FRIDAY FACTS
JMjITox was in tho city yesterday
frotn Crelghton
V E Qnlstnn of Grow wnen Norfolk
yesterday
A 1 dfunpbell ivnit n city visitor yes
terday from Genoa
Mrnnd Mrs T M Franse of West
TRptot wQtaclty visitors yesterday
O 11 Krnhn Iior returned form Iowa
whore lm lins been visiting his parents
Mm Hnhlow mid MIpb
3lnliloy of Pif rco were chopping hi tho
city yesterday
Tho Hnebner Settle company was In
the city today on their wny to Wayne
having played Fnnst nt Pierce las
nlftlit
Pniwr 1b being put up for tho Allm
Uoywood performance which will take
plnoo In tho Auditorium tho night of
Juno
Tho Fair storo has received and placul
t
vlargonew refrigerator in which to
keen butter nnd other perishnblo rner
nbAndlfio
sSnperiutondent OConnor hasgonoto
Petersburg to deliver tho nddirem
to tho graduating clnss of tuo High
nchool todny
Mrs Goo Stapenhorst wont to Tlldon
Inst night culled thoro by tho serious
illness of hor Bister Mrs Hnttio Wnthin
who formerly lived hero
A gnng of workmen passed through
tho city todny on thoir wny tollrnnford
Wyoming whero they will work on tho
rnilwny improvements boing carried on
by tho Union Pnoillo
John Docker recently n driver for tho
Sugar City cerenl mills returned from
tho oust yesterday and will visit hero a
fow dnys boforo proceeding west where
ho will make liis homo
Tho Y M C L social which wub
held in tho lenguo rooniR last evening
was very liberally pntronlzod and thobo
attending wero very wqll plensed with
tho refreshmentB served
About f0 or 00 delegates to tho South
Dakota convention passed through tho
city yesterduy on their way homo to the
Black Hills country from Sioux Falls
Tho convention waH ouo of tho most
harmoniouB ever hold in tho state
John Bridgett expects to remove his
family to Sioux City next week and
Mrs Bridgott will go to Wakefield to
viBit friends until that time Mr Brid
gott is n fireman on tno M O and
Las been transferred to a run on tho
wain line
liny Hayes has returned from his
visit to Chicago Minneapolis Cedar
Rapids and other points Ho reports
having had a very pleasant time Ho
saw tho II O Whyinnn family it
Aurora and states that thoy are getting
along nicely
The annual pilgrimage to tho Yellow
Banks by Norfolk pleuBiiro seokers has
commenced Messrs C D Jenkins
Frank Davenport Al Deguer and Sol
Mnyer formed tho vnngnard nnd went
ont yesterday to catch some fish They
hod a good time but tho flBh market
has not been oppressed by
tion
David Whitla of Battle Creek chair
man and Jns Nicholas of Madison
secretary of tho republican couuty cen
tral committee were in town yesterday
to deoide on the matter of calling n meet
ing of the committee and have called it
to meet in Battle Creek Juno flth at 1
oclock p m for the purpose of trans
acting necessary business
Thoknightsof Damascus commandery
Uo 20 K T with their families en
joyed a very pleasant and profitable
time last evening on tho occasion of the
installation of officers of tho command
ery After the installation n bnuquet
waB served in the hall adjoining about
100 participating There was also some
epeechmakingand dancing followed for
those desiring that amusement the
Italian orohestra furnishing the music
The knights dont often start in for a
good time but when they do they make
it one of thorough enjoyment both to
themselves and their guests
Wayne Herald Last Friday even
ing D O Wilcox who for some time
has been despondent decided to quit
earthly cares and attempted to commit
suicide by taking lnudanum Ho sent
one of his neighbors to procure tho
deadly drugbut tho uoighborsuspecting
that all was not right got a physician
to put up a doso of harmless stuff re
sembling laudanum Wilcox took it
but instead of passing into eternity ho
awoke iu the morning to find hinitelf in
the presence of Sheriff Cherry who
ushered the wouldbe before tho board
of insanity who ordered him to Norfolk
and he went
J ITamlnosian a converted shaikh
is here from Omaha arranging to
deliver a lecture in one of the churches
He is entirely undenominational and is
editor of Love and Peace a religious
periodical which he publishes in Omaha
and is also founder of the Love nnd
Peace mission in that city Mr Tamiu
osian is a fine appearing and intelligent
looking gentleman and should be en
couraged in his work He was tho
Mohammedan bishop of St Snpliia
Mosciue nnd was the only evaugelin in
the Trausmissisippi exposition ut
Omaha in 1898 He has arrnnged to
lecture in the Congregational church on
Sunday evening June 17th and may
lecture at the BaptiBt church Friday
night although he hat not yet oomplolod
tho latter arrangements He calls hlfaY
self tho Bible land evangelist nnd ori
ent al lecturer
Itnlrtt llrtroli
Tho peoplo of Norfolk will join with
Tint NnwB in welcoming Mr and Mrs
W II Baird as residents of this city and
will unite with it in extending sincere
and hearty congratulations Since Mr
Bnirds connection with tho Bugar fac
tory nt this place ho has won a largo
cirolo of friondB and his promotion from
chemist to manager of the institution
has been rapid and deserved Ho is
progresfllvo trustworthy nnd an earnest
worker in tho Interest of tho company
Tho following account of tho ceremony
is taken from tho Graud Island Daily
Independent published at tho former
homo of the bride and is very compli
mentary to her
Promptly and this means precisely
at thoappointed hour thin morning il 10
oclock tho bridal party of the Hctzol
Baird nuptials marched to tho altar of
the St StephenB Kplscopal chnrch
where tho Nov Arthur otlloiatiug Miss
Lulu Hotzel was united in bonds of wed
lock to Mr W H Baird An informal
reception followed at the homo of tho
bride Tho young couple loft at twelvo
oclock for Norfolk where they will
mako their homo
Tho church was quite well filled with
tho frieudB of the contracting parties
long before tho hour arrived They
found tho samo very tastily decorated iu
green and white Mr Ohas McElroy
and Mr I It Alter jr acted as ushers
Tho waiting friends were in the mean
tlmo listening to some choico selection
by Mrs It J Barr organ and Miss
Pinder violin At tho approach of tho
appointed miuuto tho strains of Lohon
grin announced the arrival of tho bridal
party Miss Hotxel lovely in a whito
silk mulle trimmed with plaitings of
tho same material with an exquisite
point laco collar and wearing a tulle
veil fastened with marguerites and
carrying a boquot of marquerites came
up ono ot tho aisles upon tho arm of her
father Mr Geo D Hetzel Thoy were
preceded by lit tlo Miss Dorcas Hogue
accompanied by Geo llotzel jr MisB
Hoguo carried a whito satin pillow laid
with brides roses upon which was the
ring Mr Baird approached tho chan
col rail at tho samo momont from an
other aisle Hero tho father gnvo away
tho bride Tho couplo proceeded to tho
altar where they took tho solemn vows
in as beautiful and impressive ceremony
as has over been witnessed by tho then
greatly moved audience During tho
entiro services subdued music greeted
tho ear When tho ceremony was com
pleted nud tho bridal party and audi
ence marched from tho churoh a mosc
stirring march pealed forth
An luformnl reception was tendered
to a number of invited guests at the
homo of tho brides parents just across
tho street Hero tho decorations of
green and white as thoso arranged at
the church by tho Daughters of tho
King were elaborate ond very tasty
Maidenhair ferns and pinks wero feat
ures of the artistic arrangement A
very dainty repast was sorved Among
tho large array of beautiful and costly
presents particular montion might bo
made of that from tho American Beet
Sugar company with which company
tho groom is connected in a responsible
official capacity at the Norfolk plant
At noon Mr and Mrs Baird left over
tho Union Pacific for Norfolk tho bride
attired in a handsome blue cheviot
tailor made gown At the depot
shower upon shower of rico was good
naturedly and gracefully received by tho
joyous bride and groom
Out of town gucBts were Mrs Good
rich of Mauiton Mrs Clark of Denver
Mrs Jay Whito of Lincoln Mrs Elliot
of St Louis Mrs Pennebaker of
Omaha Mr Bnudick of Norfolk Mr
Wilmurding of Norfolk and several
others
Mr Baird was formerly a resident of
this city first connected as instructor
with tho High school and then as
chemist in the plant of tho American
Beet Sugar company in thiB city Since
then he has enjoyed several promotions
During his rehideuce here he inado a
host of friends and wou the confidence
of the business community as he did of
the officers of tho company which he
served Miss Hetzel tho daughter of
Mr and Mrs Geo D Hetzel is one of
Grand Islands most favorably known
young ladies one who has the best wishes
and the hearty congratulations of all who
know her
The new Cash Hardware Store has a
nice lino of screen doors wire cloth
lawn mowers and givsollue stoves at the
lowest prices Coll and examine them
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THE NORFOLK NEWS THUKSDAY MAY 31 1900
6ATUR tAY SIFTINGS
il i toll KViltlsw l i
Sydney Ilobertaon is homo from the
Btnto university
Mrs W II Brown of Brtttlo Crock
was n cityvisltor yeBtcrdny
A J Durland returned todny from a
business Visit to Knox county
John McBurney of Bassett ifl hero to
tnko n degTco in Damascus comnmndery
E P Weatherby Iiob returned from
Niobrara whero ho has been attending
district court
M C Walker has returned from
PJattsmouth whero ho has been looking
after his fatheris estate
Mr and Mrs Fred Wnchtcr of Fre
mont arc visiting at the homo of Mr
and Mrs Jos Schwartz
Al Hallem representing an Omaha
drug Ann came in from tho west last
night nnd is greetiug Norfolk friends
Will Powers who for Bovcral months
past has been employed in Washington
British Columbia and other western
states has returned to Norfolk
Grand Island Independent Mrs E
Mittlestadt and Miss Alma Zaohert of
Norfolk are in tho city visiting with the
formers daughter Mrs Henry Schrnodo
Tho nnnnnl festival for tho benefit of
tho Gormau Lutheran orphnns home
will beheld at West Point on June 21th
A largo number of Lutherans from this
city will probably nttond
Tho Norfolk fire department held an
adjourned meetiug last evening to make
additional qrrangemcuts for their first
annual picnic which will probably bo
held in Pasownlks grovo
The G A H and tho Womans
Relief corps will attend divino worship
in a body at tho Methodist church to
morrow morning Tho usual public
servico will bo held in the oveuiug
Charles Clark who resides south of
tho city was beforo Justico Hayes this
morning on tho charge of disturbing tho
peace Ho was assessed n fine and
costs amounting to about 10 which he
refused to pay and was sent to the
countj jail to board it out
Details of old soldierB from Mathow
sou post No 109 G A R visited the
different rooms of tho public schools
yeBtorday afternoou and gave tho pu
pils short talks of a patriotic unture
Charles Cohen was arrested thiB morn
ing for violating the provisions of the
bicycle ordinance while riding on tho
sidewalks of Norfolk nvenuo Ho was
assessed a flue of 1 and costs which
wero paid
Tho contract for erecting the new
schoolhouBO at Madison and wrecking
tho old one was let to Moore Co of
Des Moines Iowa for 11400 the
building to bo completed in 100 days
J B Herman ond Alex Morrison of
this city wore bidders on the contract
Mrs D J KoenigBtein has gone to
Lincoln cnlled there by tho announce
ment that her mother Mrs E S Wal
dron iB dangerously ill The many
Norfolk friends of Mrs Waldron will
hope that her condition may not be as
bad as feared and that she will soon be
on the road to recovery
Marshal Widaman complains that a
large number of cows owned by residents
of the city nro allowed to run at large
and Btates that they are responsible for
much of tho breakage in the sidewalks
besides tho destruction of gardens and
the mutilation of lawns Ho threatens
to impound the animals if they are not
kept up
J I Taminosian the Bibleland
evangelist has consented to occupy the
pulpit nt the Baptist church tomorrow
morning while Rev W H Eaton is
absent in Battle Creek where he will
deliver the sermon to tho graduates of
the High Bchool Mr Taminosian will
appear in his npostolical costume He
will speak in the Congregational chnrch
on Sunday June 17th
W W Hughes general secretary of
theY M C Lwill leave about the
first of June for Sioux City where he
will visit his parents for about a week
and will then go to Chicago to bo ab
sent three mouths during which time
he will take a course of study in tho Y
MIO A work The Y M C L work
hero will be placed in chnrgo of a com
mittee during his absence
Mrs George Reckard very pleasantly
entertained a company of lady friends
yesterday afternoon nt her home on
West Norfolk avenue Mrs S F
Shnrpless Miss Fannie Norton and Miss
Edith McClary assisted the hostess in
details of the entertainment and the
afternoon passed most satisfactorily to
thoso concerned The refreshments
served were dainty and delicious
The case in which the Krug Brewing
company of Omaha is plaintiff and Bert
Eberhart defendant was tried this morn
ing before Judge Hayes The company
nsks for the restitution of its property
iu which Mr Eberhart runs arestnurant
The case was decided against the de
fendant nud ho nt once gave notice of
nppenl to the district court thuB insur
ing him of possession of tho building
until that court convenes
Mr and Mrs I M Mncy returned
last eveuiug from Liucoln whero they
attended the annual meeting of the
stnte photographers association Dar
ing the convention thero was a contest
among the ladies in attendance involv
ing their capacity to drive a nail swiftly
and properly Mrs Macy drove the
noil in four secoudBaud won the prize
amnhdoln Othet cpnta were
nearly as many minutes in accomplish
ing the feat as it took tho winnor sec
onds
Tho result of tho visit of Postofflco
Inspector Swift to tho Norfolk offlco is
thus given in tho Journal Tho first
part of his investigation ascertaining
whether the ofllco was entitled to tho
service was BotiBfnctory tho gross
receipts for tho Inst fiscnl year being
1010109 and for tho first ton mouths
of tho present fiscal year 724011 bo
that if tho receipts for May and June are
to tho average tho free delivery require
ment will bo excelled bynpwnrdof 100
Tho remniuder of tho investigation was
not so satisfactory No street nnmes
were posted nt intersections bnly n
portion of tho houses were numbered
and tho sidewalks wore in bnd condi
tion in mnny plnces When theBo defl
cieucies nro supplied nnd the postmaster
certifies to tho fact Mr Swift will return
and establish the service
For a Summer Outing
Tho Rocky Mountain regions reached
via tho Union Pacific provido laviBhly
for tho health of tho invalid nnd tho
plensuro of tho tourist Amid these
rngged steeps nro to bo found some of
tho most charming and restful spots on
earth Fairy lnkes nestled amid sunny
peaks and climate that cheers and ex
hilrates The summer excursion rates
put in effect by the Union Pacific ennble
you to reach the60 favored localities
without unnecessary expenditure of
time or money
Iu effect June 21 July 7 to 10 inc
July ltf and August 2 One fare for the
round trip from Missouri river to Denver
Colorado Springs Pueblo Ogden and
Salt Lnko City Return limit October
llst 1900
For time tables and full information
call on F W Jnneman agent
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Wasted Several bright nnd honest
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The following transfers of real estate
aro reported by E G Heilman mau
ager of the Madison county abstract
offico at Norfolk
Fred Warrant and wife to W
H Wigton s G4ft of n 1M ft
lots 7 nnd 8 block 4 Norfolk
qcd 300 00
Willis E Reed and wife and S
O Campbell and wife to E
D Wells and N M Wells
lot 51 block 35 Clarks 2 Madi
son Mill Cos add to Madi
son wd 850 00
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MONDAY MENTION
E A Bullock came homo from Bionx
City Saturday
Geo L lies returned from South
Dakota Saturday
Guy H Wilbur of Wayne waB a city
visitor yesterday
Iloubcn Lipp of Pawnbo City waB in
Norfolk yesterday
1 S Malcolm was in tho cily from
Madison Saturday
John Shannon of Hosklns vras a Sun
day visitor in Norfolk
E G Macy of llattlo Creek -was a
Sunday visitor in Norfolk
Mr and Mrs H G Corroll of Plain
view spent Sunday with Norfolk friends
Olllcinl Abstractor Heilman made one
of his customary visits to Madison today
W H Wigton is in tho city from
Omaha looking after Auditorium mat
ters
E M Huntington is building n nico
porch in front of his homo on The
Heights
A daughter was born Saturday morn
ing to Mr and Mrs Hartley Worley
who live east of the city
Editor A F Enos nnd family of
Stanton spent Sunday nt the homo of
Mr and Mrs W E Spencer
John L Olark of the Platte Center
Signal was a Norfolk visitor today and
made this oillce a fraternal call
Mrs Williamson and two children of
Boone lown aro gnestB at the home of
II P Dingman in South Norfolk
Mnyor Robertson has so far recovered
from his recent illness that ho is able to
appear on the stfeets ngain today
The Misses Psota and Ackerman of
Stanton will visit with Miss Nellie
Schwenk until after commencement
Bom this morning to Mr and Mrs
O M Thornton at their home on
Braasch avenue a daughter nnd a son
Tho regular meeting of the L M L
A will be held this evening nt their
regular meeting place in G A 11 hall
Mrs D P Sidler returned today from
Shelby and Council BIuITb lown where
she has been viBiting about two weeks
Miss Clara Holden arrived in the city
yesterdny from Omaha and will visit
her brother Dr H T Holden about a
month
Judge M P Kinkaid of ONeill re
publican candidate for congress in the
Sixth district was a Norfolk visitor
Saturday
Mrs Geo Stapenhorst returned home
from Tilden yesterday She reports her
sister Mrs Jas Wathiu ranch improved
in health
Dr A J Johnson returned from hi
trip to California Saturday noon look
ing very much improved by his trip
through the west
Col J E Simpson will leave tomor
row night for Neligh and will deliver
the Decoration Day address at that city
the day following
Mrs A H Alexander nnd daughter
Lulu who have been visiting with Mrs
W P Williams returned today to
their home in Hastings
Miss Lulu Miller ol Mt Vernon lown
who has been visiting her sister Mrs
Judge Kelly for a week returned to Mt
Vernon on the noon train
Miss Anna Zuelow celebrated her
birthday with a party at her home on
Philip avenue la6t evening Those
participating had a very enjoyable time
Mrs Mae Wheaton and son James
who have been visiting her parents Mr
and Mrs J E Simpson for the post
two months departed Saturday noon
for their home in South Omaha
Albert Wittenburg a farmer who
lives east of the hospital for the insane
is to be united in marriage with Miss
Annie Fheil at Hoskins on the llst
Both are residents of Stanton county
The News is in receipt of the an
nouncement of the marriage of Edward
Ellsworth Harter and Miss Phobe
Alspnugh which took place at Naper
ville 111 on the 2ird Mr and Mrs
Harter will bo at home on Douglas ave
nue Naperville after July 1st
S R MtFarland has received a let
ter announcing that his father Rev A
M McFarland who is well known in
this vicinity is very sick nt his home
near Craig with nervous prostration
and is threatened with pnralysis He is
anxiously awaiting further news of his
condition
The eclipse of the sun was watched
this morning with considerable interest
by the people of Norfolk many of whom
had supplied themselves with smoked
glass About half of the suns surface
waB obscured when the eclipse was at
its best The shadow commenced cov
ering the sun about 7 oclock and left it
about 9
At the time of the republican congres
sional convention of tho Third district
which placed iu nomination John R
Hays of this city as candidate for con
gress the choice of a chairman aud sec
retary of the ceutrnl committee was
left with him Mr Hays has recently
selscted Bart Mupes of this city as
chairman His choice of secretary haB
not yet been announced
The amount of precipitation this
spring during April was about double
that of a year ago nut thus far during
May the record has not approached that
made last year duriug the same month
Dniing May 16D9 the precipitation was
more than eight inches a phenomenal
record while thus fnr during May this
year the rainfall has been but littlo
moro than two inches The nvetfnge of
tho two months is perhaps about the
6ame as last year
Col 11 II Rood president nnd O
W Kepler secretary of Mt Vernon
lown have issued n notice of tho tenth
biennial reunion of tho Society of
Crockers Iowa Brigade which will bo
hold at Kcoknk lown September ti
and 21 next All soldiers who have at
any time served in the Iowa Brigade
composed of tho 11th 10th 15th and
Kith lown Infantry volunteers aro en
titled to membership and aro invited to
attend the reunion The corresponding
secretary D W Bnshneli of Council
Bluffs Iowa says that many of our
comrades residb in your vicinity nnd
desires The News to give publicity to
thoir announcement
Col J E Simpson received word laBt
night of the death of his old marching
comrade dnring the war Jacob H
Warneldorf for many years a resident
of Neligh bnt during tho past year
making his home with his son-in-law at
Kearney where he died His funeral
will be held at Neligh Wednesday Tho
deceased waB nn attendant nt the hos
pital for the insane for two years and is
quite well known here he having been
regular in attendance nt tho Methodist
church dnring that time He was one
of the few religious men who went into
the army and preserved hU religion
nutil the end of the war often getting
down on his knees with tho scenes of
battle around and praying for his
family nt home The funeral will be
on Decorarion Day when Mr Simpson
delivers the address at Neligh
The team of Dan B Lee ran away
yesterday afternoon with his light
road wagon in which was Mrs Lee nnd
son Floyd They had been up to visit
Mr Lees folks in the west part of town
and were returning homo when the
team become frightened nud ran away
Mrs Lee was thrown out first and the
tall cnt agash about three inches long iu
her left temple The boy was thrown out
shortly afterward and had quite a gash
cut in the back of his head Both were
severely bruised and frightened The
boy recently had his leg broken while
playing base ball and very fortunately
his recent accident did not agnin hurt
that injured member which has been
healing nicely Mr Leo nud his
daughter rode their bicycles but were
unable to catch up with tho runaway
horses in time to prevent the accident
The team ran down through Main street
and fiually were captured without do
ing much damage to themselves or the
wagon
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