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FRIDAY FACTS
Judge Powers rondo ft bnslucfH trip to
Ureighton todny
V U Mi D Tyler ffiw ft passenger for
coin thin afternoon
Chris Toxly the Stnnton Jeweler
droto tip thin morning on bnsincKB
Mlss Neldn llan of BAttlo Creek wns
in tho city yesterdny doing some shop
ping
- MissMnrthn ZUUo of Stnnton attended
tho dnnco nt tho hospital for tho insnuo
JoKt evening
Pr6f M G Docrlng of Bnttlo Crook
In tho city yesterdny visiting with
Prof M II Singer
W S Ciinninghnm mid B II Boker
two of Tildons prominent agriculturists
worn Norfolk visitors yesterday
Nov John Aftkln of Tnbor Iowo will
occupy tho pulpit nt tho First Congro
Bntiounl church Sundny morning
A conge ninl company of young peoplo
lrom thu city enjoyed tho weekly enter
tainment nt tho hospital for tho insano
luflt evening
Will Morris of Contrnl City who 1iih
fceen visiting IiIh brother M It Morris
departed todny for I6wn Mitchell no
compnnylng him
Mrs W H Cooloy nnd daughters
BopbIo nnd Mnblo depnrted ycBterdny
for their three months visit to Now
Xondon WiBoonslu
Mrs EE Mitchell proprietor of tho
I millinery ptdroSvhichbnfriod yestcrdny
morning returned horrio last1 night
froni her viBitiu Iowa
Mrs II G Worrell nud nophow Hnr
lold Corroll Who Hnvo been visiting
friends in tho olty returned to Plain
Tiow on tho noou trnlu
Mr nud Mrs Nnthnn Rcckard who
have been visiting rolntives nud friends
in tho city for soma time departed this
noon for their homo in Oninhn
Harvey Queeu of Whiting Iown tho
peculiar wrecking of whoso homo by
lightning Iwas reoltod in yestordnys
dispatches is n cousin of Win Queen
of thiH city
Tho socinl given by tho Y P S 0 E
ofjtho First Cougregntiounl church on
tho lnwn of A E Campbell on South
Eleventh Btreotjwas n vory enjoyable
function nnd well patronized
Master Frank King is eutertniuiug n
number of little friends this afternoon
from 4 to 1 nt his homo nt tho corner of
Koonigstoln nventio nnd Ninth street in
obsorvnnce of his sixth birthday
S O Campbell Chris Schavland nnd
Win Parkinson nro in tho city this
nitornoon on their wny homo from Lin
coln whore they attended tho repub
lican rally and ratification yesterday
Eccles West who is up from Missouri
on n business trip to Stnnton enmo to
Norfolk yesterday to visit his old time
friend Dr A J Johnson They were
acquaintances 20 years ago in Illinois
Miss Kathryn Sisson left this morning
for a ten days sojourn at Lake Geneva
Wisconsin Sho goos as a delegntofrom
hor college Tho Ohio Wesloyau to the
National W W O A summer school
The ram last night was something
less than a half inch but it was of in
estimable value to growing vegetation
which has been wonderfully revived
nnd 1b now in condition to stand several
days of dry weather The shower of
yesterday and the rain of Inst night
will do much to straighten out the crops
which were blown down by the recent
severe wind Btorni
Officer Kane entertained a trio of
tramps over night one of them giving
him quite a tussle Inst evening when he
was placing him under arreBt The
fellow was very docile until he was
being led down Fourth 6treot to tho
jail when he rebelled and it took two
officers and a citizen to get him behind
tho bars This afternoon he was brought
up and fined 10 and costs but it is
probable that the trio will be escorted
out of town some time today
At the session of district conrt which
wob held in Madison last week Hattie
H Watkins wbb given a divorce from
her huBband J H Watkins on the
ground of non support Both parties to
tho suit are members of tho Vbluuteer
Army nud are quite well known in Nor
folk having been married here n few
years ago Mrs WTatkins is a daughter
of Mr aud Mrs H H Luke Mrs
Bathke was also granted n divorce from
her husband O F A Bathke on the
ground of cruelty nud non support
Madison Chroniclo A 1000 slander
suit was begun in the district court yes
terday forenoon by Herbert Kaufman
against J A Parker and Fred Nenow
The plaintiff alleges that defendants
circnlated a story that he had appropri
ated property of another and converted
it to his own use thereby damaging his
character The parties involved were
until recently employed in a Norfolk
creamery and the plaintiff further sets
forth that the report was started bo that
he would lose his job instead of one of
the defendants business being light
Messrs Sol G Mayer 0 D Jenkins
JNathan Reckard and Frank Davenport
composed a fishing party yesterday that
went to the lake southeast of town
When the party arrived at the lake
they discovered that the fellow who was
to furnish the fishing tackle which
each declared was the other had neg
ectedhlB duty They picnicked any
vayon the lunch which was not for
gcttenand drove to Stanton and viewed
Vji -
tho sights of that city Their ono con
soling thought is snid to bo that they
luobably caught as many fish n though
thoy had been fully equipped with tho
necessary pnrnphornnlin
W II Unlrd manngcr of tho Norfolk
RUgnr factory hns received notice thnt
ho is to bo transferred to tho now fac
tory nt Rocky Ford Col whero ho goes
ns superintendent Thejnnmo of IiIb sue
cesHor n mnnngor hero linn not boon nu
nounred Mr Balrd expects to lenvo
for Itocky Ford on Saturdny of next
week Mrs Bnlrd U now in Grand
Island visiting her paronts but will re
turn tho first of tho week Mr Unlrd
enmo to Norfolk In November 18ir nu
chemist with tho sugar company and
Btieh marked ability did ho Rhow in
nngnr making that n yenr ago ho was
promoted to superintendent of tho fnc
tory Upon tho removal of Mr Wiotzer
to Itocky Ford ho WftB ngnin promoted
this time to mnnnKor of tho Norfolk
business His transfer to Itocky Ford
ns superintendent of tho largo now fnc
tory being erected by tho Amcricnu
licet Sugnr company ia n still further
ndvnucomont Mr and Mrs Baird nl
though tho latter 1ms lived here but a
short timo Blnco their mnrrlago hnvo a
lnrco circle of friends in Norfolk who
will rogret tholr romovnl from tho city
nt the snmo time wishing them nbuudnnt
succobb in their now homo
Tlie Doctor Alet
Thoflfth annual session of tho Elk
honk Valley Medical Bocioty is being
held at tho parlors of the Oxnard hotel
this afternoon nnd will continue during
tho evening
f iThOfsociety is officered as follows E
Tanner of Battle Oreekt president A 15
Scofleld of Tllden deceased first vice
president J P Gillignn of ONeill
socond vice president Frnnk G Snlter
of Norfolk secretary W H H Hngey
of Norfolk treasurer
Tho following is tho program for the
session
Presidents Address E Tanner
Battle Creek
Treatment of Puorpual EclnmpBln
A Benr Norfolk
Antitoxin in Early Treatment of
Diphtheria with Report of SixCaseB
B F Gny Pierco
Diseaso is not Hereditary W F
Conwell Noligh
Itotoutiou J P Lord Omaha
Paper H Wiunett Orr Lincoln
Somo Points in Emergency Surgery
B B Davis Omaha
Acuto Otitis Media F S Owen
Omnhn
OporfttiveiTrentment in Somo Nnsnl
Troubles Geo Wilkonseu Omnhn
Chronio Catarrh of tho Stomach
V W Kiesau Norfolk
Spring Schedule on tlui Xlckle Iluto lloiul
KlVevtivo May 1000
Ft Wayne Findlny Fostorin Bello
vuo Lorain Cleveland ABhtabula
Conueaut Girard Erio Chautauqua
Lake Dunkirk Buffalo ns well as Now
York Boston and nil intermediate
points iii New England Now York
Btato and the anthracite coal regions
are reached on fast time and lowest
rates of faro by trains of thoNickle Plate
road Leave Chicago 10U5 a m U H0
p in 10i0 p in with up-to-date
drawing room sleeping cars Unex
celled dining cars on through Boston
aud New York train at 10 5 a m nnd
Now York City fast express train
iug Chicago at 1 80 p m All trains
run daily Train leaving Chicago at
2 80 p m hus observation car east of
Buffalo over the Lackawanna road ar
riving in New York City 7 -25 p in
every day in tho year in good shape for
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one bottle given to one- person and none
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No throat or luug remedy ever had
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THE XOltFOLK NEWS THURSDAY JULY 51000
SATURDAY SIFTINGS
Charles Mnrdock of UolumbUB is a
visitor in tho Bognr City todny
Master Fred Ingnlls han been visiting
friends in tho country for n week
A few stray Indians from tho Omaha
reservation wcro in Norfolk today
Dr I W Green tho pension exam
inerhns returned from his trip to Wash
ington
Mrs J E Simpson will return this
evening from n months visit with
her son at Orleans
Tho Trinity social guild has arranged
for n picnic Tuesday nfternoou nud
evening nt Tnftn grovo
Marshnll Lenvitt of tho telephone
force was registered nt tho Mondamiu
in Sioux City yesterday
Tho Leonard nud Norton bnso ball
nines nro engaging in n contest on tho
diamond this aft or noon
A special cnttlo train passed through
tho city over tho M it O this morning
eurouto from Sioux City to Ewing
MlsBes Frances Davenport and Eliza
beth Shnrplcss nro visiting at tho home
of W C Davenport in Sioux City Iown
Mrs Ed Manchester returned last
night from Pierco whero Bho had been
visiting her sister Mrs W E Powers
Master Harold and Edwin Gow re
turned last evening from Wayuo whero
thoy hnvo been visiting friends for n
week
Miss Estolln Hnrtmnn who hns been
visiting friendB hero for about ten days
returned to hor home in Sioux City this
morning
Mrs Isonc Powers sr returnMl to
her her homo in Pouca todny accompa
nied by hor grandson Carroll Powers
who will visit for a week
Mrs Rottn Ingalls has resigned her
position as clerk in the Beelor dry goods
Btoro and will go to Pawnee City to
visit her son Fred for n month
Tho advertising onr of Campbells
circus is in the city nnd tho heart of
tho small boy has been Bent into n
llntter of anticipation and excitement
thereby
Miss Lucy WilliarnB of this city will
bo ouo of tho instructors in the Burt
county teachers institute to bo held in
Tekamah during tho week beginning
August 20
LaBt night was cool enough for quite
heavy wraps and coverings to be com
fortable which is quito a contrast with
tho wenther that proceeded it for n
week or two
C S Ilnyes will lenvo this evening
for Leed City S D where ho will join
Mrs Hayes nnd Clyde nnd together they
will go to Spenrfish to enmp out for n
week or ten dayH
Rov and Mrs S F Shnrpless have
received word from their daughter Mrs
Walter Cather who says that they are
nicely settled at housekeeping in their
now home in Oxnard California
Miss Georgia Harvey lias resigned her
olerkship with Beeler Bros her resig
nation to tnko effect this evening She
will visit here about 10 days and will
then leave for her home in Denver Col
Russell Thompson came homo todny
He bos been away eight months during
which he has acted as messenger for
the Americnu Express company with a
run between Piedmont and Leed City
South Dakota
ONeill Frontier August Gregger
a young Polander aged 24 years was
before the insanity board yesterday
adjudged insane and was taken to the
asylum at Norfolk He lived with his
parents in Stuart township
The family of J W Henderson living
four miles west of tho city is very much
afflicted Four of the children as pre
viously reported are sick with whoop
ing cough ouo has the scarlet fever and
Mr nnd Mrs Henderson are both tick
Tomorrow is the date set for the
change of management in the Norfolk
hospiral for tho insane Dr O L Stev
enson who has been the head physician
under Dr G F Keiper will be installed
as superinrendent in place of Dr
Kieper resigned while Dr August
Anderson of Hebron will be installed ns
assistant physician
Wm Lowell who assisted Sheriff
Reynolds iu bringing down an insane
patient from Knox county yesterday
eudeavored to board tho north bound
train whilo in motion yesterday noon
prove its value Sold by deulers in all but llei1 iu his enort ml was thrown
vioieutiy to tno ground sustaining n
fracture of soveral ribs and n bad cut on
the head He was taken to the Queen
City hotel and his injuries ntteuded by
Dr Mackay The ribs were broken nl
most squarely in two nud made a very
painful injury He was bandaged up
and started for home today although his
movements caused him a great deal of
pain
G M Thompson has adjusted his
loss recently sustained by fire and
smoke with tho adjustors of the com
panies in which his stock waB insured
agent of the Home Fire Insurance com
pany in which his stock was insured
and is now open for business After
going into the details of his loss it was
found that it waB not as great as atrfirst
supposed and he accepted 4175 in settle
ment thereof Mr Thompson was par
ticularly pleased with the manner in
which Mr Roberts general agent of the
Home Fire Insurance company of Om
aha does business for his company
ns it was through his efforts thnt
the prompt settlement wns made
Tho lire ocenred early Thursday morn
ing nud the loss wns therefore ndjnsted
in juRt nbout two days timo
Tho Barnes family living uiuo miles
south of tho city between Warnerville
nud Madisou lost their home by firo
yesterday aud are left in destituto clr
cumstances They are now Bleeping in
tho barn but have no bedding of any
sort nnd tho charitably inclined of Nor
folk are invited to solicit to their needs
There oro four children in the fninily
besides n grandchild Tho girl is about
lit years of ngo nud tho boys nges range
from perhnps 10 to 15 years Anyono
having clothing thnt will answer for
their comfort could nssist by giving it
If contributions of cither clothing or
food aro left at the house of Mrs MoKim
on North Tenth street sho will see
that they receive it Mrs Barnes used
her belt endeavors to put the firo out
climbing on the roof to do so but her
efforts were entirely unavailing
NORFOLKS STREETS
Nnine nnil Location of the ThoroiiRlifurt
of the City of Norfolk
The peoplo are very fow in tho city
who know the names and locations of
the streets and avenues of Norfolk out-
sido of their immediate neighborhood
aud those mostjusetaud for thepnrpoBo
of acquainting its renders with informa
tion concerning them The News has se
cured ami herewith publishes a list ar
ranged iu a manner that should be
readily understood
Names and numbers of streets com
mencing nt north lino of city limits
Streets running east and west east of
Creighton railroad track
Prospect avenue
Nebraska avenue
Braasch avenue
Norfolk avenuo
Madison nvenuo
Philip avenue
Park nveuue
Pnsewnlk nvenuo
Bluff street
Grove street
Michignn line of Fourth wnrd nv
euue
Prairie Norfolk Junction avenue
Indian avenue
Third street
Second street
First street
Washington south of F E M V
tracks Sunny Side addition street
AdamB street
West of Creightou track commencing
uorth line of city liniitB
Walnut Verges addition street
Elm street
Verges avenuo
Prospect avenue
Nebraska avenue
KoeuigBtein aveuue
Norfolk avenue
Madison Avenue
Philip avenue
Park avenue
Hayes avenue
Taylor avenue
Pasewalk avenue
Oninha Riverside Park avenue
Lincoln avenue
Hastings avenue
Grand Island avenue
Fremont avenue
Names of streets running north and
south commencing at east line of city
limits
Birch Park addition street
Pine street
Cottonwood street
Fjrst steet
Second street
Third street
Fourth street
Fifth street
Sixth street
Soventh street
Eighth street
Ninth street
Tenth street
Eleventh street
Twelfth Etrcet
Thirteenth street
Higgins avenue
Sutphen avenue
Cooley avenue
Lillie nvenuo
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MONDAY MENTION
Rutsel Thompson returned last even
ing to Leed S D
A L Tucker of Wisner was a Sundny
visitor in Norfolk
B Caldwell was a city visitor yester
day from Fremont
Judge J B Barnes returned Saturday
from a business trip to St Paul
Geo D Butterfield came down from
Creightou this morning on business
Miss Helen Gliesman went to Creigh
ton Saturday to spend a week with
friends
The Trinity Social guild has postponed
its picnio until Thursday nfternoou
of this week
E J Denuy will succeod Richard
Requn ns district line man nnd inspector
with tho telephone company
Mrs Mohr nnd children of Senttlo
Wnshington is in the city visiting her
brothers Carl nnd Albert Wildo
The first cnntaloupes of tho season nro
now on tho market and watermelons
may bo expected to appear shortly
Miss Susie Thompson who hnH been
teaching in Omaha came home Satur
day evening to spend her vacation
Mr and Mrs Dover of Madison vis
ited with their daughter Mrs Upton
nnd other friends in this city Inst week
Tho Leonard ball team added another
to its list of victories on Saturdny when
it defeated the Norton nine by a sooro of
20 to 1G
Mrs C J Tubbs who has been visit
iug her Bister Mrs Geo Christoph re
turned to her home at Arnold this
state today
The members of tho Sundny school of
the Trinity Episcopal church hope to
participate iu a picnic nt Tafts grove on
Friday afternoon
Mrs Carl Knku of Wisner is in the
city the gactt of her aunt Dr Bertha
Ahlman She is unusually aillicled be
ing both blind and deaf
Dr Frank S Nicholfou of St Paul
this state is visiting with his uncle G
B Salttr aud attending the meeting of
the Elkhoru Valley Medical society
Post Grnud Master S W Hayes S G
Dean and G W Box drove to Battle
Creek Saturday to assist in the installa
tion of officers of the Masonic lodge
there that night
A picnic is being held this afternoon
at Tafts grove by a number of her lady
friends in honor of Mrs G F Keiper
who will leave for her home in Pierce
tomorrow morning
A fellow charged with disorderly
conduct was taken in by tho officers
Saturday aud this morning paid the fine
of 2 and costs assessed against him and
was given his liberty
Richard Requa who has for several
years been n valuable assistant in the
office of the Nebraska Telephone com
pany nt this plnco will leave Thursday
for California to join his parents
A glorious rain fell last night and was
particularly acceptible lollowing ns it
did the hot dry wind of yesterday The
Etorm came up with a considerable
flourish of wind and electricity but it
did not prove very severe
Dr Anderson came in Saturday noon
from Hebron to take his position as as
sistant physician of the Norfolk hospi
tal for the insane He was accompa
nied by his father Nils Anderson who
will visit with him n few days
Yesterday was the 50th birthday of
Mrs A P Childs and in honor of the
event the members of the Eastern Star
paid her a surprise visit at her home on
West Madison street and both the
guests and the surprised lady had a
inoBt elegant time Times Tribune
July 1
Battle Creek Republican It seemB
peculiar that a prominent democrat
thnB early in the game would offer to
bet f 100 that Dietrich will be t lected
govenor but such a case is reported in
Madison county And it iu only one
straw tending to show which way the
wind blows
W A Northcott head cousnl of the
Modern Woodmen of America of
Greenville 111 has written to the com
mittee at Madison having in charge the
Log Rolliug on July 18th signifying his
intention of being present on that date
He declined to nttend n congressional
picnic at Rook Island on tho same date
in order to be present
A committee from Norfolk lodge No
07 A O U W Saturday oveuing pro-
seuted Rev W II Eaton of tho Baptist
church with a handsome lnblem of tho
order and a bag of money These were
tendered in recognition of his valuable
services to the order on June 10th
which was observed ns Floral day
Master Workman H L Spaulding made
tho presentation speech and Mr Eaton
replied
ONeill Frontier Grant Hatfield and
Bob Marsh were visiting iu the south
country Tuesday and Wednesday Bob
says and says it without n smile either
that they picked up baked prairie chicken
in the sandhills south of Ewing Tues
day While the story sounds rather
fl6by B ibs reputation for truth and ve
racity has alwaya beou good and as it
wns a little hot that day we will accept
his story and say nothing But by
it was hot
On invitation of Dr Stephenson a
few friends from the city went out to
the Norfolk hospital for the insane hist
Saturdny evening nnd participated with
tho officers and employes in n fnrewell
dancing party to Superintendent nnd
Mrs Geo F Keiper Tho employes
nud officers had purchased for tho re
tiring superintendent a flue gold headed
cane which wns presented in n uico
speech by Dr Stephenson Dr Keiper
replied very feelingly nnd seemed much
impressed with tho thoughtfuluess of
those with whom he had associated
The evening wns very enjoynbly spent
A car from a school of correspondence
of Scrnnton Pn is on the track nt the
1 unction having enmo iu Saturday
night to remnin for n week The enr is
fitted out with mechanical appllaucea
used in railroad work nud other noces
Btirios to give practical illustrations of
tho work The employes take n course
of instruction through correspondence
and their work in school is verified and
assisted in this manner The car uiakeB
a Btop at all division headquarters and
the employes of tho division aro given
au opportunity to visit it aud receive in
struction through lectures by the mana
ger who accompanies the car
Rov and Mrs W H Eaton expect to
leave Thursday for Wnukon Illinois
where they will rest during tho Bummer
In tho fall Itov Eaton will engage in
evangelistic work iu which capacity ho
hopes to again visit Nebraska Mrs
Eaton whose health is quite poorly
will go eouth this fall hoping that a
change of climnte will prove beneficial
During their residence here Rev Eaton
and wife have made many friendB who
ore exceedingly sorry to have them
leave but wish for them much benefit
in health and prosperity Rev Eaton
has for Eeveral years served the First
Baptist church ns piston
The Campbell show which is comings
here on the 14th is a strictly Nebraska
nroduction having itB headquarters at
Fairbury The compauy uses a Bpecial
train of 18 cars to carry its attractions
and prespnts n two ring circus perform
ance The ndvnnce mnu who waB in
the city Saturday says they run up
against the revenue laws about every
move they make They were charged
100 revenue on euteriup thN state fiom
another and are compelled to pay rev
enue on every contract they make
whether for grounds feed or anyone of
the hundred and one things that a trav
eling circus is compelled to contract for
Mrs Hennessy mother of Mrs J
H House died at tho home of the latter
on North Eleventh street yesterday
morning at 11 oclock aged 07 years
Funeral services will be held at the
Catholic church tomorrow morning at
9 oclock nnd the remnins will be taken
to the cemetery at Battle Creek for in
terment The deceased has been suffer
ing from dropsy for about eight months
and that disease was finally resoousible
for her death The deceased leaves a
family of 12 children six sous and six
daughters to mourn for her Nine of
the children aro here and the other
three nre expected Most of them livo
in or near Noifolk
Company L N N G indulged in its
first tnrget practice since the war at tne
old fair grounds yeterday forenoon
Twenty two members of the company
participated and five qualified nt 100
yards the qualification beiug n score of
18 out of a possibe 25 John L Decker
ranked highest with 21 scores Fred Lob
now scored 20 times Captain Gerecke
Lealand Spanlding and Harry Howell
each scored 10 out of 25 The practice
will be held each Sunday when weather
permits and it may be expected that
something of a contest between mem
bers will result There is to be a con
test for a state cup this fall and com
pany L hopes to be in a position to win
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