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WEDNESDAY WRINKLES
Win Gher of Stanton was u city Pa
llor yesterday
K K Frlstlo of Klgin was in Nor
folk yesterday
II O Howell was a Now Years visitor
from llnmlolph
Geo Davis was a city isltor yestor
day from Winner
llonry Poiilno was u Norfolk visitor
yesterday from Wisner
MIbsLIIHoM lolthofllooper wns ii
Now Years visitor In Nmfolk
W II llnohol 1h confined to the
Iioubo by u slight Indisposition
Tlioro will lo no meeting of t ho West
81do Whist club tomorrow night
Klkliom council No 17111 Hoynl Ar
Ciuium will meet tomorrow night
Miss Kdith Hachclor arrived from
Omaha lust night mid Is tho guest of
-Miss Annlo Mollrldo
Miss Martha Parker returned to Omnlin
yesterday nttur u vacation visit to Nor
folk ruliulvos mill friends
Tlio miiitmum toinpornturo yesterday
hh recorded by Dr Salters thermometer
was 7 degrees bolow zero
Tho Indies gulll of Trinity chiiroh
will meet with Mrs II 0 Mntriiu to
morrow nftornoon nt SI I0
Miss Suslo Thompson returned yes
tordny to Omaha aft or n pleasant holi
day viRlt with pnrouts mid friends
Miss Mamie MnM uu and Wnrron Idler
nrrived in tho city from Lincoln Mon
day Wurron will visit horo until
Saturday
This is tho regnlur meeting night of
tho Pioneer Hook and Ladder company
nud a Rood uttotidauco of members Is
desired
A company of young frionds watchod
thn old year out and tho now in with
Miss Edith Parker Mondny evening
Tho evening was vory entertainingly
spout HB
Thero was a watoh party of young
people Monday uvonlng t tho homo of
Jar nud Mrs Oarl Wildo ou South Sixth
treot Tho timo was vory ploasautly
passed
D 7 Koouigsteiu has taken ehnrgo of
the otllcial abstraut business formerly
couducted by Chester A Fullor and will
ntteud to tho wauts of patrous in the
future lie Buccecds 10 G Hoilmau
who gave up tho business on account of
his appointment to tho position of deputy
is tut o treasurer
Dr P II Salter who has served in
tho capacity of local surgeon for thu V
K M V company for some time Iiivb
boon appointed to tho position of divi
sion surgeon tor tho road Tho doctor
Is skilled In his profession mid the com
pany undoubtedly roalizos from past ex
porionco that a better selection could not
be mndo Tm Nrws vyith his ninny
frionds oxtouds congratulations both to
tho compauy and the doctor
A most interesting service was cele
brated at tho homo of Mr Kolteriuanjust
north of Pierco on Tuesday afternoon
the occasion being tho wedding of Mr
V F Murber of South Norfolk to Miss
E O Smith whoso home was at Mr
Kultorinnus Tho ceremony was per
formed by the Rev John Tenories of
this city After tho sorvico u largo and
limppy company sat down to a sumptu
ous dluuer
Tho Piano Manufacturing company
Inw rented the Brueggemauu building on
east Norfolk avenue for another yoar as
a store room and have just shipped six
carloads of biudors mowers and rakes
from their factory in Illinois Tho
company oftor a years trial gnds that
tho office ehtabllbhed hero and placed
under the management of W H Blake
man isa success and will continue it
under the preBeut management
Mr and Mrs T M Hull roturned
lost evening from u visit to Iowa Ho
gardlug their visit thero tho Eveniug
Times Republican of Marsliulltowu
ays under date of tho Hist Mr and
MrsT M Hull of Norfolk Nob who
Lave been in the city u few duys as tho
guett of Mr ami Mrs O T Uronkleton
and family went to Ames Saturday
evening where they will remaiu for a
brief visit before returning to their
home
Frank Hirsch who is now engaged in
the bakery business ut Stanton was in
the city this morning He states that he
hM beeu enjoying a good trade and is
well pleased with his now home He
peaks in a most euthusiastio manner of
the people he has met thero and hopes to
win and retaiu their friendship and
patronage Frauk will undoubtedly do
the right thing by his Stanton custom
era and his Norfolk friends will wish
him success in his new undertaking
The Wise Member company succeeded
immensely in entertaining tho audience
that assembled at the Auditorium last
-evening and nothing but good words
for the company and entertainment are
heard The program was clean and
mirth provoking two qualities which
are not ul ways combimd in a coined v
performance The plot of tho play is
good and was carried out by a cast of
genuine ability The special features
were new and nicely presented It was
one of tho few companies that has suc
ceeded in arousing a Norfolk audience
to spoutauoonB enthusiasm this ability
being developed earJy iu tho first act
and continued through tho entire per
formance Many of the flatures were
vgorously encored and the audience
evinced a desire for their return
hvimi for thn third tluio With tho
company constituted ns it was hero pa
trons of other the aires may rest assured
that thoy will bo highly entertained
The oompany was well pleased with Its
audience and tho pleasure was cordially
reciprocated
MADISON
Herman loreoko of Norfolk was In
town Wednesday
I H Davis was a south bound pas
senger Wednesday
Capt Fred Geyner was a passenger
for Columbus Sunday
1 A lliisonottor of Nowinan irovo
was In town Friday last
0 II Swallow and tninily of Humph
rey spent Now Years with relatives
Prof It O Miles returned to his
homo In nianohartl Iovwt Wednesday
morning
Jones Pros aro now lu chargo of tho
Uubondall drug store whiuh thoy re
cently purchased
1 II Heels of Norfolk was looking
for prospective musical Instrument pur
chasers Wednesday
Fay Malone who spent part of his
holldav vacation hero returned to his
homo In Omaha Monday
Maurtco Jirberry manager of tho
Omaha elevator at Warnorvlllo was a
business visitor Saturday
Miss Dona Carter departed Monday
for an extended visit with hor slstor
Mrs O O Dodgo in California
Misses Grant Allen Trino and
Messrs Miles and MoKlhoo returned to
Lincoln Wednesday to resumo their
university work
Mr Mortz and Miss Peterson were
married Wednesday afternoon at the
rosidonco of the brides grandfather Mr
Glaus Young lu North Madison by Rev
Fowler
Tho Friday night club was very
ploasautly entertained at whist by Miss
Edna McGohce at tho homo of her par
ents Mr and Mrs E T McCluhoo a
mile west of town last Friday evening
Harvey Esh nnd Burt Ray of tho
militia and Geo R WycolT M Gross
and Sam Friedman of tho K Ps wont
to Norfolk Tuesday evening to escort
tho remains of P D Ruhmau They
wore joined hero by sovoral others who
attended tho funeral at Crestou
Tho following mnrriago licenses have
been issued
William A Mcintosh ago 25 of
Emorick nnd Miss Edna Holland ago 111
of Meadow Grove December ill Peter
II Brouson ago 27 of Madison and
Miss Maggie Lommer ago 18 of Butler
Co December ill married by Judge
Bates Charles C Craig ago 11 of Mad
ison ami Miss Clnissio M Renlsobler
ago 17 of Mndihon December 81 Emel
O Mortz age 2 of Battlo Creek nud
Miss Luolla Zetiun Peterson ago 20 oi
Battlo Creek January 1 Joseph D
Fitcher ago 27 of Madtaou nnd Miss
Aunio M Miller ago 18 of Madison
January 2 married by Judge Bntes
WARNERVILLE
Geo Wheolor killed two raccoous
ceutly near the Elkhoru river
Tho dance nt W P Rowletts
THE NORFOLK NEWS FRIDAY JANUARY I 1901
re-
last
Friday eveniug was well uttcuded
Miss Oriolo Adams of Norfolk visited
severul days last week with friemh here
Fred McCluhau of North Boud is
visiting with 0 W Pottitt and family
Mrs O M Moore returned Wednes
day from a mouths visit nt Randolph
Iowa
Walter Sawyer of Rock county spent
Christmas week with his Bister Mi
Nell McBeath
Wm Lovell aud Noah Philbou drove
up to Boyd county last week to visit
friends nud relatives
The infant child of Mr aud Mrs Ed
Rowlett jr died Friday of eczema
nud was buried at Madison Sunday
Charles Underwood has bought an
80ncro farm four miles south of town
nud expects to move thereon in the
spring
Our farmers are till losing catte
from the so called corn stalk dis
ease A N MeCiinnis lost five moro
last weok making fourteen he has lost
this season aud Scott Slmpsou lost four
while a number of farmers have lost oue
or more head
BEGA
Chas Wilson weut to Stanton ou bus
iness Saturday
Misses Burcuniore aud Luudquist re
turned from Lincoln lost Saturday
Mr Nelsoii of Hoskius was vihitiug
with friends iu this vicinity ou Monday
Andrew Sweusou is spending the holi
days with his cousin Dr Hydeu in
Soutli Dakota
Rev Butler preached in Bega Suuduy
although it was very stormy tuito a
number came out to heur him
MibS Mary Houdricksou roturned from
Oklahoma where she has been visit
ing with relatives for a few months
Misses Sadio Bowman and Emma
Johnson from Swaburg are visiting
with tho formors uncle Mr O T Hnu
sen
Wanted Active man or woman
witli rig to deliver uud canvass in town
aud rural dUtricts No cauvnssing
Salary 00 per mouth References and
security required Address Beutrtce
Book Co P B Sprague Malinger
mm 7 First Nutional bank Beatiiee
Neb
THURSDAY TIDINGS
M R Hull of Plalnvlow was n city
isltor yeste rdny
W E Reed was over from Maillsnu
yesteidny on business
John Goss ami Chot Moroy of Pierco
were city visitors today
Mrs A B Lane is in thu city from
Scribner visiting friends
Miss Margario Heeler was a passenger
yesterday for Sioux City
Call Davonport was a passenger for
Sioux City yesterday neon
Mr and Mrs M B Mcyoisof Stanton
were city visitors yesterday
Miss Mat tio MeNifch has returned
from a visit at Cedar Rapids
Mrs Georgo Stevenson was a city vis
itor yesterday from Madison
Mrs Din Friedman of Madison was
shopping ln tho oity yesterday
Dr A II Corbett and wlfu wero city
visitors yesterday from Madison
Ed Walters of Humphrey Is lu Nor
folk renewing old acquaintances
Prlnclpnl Goo II Whaley of tho No
ligh schools is visiting Norfolk friends
Miss Agnos Carbery roturned yostoi
day from Beatrico whore slio has been
visiting
Deputy Rovenuo Collector Carl T
Sceloy of Madison was a Norfolk vis
itor yesterday
Miss Jounio Wheeler who has been
visiting Norfolk frionds returned to her
homo lu Cluidrou yestordny
W II Rish who hns been confined to
his homo with sickness for some time
was able to bo out this morning
The record of tho county judges
office at Madison show that 127 murri
ago licenses wero issued during last
year
Ud Soslor has treated tho Undo Sam
mail wagon to n now coat of paint
that has greatly improved Its nppoar
atico
S Iv Dextor who has been hero bov
oral days looking after his cold storage
lutorests returns to Lowell Miibb vto
morrow
Profs M B Singer and A Steffen
teachers in the Christ parochial school
wont to Omaha yostorday to attend a
conference of teachers of that denomi
nation
Clydo Hammond who visited with
his mother Mrs W W Roberts during
tits holiday vacation has returned to
Peru to resumo his studies in tho state
normal school
Perry Trulook was olected as ouo cf
tho delegates to tho state meeting of
tho Yoluuteor Firomeus association by
tho Pioneer Hook and Ladder company
at its meeting last night
L L MuKim is quite anxious to meet
tho boy who handed him n lantern on
the night of tho accident which resulted
in tho death of Peter L Buhmauu The
boy seemed to have keenly observed the
paiticulais of the uccideut and he de
sires to learn his story
It has cost the Nebraska Telephone
company u neat sum to keop its system
in repair and make extensions During
1000 the oompany has expended 200000
iu this mnuner Nearly 3000 miles of
now copper wire were strung aud over
iiOO miles of now toll lines constructed
Tho gross recoipts of the Norfolk
postolllcu continues to show a gratifying
increase aud tho gain for 1900 over that
o 18ii is very satisfactory The re
ceipts from postage sales and box routs
for tho year ending December 81 1100
were 10028 00 a gain of 52790 over
the year ending December ill 1800
In a fight nt Vorkey 15 miles west of
Niobrara ou New Years day Alta Hen
derson slashed Lou Wilson with a
pooketkuife inflicting n gash two inches
long ana more than an inch deep in his
abdomen It is feared that the iujured
man cannot recover The fight was the
result of a quarrel over money matters
Attorney F H Free aud family de
parted toduy foi Plaluview whero they
will make their future home Mr Free
having entered iuto a partnership with
County Attorney II F Baruhart for
the practice of law Mr Free aud his
family leave many acquaintances iu
Norfolk who wish them success iu their
new field
Tie sixth annual session of tho Elk
horn Valley Medical society will be held
at the Oxnurd hotel next Tuesday after
noon aud eveuing An instructive and
interesting program has been prepared
aud each member present is expected to
ropoitacase The annual election of
officers Is one of the important numbers
on the program A good at tendance is
expected
The followiug contracts for supplying
the Norfolk hospital for tho iusaue dur
ing thu present quarter have been
awarded by the state lioard of public
lands and buildings Groceries Ray
mond Bros drugs George B Christ
oph dry goods Johnson Dry Goods
Co shoes Daveuport Bros meats
Amour fc Co flour W II Bridge
coal Gleuu Rock Coal Co
The Farmers institute to be held to
morrow and Saturday iu Orrs hall
over the Fair store bus an uuusually
interesting program aud there should
be a large attondauce of tboso v ho re
ceive the moat benefit from the instruc
tive papers uud talks given Tho ses
sions nre open to everybody aud it af
fords an uuusual privilege for acquiring
uew and successful farming methods
Tho hall should bo crowded during
onch meeting oftho session
Robert L rCinoto and bride who
wero man led at Missouri Valley Iown
Cluistinas evening arrived iu South
Norfolk last night nud will mako that
thoir home Mr Canoto is a brake in an
on tho F U M V rond nnd very
popular with his fellow omployes Mrs
Janote was formerly Miss Luolla Wil
liams and at one timo held a position in
tho railroad hotel at Lotig Pino where
Mr Canoto made her ncqualutanco
They have been receiving tho hearty
congratulations of tho people of South
Norfolk
A Nebraska hen that had reared a
Hnu brood of chickens until they wero
half grown says an exchango loft thorn
ono day to look up a location for n new
nest When slio returned she found
thatitho lady of tho hoiuo had carried
olT tho finest young rooster nniong tho
brood Whereupon slio inn ton neigh
bor to pour out her grief But tho
nuighlior after listening to her tulo of
woe consolingly replied Why should
you gruinblo or mourn I saw tho
presiding elder stop at thu houso for
dinner and I suppose boforo this timo
your sou has entered tho ministry
BATTLE CREEK
Jack Manning returned Tuesday from
his Wisconsin visit
Girl Korth of Norfolk was up hero
Wednesday on business
Hon P F Zimmerman wont to Lin
coln Monday to join tho club of repre
sentatives
Martin Walthor of Scribner arrived
hero Saturday for an oxtondid visit with
schoolmates
Fred Schereger his bought 12 foot of
tho Bank corn crib nud is prepuriug to
niovo the samo soon
Tho voting members of tho Lutheran
church will hold their general annual
meeting next Suuduy nftn iioou
Willie Barnos wont to Cody Nob
Saturday where ho obtained a job as
compositor iu Tho Cow Boy office
Mr and Mrs L B Baker went to
Clearwater Monday to spend Now Yenrs
with Mrs Bakers brother Mr Bresler
Chas and Otto Fuerst went to
Kownueo 111 Friday for a three weeks
visit with an uncle aud other relatives
Miss Emma Hugenieier of Norfolk is
visiting horo with the Hogrefo fnmily
aud Delia Reavis of Norfolk was visit
ing hero with her parents tho first part
of tho week
Tho Lutherans had asermon in their
church on Now Years day After tho
sermon Rov J Hoffman read tho fol
lowiug interesting report of the
year past Cases of birth 20 of denth
III of marriage fi couples 1154 per
sons wero receiving the holy commun
ion baptlzedi 110 persons new mem
bers 1 1 total uumbor of voting mem
bers 147 number of nil 700 Collection
by Rev Hoffman for missions 80047
This money was sent away and not used
for homo purposes
Haiiiinunil InulHlann An Ideiil Health
mid Winter Knaort
The passenger department of the Illi
nois Central Railroad company has just
issued a now edition of Hammond
Louisiana as a Winter Resort a beau
tiful illustrated folder showing a few of
tho winter attractions in aud about
Hammond copies of which will be
mailed free on application to the under
signed
For those in good or moderate circum
stance no point iu the south offers su h
inducements The climate is unsur
passed The artesau water excellent
Society almost entirely norUiern and
tho hotel nud boarding house accomoda
tions fur superior to aDy town of its size
iu the north aud nt moderate rates
J F Mekky
Aslf Gen Pass Agt 111 Cent RR
Dubuque Iowa
Free of Clitrjje
Auy adult suffering from a cold
settled ou the breast bronchitis throat
or lung troubles of any uature who will
call at A K Leonardswill be presented
with n sample bottle of Boschees
German Syrup free of charge Only
oue bottle given to one person and none
to children without order from parents
No throat or lung remedy ever had
such a sale ns BoEcheos German Syrup
iu all parts of the civilized world
Twenty years ago millions of bottles
were given away and your druggist
will tell you its success was marvelous
It is really tho only throat and lung
remedy generally endorsed by physi
ciauB One 75 cent bottle will cure or
prove its value Sold by dealer in all
civilized countries
FariniiiK In ColitruUu mid Nevr Mexico
The Denver Rio Grande railroad
The Sceuio Liue of tho World has
prepared an illustrated book upon the
above subject which will bo sent free to
furmers desiring tochauge their location
This publlcatiou gives valanble informa
tion iu regard to the agricultural horti
cultural and live stock interests of this
section and should be in the bauds of
everyoue who desires to become uc
qnaiuted with th methods of farming
by urination Write S K Hooper G
I T A Denver Colo
A Kiiiulllnr Clfinl r
The IHH editiou of the Columbia
dotk calender is being distributed by
tho American Bioycle Co Columbia
coles department Hartford Couu It
will be sent to auy address upon receipt
of five 2 ceut stumps This unique and
useful compilation hns been issued an
nually for tho Inst sixteen j enrs and it
hns como to bo regarded as an
ablo article in many business offices and
homes
Ifltt r I Int
List of letters romniniug uncalled for
at tho p08to01co Deccmbor 81 1000
Martin Ayor W E Brown O O
Beobtj Mrs A M Boomer Ireuo Beard
Charley Collins W II Cook Josof R
Cosy Lou Frazier Mrs 13 Howins Ed
Holler Peail Johnson Nora Koeler A
F Luderus CU Rev Honry Miller S
S Millor Nelso Richardson Jr F II
Rogers Albort Rltohlo G S Smith
Adam Thome J II VanSeoklo Thomas
Wllley Mrs B West E G Moore 2
If not called for in 10 days will bo
sent to tho dead letter office
Parties calling for any of tho above
ploasohay advoitlsed
P F SiMtBciinit P M
J tun lin Colli Collection
When Jumbo wits struck by a rail
road engine and killed at Loudon Out
lu 1885 P T Iluitiiitn ut once tele
graphed to Professor Wind a taxi
dermlst of Rochester to superintend
the saving of the skin nnd bones of the
big elephant Mr Smith was one ct
the butchers employed to assist In the
woi k
It took us live hours to remove tnc
skin said Mr Smith and then we
worked hind for li hours more cutting
the llesh from the bones It was the
linrdest days work that Ilver did but
wo were well paid getting a dollar an
hour
In Jumbos stomach we found au
assortment of odds nnd ends that
would have gladdened the heart of a
Junk dealer There were about a peck
of stones ut largo as hens eggs and a
collection of coins in which u majority
of the civilized nations of the earth
were represented There were French
francs Ceruiau marks Austrian thn
Ions English shillings pence and far
things and American half dollars
quarters dimes and nickels Besides
these theie were a large number of
lend car seals that the big traveler hnu
doubtless acquired as souvenirs of rail
way trips There was even an Eng
lish policemans whistle In the capa
cious paunch Chicago Inter Ocean
Ileal tin- MeHeiiKer
Ex Speaker Reed had a great moral
inlluence over the members and
whether willing or unwilling they were
wont to obey his requests One after
noon when the house lacked a quorum
one of Its messengers was dispatched
to hunt up an M C at Harveys a
famous restaurant In town
The speaker would like to have
you come up to the house said the
messenger to the member who was
found enjoying a broiled lobster with
a visiting constituent
You tell tlu speaker to go to the
mischief salil the diner Im going
to finish my lobster
Very well sir assented the mes
senger I will do so And he left
the room hurriedly But as soon as
his back was turned the belligerent
member rushed down by tho back
stairs through n side door Into a cab
and was up at the house long before
the arrival of the messeuger New
York Tribune
A CoIohmaI Innilnoim Crnb
Indian journals tell of a luminous
crab captured by a dredge of the Zoo
logical society of Calcutta in the In
dian ocean about a mile off the const
and 41 fathoms deep It Is nearly two
feet in diameter itiid Its longest claws
are about a yard In length It has pro
Jectlng eyes like those of n lobster and
Is very voracious It wus put Into n
tank of sen water and In two hours It
devoured some 50 other crustaceans
nnd fishes When darkness came It
proved phosphorescent emitting pecul
iar white rays and illuminating the
whole tank The crab was sent to the
aquarium nt Calcutta Luminous flow
ers fungi worms fishes etc wero
known to science but not we believe
a crab or nt least one so large be
fore LondonGlobe
The Bxplannllon
One morning the renders of n certain
newspnper were perplexed to see In
type the announcement that the Sco
tus handed down nm Important deci
sion yesterday The nftornoon paper
of the town with which the morning
pnper for years had held a bitter con
troversy Interesting none but them
selves laughed that day as the poets
say In ghoulish glee nnd It wns up
to the morning paper the next dny to
explain that the types made thero
say that the Seotus did so and so when
the telegraph editor should have known
that that word wns merely the abbre
viation of the telegrapher for supreme
court of the United StuteB
Beneuibered the One at Home
A Lebanon man tells the following
for a fact One day n Linn county
farmer bought a banana nt his store
the first one he hud ever eaten After
finishing t he threw the peel on the
floor gazing nt It a moment he
picked It up and wrapped It Iu a piece
of paper njid remarked
Juess Ill take that home to my
wife and let her see what a banana
looks like She never seed oue
And the man had an Income of sev
eral thousand dollars a year Portland
Oregoulau
SnrcButU
Myer Have you noticed what a lot
of new houses are being put up all over
the city V
tlyer Yes and Ive been wondering
why they dont put up a lew old oues
Just for a change Chicago News
In Turkey amber Is supposed to be a
specltlc agaliibt the evil effects of nice
tine and as the people arovgreat lovers
of tobacco they freely Indulge in the
use of It but take eare to safeguard
themselves by buvlng umber mouth
pieces to their pipes
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12 Whites Too Profuse Terlods 25
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IS Malaria Chills Fever and Ague 25
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