufferer; Mrs. Steve
hoover, gipey; Mrs. Munson. parlor
maid. Mrs. Case beer, old fashioned girl;
Miss Nicholas, old maid.
JP. Strobe who has been visiting his
brother E. E. Strobe, left yesterday Tor
his home in Illinois.
Mrs. f. X. Holmes started tn In
dianola. Neb, Wednesday for a few days
visit With her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ~.
G. Shackleton.
The marriage ceremony OF Albert W..
Miller and Miss Estella b. Lyon was
performed Wednesday, at 4 O'Clock al
the residence Of Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie
Lyon l4l7 Q street.
MA. C. Ziemer has again shown his
remarkable ability 10 win Prizes es-
pecially OF the advertising nature. His
latest success was the ten bes. answers
to why a certain bicycle was the best In
the market. Out OF IL 600 answers his
were considered the best for an advertis-
ment. On account o: their brevity he
did not get the prize.
Miss Leola Vancil and Miss Ida
Miller went to Omaha Thursday to visit
the fraternity sisters Mis- es Nell Ran
ers and Grace Mcmillan.
Colonel and Mrs. Alexander Hogeland
went TO st. Louis Thur dsay.
Judge and MIS-. w. j. Richardson Of
Gering and daughter Florence went TO
Hlawatha. Kas., Thursday.
Mrs T NJ. Hodgman celebrated her
little sons seventh birthday win
merry party last Tuesday afternoon.
Miss Walker assisted in amusing the
children with games and stories. Seat
ed in circles some good stories We're well
told by the children. In couples the
little folks marched with music TO the
tables where dainty refreshments were
served. and where the birthday CAKE
was adorned with seven candles. Seven
sticks of candy tied with ribbons were
given as souvenirs to the following in
yited guests: Misses Ruth Munger, Flea
nor Barbour, Dorothy Miller, Lewis
Adams. Grace Bryan, Shirley Foster,
Lois Fossler. Frances Caldwell, Gather
inc Kimball, Hazel Walker, Verna
HySer, Alice and Mary Mockett, Helen
Davis. Bessie Fife, Gene McGahey;
Masters Alfred Munger, Lewis Adams,
William Bryan, Charles Hindman, Bert
Condee, Ernest Brown, Edwin Davis.
Mrs. A. Minor gave a charming party
Thursday frnm 10 3 O'clock for her