University of Nebraska College of Law - Yearbook (Lincoln, NE)

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I X f 'C ' V xg, f' 1 iv 7 s f v 4 4 if f' 1 ' 1 N Q, 4: ff I ! X N f ff f 4 Z, Y J Q 4 f THE ALUMNI. 101 MRS. ALICE- A. MINICK, '92, Born at Geneva, New York, March 4, 1844. Re- ceived a classical and musical education in Baxters University of music, Friendship, New York. First woman registered. in the College of Law, second woman admitted to practice in United States Circuit Court, and q,.,A beforecourtofclaims. D Admitted to practice .. p before United States -4 supreme court. Ad- . dress, Beatrice, N eb. CHARLES F. NEAL, '95. Born sep- fig, tember 21, 1866, near Peru, Nebraska. -Q Graduated from State Normal in 1892. . Has always been a consistent republican '.l,r and though never a candidate for oiiice, is ' recognized as a leader in his county. Mr. Neal is still unmarried. Practicing under firm name of Neal Sz Neal, Auburn, Neb. 7 HORACE W. ORR, 93. Born at W'est Pawlet, Vermont, March 27, 1865. Educated in Friendis Academy, Granville, N. Y. Read law in the oflice of Harwood Sc Ames from 1891 to 1893, Practiced in 1893-4. President of the Bank of Hemingford in 1894. VVent to,Newton- ville, Mass., in 1895wliere he is engaged in the plumbingbusiness. F . . , , Q af A I-IERMAN C. Os- l 4' TEIN, 795. B01-H at ' F. N V Tifdn, Ohio, October A , F I 1 23,1859 Graduated A P from the National 2' Normal University, 1 ,, 1.4 Lebanon, Ohio, in 1885 and 1886 with degree of HS. and A.B. Attended lleidelburg University. Wlas married to Miss Olive McClain, June 12, 1894. Superintendent of city schools, Albion, Neb.

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100 f f' ss- 7 THE DIGEST FRED E. MAURER, 795. Born Decem- ber 25, 1874, at Red Cloud, Nebraska. Graduated from high school at Red Cloud in 1893. Is still single. lVas born a re- publican but in late years has changed and is now a member of the 'Populist party. Address, Red Cloud, Nebraska. V A R T H U R C. MAYER, 796. Born G - February 1, 1872, at St. Louis, Missouri, Spent four years in school at Stuttgart, Germany. LL. M., Yale university, 797. Clerk of the district court of Hall county a number of years, also deputy county treasurer. Republican in politics. Address, Grand Island, Nebraska. V --tin, Aa , .1 1, 19 L-1 ' 7 f..,i:-L.. 4 2 :wa-',. I K . -1-:JC 954 -A - Qs. J - ' 11 ' -Q-,.-Exif , g Fi - H' .7 :af-rv . 231 , ff -am -1 , 'W N'-1 2' ,Q Q of German parents. or WVILLIAM C. MENTZER, 795. Boin at Leesburg, Indiana, October 13, 1867. Pre- pared at Drake University. Former home at Pleasantville, Iowa. Is now practicing at Des Moines, Iowa. CHARLES L. MERRILL, 796. Born 7 april 25, 1849. Has been for many years- engaged in the news- paper business and is well and favorably known in the state of Montana. He is a married man. Is treas- urer of Custer county, Montana. His firm of Merrill 85 Farr is doing an excel- lent business at Miles City.

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,people Is a prominent republican, and is 102 THE DIGEST REA C. PACKARD, '96. Born at Red Oak, Iowa, October 25, 1872. Is a Yankee. Educated at Kearney High School and Institute. Unmarried. Made a number of political speeches during the last campaign for the republican party. Is at present collecting for the McCormick Machine Com- pany. Address, Oma- ha, Nebraska. t D. E. PEIPERQQ4. Born in Ohio,July15, 1873. Helped found Fitzgerald, Georgia, in 1895, and is one of the leading merchants in that city of 10,000 slated to be Fitzgerald's next postmaster. Address, Fitzgerald, Georgia. PAUL PIZEY, '95. Born at, Dakota City,,Nebraska, June 7, 1869. Attended the High School at home until 1887. B.L., University of Nebraska, 1893. Politically, Mr. Pizey is a free silver democrat, and was a candidate for attorney of Dakota county on that ticket in 1896. , Address, Dakota City, Nebraska. CHARLES W. RAIT, '96. Born at Eldred, Pa., August 13, 1874, of Scotch- Irish descent. Like some others, he is still working in single harness. He is at present chief clerk in the office of W. O. Temple, Deadwood, South Dakota. Politics repub- lican. Charley saysihe does not own any gold minds yet, but thinks that being close to them will be an inspiration to greater eiforts in the future. 1 ,