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TUESDAY TOPICS
Miss Delia Ochner of MmHsoii is a
city visitor
O J Rumloll was ncify visitor yes
terday from Wayuo
Miss HowIr departed yesterday morn
ing for Sac City Iowa
Mrs Nairn of Buffalo Gap S D is a
Kuost at the homo of O 1 Chapman
John U Long of Iiorco had his leg
brokou by a troo fulling on It tho other
day
Mrs Roland of Iowa Is visiting at tho
home of her sou V C in South Nor
folk
II II Hull Is moviug his family into
tho Mrs Goorgo houso on North Ninth
street
Mrs Thompson of South Norfolk is
hoino from Iowa and was accompauicd
by hor nioco
Mrs N J Davis and daughter Mrs
M P Suitor expect to loavo tomorrow
for Decatur 111 whoro they will visit
Boveral weeks
Chas Pilger who worked in tho ex
press oflice and tried mining at Dead
wood S D returned Sunday and is
again at work in tho Fair store He
was glad to return to Norfolk
Mrs Wm Butzke of Millard who has
visiting her parents Mr and Mrs
Julius Deguor and other relatives and
friends has gone to Wisuer being ac
companied to that placo by her mother
Mr and Mrs Saunders and Mrs
George Mitchell of Osmond are visiting
at tho home of W B Hight while on
their way to Oklahoma overland
They expect to be absent about two
months
E M Norton has received n letter
from Osmond asking that tho Norfolk
ball team come up there on tho Fourth
and play n game of ball for a purse of
00 Mr Norton referred the letter to
the regularly organized ball team to
answer
Father Thomas Walsh of this city
will leave in a day or two in company
with Father Floriau Delaf osse of Omaha
on a four or Ave mouths tour of Europe
They expect to visit Ireland and France
and make quite an extended stay in
Rome
For the orphans home annual festi
val at West Point next Sunday an ex
cursion train will leave Norfolk at S 30
in the morning Quite a number of
Norfolk people have signified their in
tention of going down and enjoying
the day
Frank Neligh of West Point died in
tho hospital for the insane Sunday
morning and the remains were shipped
to West Point for interment The de
ceased was 51 years of age and settled in
West Point with his parents when 13
years of ago in 1863
A company of about a dozen young
people will be entertained this evening
at a 7 oclock dinner by Roy Carter
who has been visiting at home several
days He will leave tomorrow for St
Paul Minn where he has secured a
good position as a pharmacist
The name of Miss May Durlaud of
Norfolk has appeared in The Bees out
ing contest with a credit of 170 votes
Miss Celia M Chase of Wayne who was
ahead a few days ago has droppod back
to fourth place and Miss Fronia DeWitt
of Grand Island leads with a vote of
5155
The members and friends of tho Y
M 0 L will hold a picnic at Tafts
grove on Friday afternoon of this week
Bathing field sports and games will be
the order with some music and short
talks about supper time Bring your
basket lunches and have a good tiino
Ice cream and lemonade will be fur
nished by the league
O W Rish has his hydraulic pipe
laying machine in successful operation
on Tenth street He has recently made
some improvements on it and it now
works very rapidly and is a vast ad
vanco over tho old way of laying water
pipes by the augur method There is
little question but that he has a valu
able machine both for ordinary and ex
tensive work
The lawn social given at the homo of
Otto Tappert last evening by tho Nor
folk lodge Modern Woodmen of Amer
ica waB very largely attended and pro
ductive of muoh enjoyment Tho
Bohuert orchestra discoursed sweet
music during the evening the strains of
which were not confiued to the Wood
men but overflowed into all parts of the
city to the enjoyment of all Tho re
freshments of cake and ice cream were
fine and with the other pleasures that
usually go with a social the eveuiug
passed very quickly It was an even
ing that will long bo remembered by
those participating
The fire department has engaged an
orchestra of six pieces to furnish the
music next Thursday It will play at
the Pasewalk park during the day aud
in tho evening will furnish musio for
the dauce at tho Marquardt hall The
parade at 0 oclock iu the morning will
be headed by the band which will es
cort the firemen speakers etc to the
park It is expeoted that there will be
inauy people present from out of town
aud as there will be no Fourth of July
celebration hero the people of Norfolk
might turn in aud help the fire laddies
make their first annual picnic one long
to bo remembered
S Fuesler has sold out his grocery
and bakery business to Chas Parish of
Stanton Tho stock is bolng involcod
today and Mr Parish expects to take
possession as soon ns tho invoice is com
pleted Mr Fuoslor will remain horo
for awhile and will tlun go wtSt pos
sibly to Colorado Mr Fuesler has been
in business iu Norfolk inauy yoars and
has built up an onviablo trade Ills
success as n builnoss man was ovidoucod
when a fow years ago ho built thospleu
dtd brick block which ho now ocouplos
Ills wifo has boon of much assistance iu
conducting tho business Mr Parish
comes highly recommended as a busi
ness man and will undoubtedly retain
much of tho patronage which has been
accordod Mr Fuesler Mr Parish was
in businoss horo at an early day and has
many friends among tho old timers who
wish him success
Tho increasing use of brick aud othor
pormauout material for sldowalks in
Norfolk Is gratifying to thoso who ad
niiro good substantial walks and it is to
be hopod that thoir uso will bo rapidly
Increased until all tho walks of the city
are built substantially aud woll Tho
original cost of a brick sidowalk is very
littlo moro that that for wood aud when
it is laid it is good for a very much
lougor period It Is especially to bo de
sired where a walk is shadod as tho
boards rot quicker while the shade and
damp has littlo offoct on tho brick Col
S S Cotton is laying a walk of vitrified
brick iu front of his residouco on Nor
folk avenue Hurt Mapes is also laying
a brick walk in front of his property on
Eighth street Brick walks aro also
being laid in front of the properties of
A J W II and O J Johnson on
Koouigstein avenue
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Any adult suffering from a cold
sottlod on the breast bronchitis throat
or lung troubles of any nature who will
call at A K Leonardswill be presented
with a sample bottle of Boscheos
German Syrup free of charge Only
one bottle given to one person aud none
to children without order from parents
No throat or lung remedy over had
such a sale as Boscheos German Syrnp
in all parts of tho civilized world
Twenty years ago millions of bottles
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Greens August Flower than any other
remedy for dyspepsia deranged liver
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persons filling office positions where
headaches and general bad feelings from
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For u Summer Outing
The Rooky Mountain regions reached
via the Union Pacific provide lavishly
for the healthjof the invalid and tho
pleasure of tho tourist Amid these
rugged steeps aro to be found Borne of
the most charming and restful spots on
earth Fairy lakes nestled amid sunny
peaks and climate that cheers and ex
hilarates Tho summer excursion rates
put in effect by the Union Pacific enable
you to reaoh these favored localities
without unnecessary expenditure of
time or money
In effect June 21 July 7 to 10 inc
July IS aud August 2 Ono faro plus
200 for tho round trip from Missouri
river to Denver Colorado Springs
Pueblo Ogdon and Salt Lake City
Return limit Octobor 31st 1900
For time tables and full information
call on P W Juneman Agent
Late reports aro to the effect that
Governor Roosevelt of Now York may
yet be uamed by tho Philadelphia con
vention as candidate for vice president
He has been the preferred coudidate of a
large majority of republicans for a long
time aud if he is uamed will bo part of a
team that willlbe hard to beat Thero
are mauy good men available and it is
to bo hopod that the strongest and best
will bo chosen
Found A pocket book containing a
number of keys Call at The Nrws
ofilco
Order of Hearing
Statu of Nebraska
MikIUoii Couuty 5
Iu the comity court nf Madison county No
hraskii to Julia L Audrus Kliza Audrus Sarali
Locke and Mury Taljnr and all persons Inter
ested iu the obUM of M K Audrus docoasod
On roailiiiK and illiiur petition of Hurt Mupos
showiiiK that Borneo Mcllriilo formor admiuii
tratorof this estate died leaviuu said estate
unsettled ami praying for the appolutmont of
said Hurt Mapus as administrator do bonis
non of said estate
It is hereby ordered that you aud all poraons iu
forested in said matter niaj aud do appear at
the couuty court to bo held in aud for said coun
ty on tho 30th day of J uuo 1900 at one oclock p
m to show cause if any there be why the pray
or of the petitiouor should dot bo granted aud
that notice of tho pendoncy of said putitiou and
the hearlug thereof ho gics to all porsous In
terested iu said matter by publishing a copy of
this order iu the Norfolk Weekly Nmit a
newspaper priutod in said couuty for three
Buccussite weotd prior to said day of ueuriui
Dated May 3Ut 1900
Wm Bites Couuty Jud o
THR NORFOLK NEW THURSDAY JUNK 21 1001
WEDNESDAY WRINKLES
Miss Mattio MoNlsh was a passenger
this noon for Omaha
Horman Gorecko was a business vis
itor to Madison today
Miss Huboudahl of Madison visltod
over night with Miss Hartley
Mrs A P Pilgor of Alllanco arrived
In tho city today to visit friends
Wm Ahlinau and Goorgo Uollor wero
iu Madison yostorday on businoss
Miss Clara Hooch Is up from Lincoln
visiting hor sister Mrs John Kratitz
Tho harvest is ripe but tho laborers
sooin to bo fow Tito woods aro referred
to
Miss Alotta Gillotto of Sioux City is
visiting at tho homo of Iter uncle 11 A
Stowart
Martin Oostorllng has roturnod front
Illinois whoro ho has been for somo
time past
D Rees steward of tho Norfolk hos
pital for tho lusauo was In Lincoln
yostorday
E A Crum of Crolghton aroso oarly
this morning and came to Norfolk on
the oarly train
Mr aud Mrs V II Johnson wont to
Madison today to attend tho Schavlaud
Blokley weddlug
Miss Abble Doughty of Bollo Plaino
Iowa Is visiting at tho homo of hor
uncle C E Doughty
Tho ground Is said to bo getting quito
dry but tho crops do not appoar to bo
aufforlng as yet for lack of moiBturo
Plalnviow has arranged to colobrato
tho Fourth of July aud Is issuing largo
aud elaborate bills announcing tho
ovout
Mr aud Mrs M V Mizcr of Macon
Mo aro visiting at tho homo of J W
Humphrey Mrs Mizer is a sister of
Mr Humphrey
Miss Mabol Rodon roturnod to hor
homo iu Missouri Valley Iowa yostor
day after a few woeks visit with hor
sister Mrs E O Adams of South Nor
folk
Mrs J G Troutmau who has beou
iu a hospital in Chioago during tho past
six weeks is reported to bo improving
nicely aud hopes to return homo uoxt
week
Tho ladies society of tho Congrega
tional church will meet in tho parlors
tomorrow aftoruoou at 2 30 A full
attendance is desired as there is work
to be done
Editor W E Powers of tho Pierce
Leader was iu tho city yesterday and
was accompanied homo last evening by
his sister-in-law Mrs E P Manchester
of Butte Mont
Dr P H Salter aud daughter Dor
otby expect to leavo tomorrow for St
Paul Minn to meet the doctors
cousin Miss Powers of Winnipeg Can
who is coming here to visit relatives
Mrs D J Koenigstein has received
the welcomo intelligence that her
mother Mrs Waldron of Lincoln is
gaining in health rapidly and her early
and complete recovery is now hoped for
Tilden is preparing a flue Fourth of
July celebration and has collected a
good liberal amount toward doing it
properly Meadow Grove aud Nowman
Grove are also arranging for grand cele
brations
Mrs Layha and Mrs Hoyt who have
been visiting their parents Mr and
Mrs John Cliesnutwood will leave Sat
urday for their homes in Marceliue
Mo Miss Lillie Ohesnutwood will ac
company them
Adelbert Remy who has been attend
ing school at Franklin Ind is expected
hero this evening and will visit Norfolk
friends until Friday when in company
with his sister Miss Luella of the
Journal he will go to his home in
Aiusworth for a visit during vacation
The Boone County Agricultural society
is making complete arrangements for
a good fair aud has arranged a very at
tractive speed program with purses ag
gregating 1 000 Tho dates of tho fair
are September 19 20 and 21 Tho sec
retary advertises a fine half mile track
good stalls and good water
Mr E B Keuyon has returned from
a two weeks visit with her parents who
live in Griunell Iowa While thero
sho attouded the commencement of Iowa
college Her brother P II Stoveus
carried off high honors in tho class of
1900 which was tho largest one for
severnl years numbering sixty seven
Tho time has come to collect the
mouey subscribed for the purpose of
purchasing tho library buildiug and tho
committee is out for that purpose and
meetiug with very ready responses from
thoso who signed For the convenience
of subscribers a duplicate list has been
left the Citizens National bank
where those who wish to do so may call
and pay without awaiting a call from a
member of the committee It is de
sired to get the monoy in as soou as pos
sible and close up the deal
Rev F O Gieso manager has
ranged for a rate of 100 for tho round
trip between Norfolk and West Point
next Sunday on account of the
Orphans Homo fostival Theexoursiou
traiu will leave Norfolk at 8 30 in the
moruiug aud the Junction at 35 ar
riving at West Point at 10 oclock Re
turning the train will leave West Point
at fl 30 p m This will bo an excellent
opportunity to visit West Point and
those who desire a pleasant outing for
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Mrs Kannio Rowo Htopmothnr of
Mrs D A Omtnornian and a nistor of
Row J W and Moses L Kidder tliod
quito suddenly nt Oakdalo about II
oclock last ovoning of cancer aged 71
years Tho deceased has boon sick
about two years but it was not sup
posed that t10 end was so near Mrs
Rowo lived horo at 1111 early day nnd is
very well known to tho old nottlors
Hor remains wero brought iu on tho
noon train aud taken direct to tho
Kidder contotory whoro Jthoy wero in
torod Rev G II Miiinconductiug tho
servicci at tho grave
Tho firemen oxpectto thoroughly
entertain nil thoir guests at thoir first
annual picnic tomorrow at Posowalks
grovo and look fora largo turnout
especially of out of town people Their
arrangotnonts aro practicallycomploted
for a big time during tho outiro day and
thoy hope that nlljcitizous who possibly
can will attend aud enjoy the uxorcises
sports and other features onJtho pro
gram This will probably botho only
opportunity of a public demonstration
and holiday before fall ns thero will
be no culobration of tho Fourth and
thore should bo a liboral rosponso to the
offorts of tho firomon
Tho Singor ollico yesterday sold to
W A Wagnor living two miles east of
town two of thoir famous7 drawor
drop head machines
W L Bush secretary and mannger
of tho celebrated Bush Gorts Piano
Co stopped over night to visit with
Mr Hayes their agent aud had tho
pleasure of closing the salo of Jthoir
finest upright piano Nosl to Miss
Nettie Allbery of this city This rnakcB
the eighth No 15 ho has sold on this
trip bo far Thisjpiauo is hold on its
merits aud has won such a reputation
that tho factory is unable to supply tho
demand Over thirtyjthousand sold in
the last 12 years See them at tho
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