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

McCrosky. who were formerly OF Lin
coin
His friends promised 70 meet the pro-
fessor on his return with "a brass band
to show Their joy. The last thing he
heard Of Lincoln was the university YELL
shouted so vocferously that II served both
to hide his friends sorrow and amazed
the strangers I'm the depot. Professor
Rrun,r sails ON the steamer Muskalyne.
Govcrncr ard Mrs. iIolcomb and Mrs.
Een;on Mlret .aft Monday for a ten
days trip to Tcvas and gulf points. Mr.
Mar5t left in Vance TO take his little
girl to La hrcp. Mo. and will meet the
parry at Kansas City.
Miss May Lucine P1tvin. who will b,
remembered as one of the most brilliant
young rianists several years ago. viii
arrive In tn" city today. She will be- the
guest Of Miss IIohmann. l1iO q street.
for two or three days.
w. j. EryIn returned at I O'Clock We'd
nesdIy from his southern trip. He Is stlII
suffering somewhat from the fall he got
O.
delegation of Missouri citizens waiting
to ask him to speak at the Chau;auaua
assembly to he held at Carthage. Mo,
next June. The delegation consisted OF
Rev. J. W. Stewart president of the as
sembly and pastor of the First Methodist
church of Carthage: Rev. r. J. Hunt.
presiding elder Of the Carthage district
city attorney of Carthage: w. T. Roach
one Of the editors Of the Carthage Daily
Democrat: Gen. J. A. Banks of Carthage.
a member of the staff of Governor
Stevens; F. q. Yale of Joplin. chairman
Of the county central committee Of Jas
per county: Frank 4. Walker. city cnun-
Gilman and prominent business man of
Joplin; r. a. Gray of GaIena. Kas, and
J. l.. McBricn Of Cartaa superintend-
ent Of instruction at the Chautauqua and
son of William McEr.cn Of Lincoln.
Governor Silas 4. HOlcomb OF Nebras-
kI. accompanied by his wife and a large
party of Nebraska politicians and bust
ness men. were in the city Tuesday. The
governor and party are en- route 20 Port
Arthur and left at 4:l5 o'clock in a special
train Of Pullman coaches over the
Kansas city. Fissburg q Gulf. They ar
rived at G.25 a. n. over the Missouri Pa
cific. and Governor and Mrs. TI0lc0mb.
Private Secretary and Mrs Fcnton Maret
OF Lincoln. and Major John G. Watson.
DIR. Claude Watson, \. J. Smith and
John W. Dixon Of Nebraska city went
to the Midland. Others of the party
scattered about the city. The party are
the guests Of F. \. H1rnbcck and Ed
ward Moffett. and VII spend a week
looking at the country Governor HoI-
comb is the first populist governor OF
Nebraska and IS now serving his second
term. Major Watson. who is one of the
PARTY. has served five terms in the Iegis-
lature. and was speaker Of the republican
house OF 1S9.-Eansas city World.
Samuel NJ Mins and Miss Katherine
Eluetsch were married Wednesday, AT the
home Of the Latter. 49, l. street The
ceremony was performed by Or HaIstead
in the presence Of the Immediate friends
Of the contracting couple The house was
very pre;tiIy decorated in pink ANA white.
roses and Easter lilies being used as the
decorations. \ simple but excellentIy
prepared wedding luncheon was served
Immediately after the ceremony.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mills are both well known
in the city and have wide circle OF
friends who VIII wish them the utmost
happiness in their southern home. The
bride. Miss Kluetsch. is a daughter Ok
the Late Major J. ID. KIuetsch and a sis
ter Of Geor@e Klurisch Of the Freis
Press Mr.. Mills was formerly manager
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