THE NORFOLK NEWS : FRIDAY , MAY 15. 1 0 ,
School Children's Eyes
require constant observation by a coin-
pctont ophthalmologist.
Wo will teat children's eyes , under
13 years of ago , FREE , if accompanied
by parent or guardian.
OPHTHALMOLOGIST ,
AFTER A HOUSE !
The Elkhorn B. & S. ussocm ion will
make you u loan to build or bay 011 favorable -
vorablo torms.
T. E. ODIORNE , Secretary.
PARISH
THE
RELIABLE
GROCER
PARISH
GOOD FORM
in shoes is always "on tap" at this store.
Men may find hero the latest and best in
Oxfords and othei low-cut shoes low
cut in price as well as in shape. The
only high thing here is the coiling and
the quality of the goods wo aell prices
ore nowhere near the ceiling.
Wo Keep Open Evenings until
9:00 : o'clock.
The Palace Shoe Store.
We give tickets on Ohiokoring Piano.
The Weather.
Oonditions of the weather as recorded
for the 24 hours ending at 8 a. m. to
duy :
Maximum temperature 70
Minimum temperature 53
Average 04
Precipitation 28
Total precipitation for mouth 2.60
Barometer 29.88
Forecast for Nebraska : Generally
fair tonight and Saturday.
FRIDAY FACTS.
Fishing below the dam is said to bo
improving , and some good catches are
being made.
The Woman's club will moot Monday
afternoon at 2:30 : , in the parlors of the
Congregational church.
Physicians report that there is con
siderable diphtheria in the vicinity and
unless care is exorcised there may be an
epidemic of the disease.
The boys have found amusement in
the basement of the Methodist church >
where overturned tublo mnlton n
fairly good raft to lorry them about in
the Hood.
One of the hortos of John Guild ,
whoiluliroM conlfor G. B. Suitor , got
stuck In the mud yestoulay and In try
ing to Iroo itself broke onu of Us legs
and had to bo shot.
Miss Joule Hugey has just boon elected
as librarian in the now oUy library that
Oiirnegle Is installing at Beatrice. Miss
Hagoy finishes her course In the library
school nt Ohnmpalguo , 111. , this year.
The work of erecting the frame of the
house that will bo occupied by llev. Mr.
Long and family in South Norfolk is
progressing satisfactorily. The founda
tion was laid about a mouth ago. H ,
F. Bruce has charge of the work.
The Sngar City Ooroal Mills has been
thn first to respond to the call of the
olvlo committee for prizes for well kept
roniduuce promises and offers n ease of
Whoutltng for the host kept block of
1 iwns and parks. The award will bo
made later in the season.
Jeos Freeman of the Freeman Broq. '
moving picture show , was in the city
yes orday conferring with the con-
ceHHion committee of the firemen's
tournament for a location on the tourn
ament dates. Other coucosHionalroj
have been in corrospoudeuco with the
committee and the prospects are that
the attractions outside of the regular
tournament program will ha numerous
aad varied.
Mr. and Mrs. Oarl Sohul/ arrived in
the city yesterday from Wisconsin ,
where they wore married. Miss Elsie
Schulz , sister of the groom , returned
alHO. Last night the young couple was
given a hearty reception at the homo of
the father , F. Solmhs , In Edgowator.
The choir of the St. Paul's Lutheran
ohu'oh were present and a charivari
helped things along. Mr. and Mrs.
Schulz will go to housekeeping at their
homo in Prvsowalk avenue immediately
Mrs. Darius Muthowson gave a de
lightful afternoon to a largo number of
ladles yesterday afternoon , in her beau
tiful now home at the corner of Kootiig-
stmu avenue and Eleventh street. The
decorations were done in yellow and
white , jonquils and carnations pre
vailing with pretty effect. Progressive
flinch furnished fun for the com
pany , Mrs. H. E. Warrick taking the
pri/.o. The hostess was assisted in
serving by Mrs. Haggard and Miss
Wilkinson.
The re-election of Jacob Jaskalok as
grand master of the A. O. U. W. has
made the re-appointment of F. F
Miller of this city to the position of
deputy grand master workman for a
third term of two years a certainty and
his friends will extend congratulations.
Mr. Miller has made an eminent success
of the work biuce ho has taken it up and
now stands at the head of the deputies
of the state in the amount of work done
for the order he represents , a position
that ho intends to retain during the
coming two years if hustle will ac-
compliah that result. Since his ap
pointment four years ago ho has de
veloped wonderful ability in interesting
men in the order. There is n prospect
th.it Mr. Miller's salary will bo increased
with thit of others who have shown
an aptitude for the work , which will be
pleasing to the people of Norfolk in
general and his friends in particular.
Dr. F. G. Walters succeeds to the
practice of Dr. Kiosan. 'Phone , office
and residence 18.
Don't miss the juvenile recital to
night. 10 and 15 cents.
Coal I Coall
Wo have now on tracks a full stock
of Soranton hard coal , all sizes. Place
your order now for your fall supply
May delivery in order to gotjadvant-
age of present prices. See us before
placing your order.
0. W. BnAAScn.
Miss Priestly , lessons in oil and water
color painting. Boom 3 , Bishop block.
THE CHIGKERING CONTEST.
Result of Morning's Count in the Con
test for a Chickering Piano.
Tbo following is the count of the
votes in the Ohickoring piano contest
which is to be given away by Norfolk
merchants this summer , the count hav
ing been made this morning. It is esti
mated that there are still out more than
100,000 votes that have not yet been
cast.
cast.Tho
The following is the vote :
M. E.ohnrch 18,237
Eastern Star lodge 12,890
Ohrist Lutheran church 10,630
Olive Redman 2,444
Hazel Adams 8,082
Edna Loucks 2,002
Mrs. King 470
Elks lodge 440
Minnie Purr 820
A. O. U. W. lodge 272
Second Congregational church. , 204
Eloniso Bland 201
Lady Maccabees 227
St. Paul church 108
Laura Younger 148
Clara Younger 100
M. E church , Pierce . , . 92
Julius Sohrooder , Hoskins 83
Ethel Hartley 43
Masonlo lodge 82
Julia Sterling 25
Cora Grauel 21
M.W.A. lodge 20
May Durland 20
German Baptist church 19
Railway hall 5
Maud Tanuohill 2
Myrua Wright 2
Villo Smith 2
Miss J. G. Porter 2
First Congregational church. . . . f i
Lillie Fox * i
Katherine Shaw i
FaoWidaman I
DoraPriostly i
Nora Dixon \
MyrtloCaso i
Mrs. Tlllie Nordwlg Took Little
Mabel and Went.
THEY WILL MAKE UP NO MORE.
Carl Nordwlg Hns Boon Watting
Several Days for the Wile and Bnby
to Return , Principally the Baby ,
but They Came Not.
Hero again , there again , gone again
Nordwlg.
And little Mabel , the tiny throo-yearH-
old baby girl who has hold the boards
for half a month in furnishing adven
tures , has capped the ollmiix of her
Htroiiuonn life by disappearing again
this time with her mother.
A week ago this afternoon Mr. and
Mrs. Carl Nordwlg mot in the county
court at Mndinou and agreed to make
up , make an effort to bo happy and llvo
again together , The llttlo girl was the
caiiHoofthe whole tiohblo up to that
time. The father of the tiny tot re-
tnrnod to this city und waited for the
mother and child to follow. Days paused
and B > 111 ho waited. On eve y train that
Clime from Madison , ho UKpootod the
pair of passengers to arrive. And
every train that came in from that
direction brought nothing at all
of Mrs. Nordwig and her lltllo daugntor
It was thought that I ho woman must
bi visiting with her sister all this whllo
And she was until yesterday morning
when Bhn boarded the south hound pap-
songor train nt Miul.sou t\nd wi-ut whir
ling away , oat of the community. Mr
Nordwlg was Informed of this Incident
yesterday oftornonu by an eye wltmm
Ho will not KO in search of the two
Ho will merely wait elx months , got a
divorce and thoii try , through the pro
cesses of law , to gain again hit ) llttlo
Mabel.
Two weeks ago Nordwig took the
child from their Sioux City home ,
rushed away and appeared in Nor
folk to place her under the care
of his old home. A few days later the
uiotliHr arrived , determined to got back
her baby. The baby was taken then to
the country , twelve miles away , for
safe keeping. An application for a
writ of hoboas corpus , filed by th
mother , was considered by the court
and all parties ordered to upp < nr The
three of them were there und the man
and woman agreed , for the sake of the
little one , that they would begin again
and live in Norfolk. They never be
gan and now it is all off. The love that
they calmly figured out to have could
not come naturally , and happiness from
a life that was simply forced on account
of n third party , did not , it seems , look
good to the mother , and she has fled.
Carl Nordwig was brought up in this
city and has sympathetic friends. He
will remain here , working at his trade
of tailoring.
Special Care ot Cemetery Lots.
The Prospect Hill Cemetery associ
ation has procured a stock of metal
signs , about the size of an ordinary
letter envelope and marked with the
words "Special Caro" , the object of
which is to furnish each party owning a
lot in the cemetery and wishing to pay
for the special care of the same , with a
sign which thall bo placed upon their
lot showing that they are entitled to
extra care which shall consist of fre
quent clippings with the lawn mower ,
watering with the hose so far as Is
practicable and caring for flowers and
shrubbery. The association has a com
petent man employed for this purpose
whom they are paying regular wages
and it becomes necessary in order to
meet this expense to aik of lot owners
to contribute to the same , as ha * been
done some seasons previously. These
signs have been left with the Secretary
Mr. L. M. Gaylord at his office on
Fourth street where any party paying
for special care will be duly receipted
and furnished with n sign.
Scranton Hard Coal.
Wo have bought our supply of Scranton -
ton hard coal , and expect its arrival
this month. Will be pleased to receive
your orders.
SALTEB COAL & GIIAIN Co.
Remember the recital tonight.
Notice.
All persons are hereby warned not to
trust my wife , Tillie Nordwig , on my
occouut , as I will no longer be responsi
ble for bills contracted by her.
CHAKLES Nonowia.
Charges Against Clover Leaf.
Chicago , May 1C. Charges were
made at a meeting here of the execu
tive committee of the Western Pas-
ficnger association that the Clover
Leaf Is dealing with ticket brokers
and scalping the colonist rates to the
northwest. Certain manipulated tick
ets which had passed through brokers'
hands were In evidence and an effort
will bo made to Induce the Clover
Leaf to stop the practices charged.
CHANGES AT THE OXNARD HOTEL.
Manager Vail Returned Last Night.
Will Refurnish and Build.
0. H. Vail , manager of the Oxuard ,
returned last night from Omaha where
ho accompanied the proprietor , L. A.
Bartholomew , to select now furnish
ings , carpets and the llko for the hotel.
A largo amount in this line was pur
chased and the hotel will immediately
undergo u thorough renovating. Mr. '
Bartholomew will return the first of
Juno and at that time will begin the
erection of an addition , 40 x 70 foot , to
the building.
WANTED Teams with drivers , also
team drivers to haul coal to take the
place of strikers. Premium wages to
\
ho o working during ptt'Mint troubju
and ] i < irmmiiiit ( omili ) > ) moiit uuninteu
to competent men witihlng to lonwln
The federal court IIUH rofrulnod Inter
ference. Local iinthoilth'H have promhod
nmiiln protection , Apply to Walter
Wills , Sou. OmuhiiOoiil Kxohnngo110
Boo BulldiiiK , Omiilin.
BATTLE CREEK.
Win. Ulrloh is nick with the nnunpH.
Henry HnlNoy WIVH down fiom Tlldon
Wudtioidny.
Minn Martha Hodman ruturnod to
Anoltu TuoHduy ,
Htinry Miumnan , sr. , is on the nick
lint thin woulc.
H. Blatt of Norfolk was hero on busl-
WISH WwlnoHday.
John Thompson of Kiilnnm/.oo was
here on buHlnuRH Wednesday. _
Lndwig Korbol of FlattHinouth In visiting -
ing here with his parents thin week.
Miss Annie Hernuuih of Norfolk viol-
tud here Sunday with Ml n Ella Gurus.
Jacob Shoots and lliahtird Sullivan
were down hero from Moadovr Grove
Saturday ,
Mr . W. W. Oralg and Mrfl. J. II.
Alton went to Fremont Monday to lit-
tend the U. A. H. onciunpinont.
Herman Hogrofo and M. L , Thorn-
HUH are building brick Hldewalkn in
front of their ruHidenconon Third Htrout.
Thursday of next week is asceiiHion
day and HurviotiH will bo held fit the
Ontholio and Lnthuran ohnichen.
Hov. Thtio. UaiiHKcn , of the Lutheran
hospital at Sioux Oity , will occupy the
pulpit in the Lutheran church hero next
Sunday morning.
Q. W. Day , who ban boon visiting
here a wuok with rulutivim , left hist
Sunday for Wood Luke , where ho bus a
Noldier's land claim.
Otto Minis and man Joseph rotnrnod
Sunday ft oai their ranch nuar lumnn ,
where they drove Homo cattle to piwtnro
for Quo W , LoHoy and Otto JioroherH.
Since the Hiiloon at Meadow Grove
has closed quite a number of people of
that town find attractions at Buttle
Creek.
Scrantou hard coal all Hizon. See
UH before placing your orders.
& BtiADroiiD LUMIIKK Co.
FINE TAILORING
-AND-
6
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J. W. HUMPHREY.
SUMMER HATS
and
SOME'RE Not HATS
Those just received at
MISS E. J. '
. . BENDER'S
nre Snmmer Hats for fair , and she
wants to show thorn to yon.
TICKETS
On OHIOKERING PIANO.
J J Many satisfied customers speak in J J
< > terms of highest prulso of our ' '
: i "MICHIGAN VAPOR i
ii GASOLINE STOVE. " i !
' I It never gets out of repair. Does
perfect work and does it econo-
2 mically.
6. E. MOORE.
THE OXNARD
. . .is TO HE , . .
Remodelled
Throughout
Under the new ownership a
Complete Now Service has been in
stalled. Every modern convenience.
New Carpets ,
New Decorations ,
New Furniture.
L , A. BARTHOLOMEW , Owner.
C. H. VAIL , Manager ,
-l-H-1-H-H-l-H-I-H-I-H-M-l-l-H-H
5J1IRTS !
Arc Like Eggs !
Some llko thorn hard , others
llltlKt llllVO tllelll hOft. Wit
have Bvory { Mipulur ntylo , ox-
tin loiiKi ml m utoiil ; r-gn.
lurn ; long mid short bononm ;
open front , oxm | ImoliH Hut
Hid OIIPH VTO WlUlt t ( ) lNH'illl- | !
ly cnll your intention to are
thU 01IOH WO hull lit
$1.00.
They are iniuln of the best
I'oroiilos and MudriiH olotliH
mill uro of the newest pat
terns und colors , every one
perfectly inudu , full slzon , out
right , lluvoono.
ESJAR
Clothing Store
H-M-H-H-H-H-H-H-H-I-H-I-H-
HOFFMAN & VIELE ,
SPECIAL
MATTING
SALE
riONlMY , HAY 18 , and conI
tinning Three DayH , wo will aoll
any of onr
2fic Mattings for 17o ;
! ! 0o Mattingrf for 21o
ilfio Mattings for 271to \
lOo Mattings for ! (0o (
! All new and pretty patterns.
i HOFFMAN & VIELE , i !
W.H.RISH ,
Plumbing ,
Steam and Hot
Water Fitting.
, , . .A11 Kinds of Pumps. , , ,
YOUR WORK SOLICITED.
'Phono No. 07.
To Err Is Human
Don't mulco tlio mintage of inflecting
your cvi H Properly IIUi d ghiHHi'H oftoii
uvoiil HciioUH I'onm'inionci'H Iti lutoryuurH.
SEE
K.W.WILLIAMS
GRADUATE OPTIUAN ,
12 UlMliop [ ( lock.
( lot , wlmti you pay for.
Open nielli mid day.
Regular 2r > o Moul , 1 niout order , Horvocl
from 0:00 : to :0 : < ) ii. in. , 11 : ! )0 ) to
2 ,00 p. in , 5 : ! IO to ! ) :0 : ( ) p. in.
E. P. , Proprietor.
The
A. tsociri.tioi."i
\viri < nuiMj YOU A
ON EASY PAYMENTS. COME AND
; C. B. DU11LAND. Secretary.
L. L. REMBE ,
PLUMBER
Steam and
Hot Water
Heating.
First Door South News Office.
Mrs , Sadie Hart Miller
OSTEOPflTHIC PHYSICIRN.
Graduate of American School of Osteo
pathy , under founder of the science.
Residence and ofllco , 807 Madison Ave
Hours trom 0 a.in to 4 p. m.
We Have Just Received Today ,
Friday , May 8 , big line of . . .
School Hats
for Misses and Children ,
1NSKEEPS
MILLINERY
Get What You Ask for at. . .
GROCERY
ALL ORDERS are Filled Promptly and with Care. Onr
goods are FIRST-CLASS in every particular. Wo know pre
[ .clsely what is wonted by our customers.
We Aim to Give You the Best Value for Your Money ,
South SIde flatn St. , between 2 < 1 and 3d. Telephone No. 41.
