NOKKOI/R W iVttklA' NICWS.JOUHNAL , Fill JJAYNpNKM _ KU 25 , _ 1 10. _
| SOCIETY \
Pleasures of the Week.
Mr. and Mrs. U. MatlicwHon gnvt
u (5 ( o'clock dinner to a Hiimll eompnnj
of frloiiiln on Tnosday evening , coin
liltinunlary to Mr and Mrs. W. II ,
Bnttorlleld. who leave1 BOOH to spem
the winter In California. The guests
who had Ihc pleasure of enjoying Mr
and Mrs. MathewHon's hospltalltj
were Mr. and Mrs W. II. Hnttorllold
Mr. and Mrs. N. A. Halnholt , Dr. am
Mra. I1. II Sailor , Mr. and Mrs. S. M
Hradcn , Mr. and Mrs. Sol U. Mayoi
und Mr. and Mra. N. A. Huso.
Mr. and Mrs. S. M. Ilraden enter
tallied M Hiuiill company of friends in
a G o'clock dinner on Monday even
Ing. The KuustH wore Heated at a loiif
lablo In the dining room , bountiful ! }
decorated with yellow and white chrys
anthcniuniB. After the dinner bridge
WIIH enjoyed. Covers were laid foi
Mr. and Mra. W. II. Buttorllcld , Mr
and Mrs. N. A. Hnlnbnlt , Mr. and Mrs
J. II. Hays and Mr. and Mrs. I ) . Math
OWBOII.
A Tory pleasant afternoon was spen
Thursday at the homo of Mrs. Ed
ward Marquardt on South Thin
street , the occasion being her birth
day. Mrs. Mnrqunrdt was well prepared
pared to meet the requirements of th <
many ladles , who had coino to holj
her celohrato her birthday. A boun
tlful supper was served. These present
ont wore mostly members of the La
dies' Aid of the St. John's Luthorai
church.
Nine ladles took their lunch am
epent the day with Mrs. J. G. Stltt 01
Wednesday. They were all old tlnn
friends and neighbors and the da ;
was a pleasant one. These prcson
were Mrs. C. P. Parish , Mrs. Bleakney
Mrs. Weaver , Mrs. Vlolo , Mrs. Stui
geon , Mrs. Meredith , Mrs. Robert Key
nolds , Mrs. M. C. Hazen and Mrs. J
U , Mnylard.
ladles of the W. C. T. U. en
Joyed a meeting with Mrs. J. A. Ha !
lantyno on Tuesday afternoon. Mrs
Atwood , president , & had a splcndl
program on "Medical Temperance litho
the Home. " After the program , whic
was thoroughly enjoyed , Mrs. Dallar
tyno served light refreshments.
The men of Trinity Episcopal churc
wore hosts last night at the parish rei
tory , the home of Hov. D. C. Colegrovi
to a number of friends. The dlnne
was served by the ladles of Trlnlt
guild. Following the feast , linprompt
talks were made by those present.
Neighbors and Intimate friends (
Mrs. W. M. Brechvlll Invited then
selves to help her celebrate her blrtl
day on Thursday evening The hos
ess was jtjsented with a handsom
act of table cloth and napkins
Mrs. W. A. Klngsley and Mrs. J <
soph Pllnnt were hostesses to abet
fifteen lady friends at a pleasant
o'clock lunchooii and a kcnslngton :
the Pacific hotel Wednesday afte
noon.
Forty-live friends surprised Mis
Viola Oesterllng Sunday evening tin
being her seventeenth blrthda
Games were the feature of tbe evenlr
after which an oyster stow was enjo
cd.
The Lady Maccabees gave a far
well surprise party for Mr. and Mr
C. W. Lemont. Mr. and Mrs. Lemoi
ore leaving for California to spend tl
winter.
Mrs. G. O. Ranken , assisted by Mil
Hazel Clark , entertained a bunch i
little folks Tuesday afternoon at tl
borne of Mrs. Hnnkin.
The Kings' Daughters met with Mil
Corlnne Saundcrs on Tuesday aftc
noon. After the work was laid aslt
the hostess served refreshments.
The ladles of the First Congreg
Uonal church met with Mrs. C.
Durland on Thursday. Mrs. Durlai
was assisted by Mrs. Hurt Mapcs.
Mrs. C. A. McKlm on South Ten
street entertained the Ladles' Gui
of Trinity church on Thursday aftc
noon.
Personals.
Judge and Mrs. Powers , who a
away on a trip , plan to visit In Jac
sonvllle , 111. , a few days with the
son Isaac Powers , Jr. , and they w
also spend a few days In Chicago wi
their Daughter Mrs. Jean Whltnc
Doforo returning they will visit E
und Mrs. Dear in their new home
Richmond , Va.
Mrs. John Johnson , formerly Ml
Clara Rudat , Is expected In Norfo
the day after Thanksgiving from h
home In Rockford , 111. , to visit
the homo of her mother , Mrs. Rude
until after Now Years.
Mrs. K. B. Gillette will return fro
Iowa City on Wednesday , where si
was called by the death of her f
ther.
Miss Ruth Olney of Chattanoog
Tonn. , has been a guest In the lion
of Colonel Cotton during the pa
week.
Miss Genovleve Stafford will go
Lincoln on Wednesday to attend tl
teachers' association.
Miss Opal Madscn has accepted
position as teacher In a school ne
Honestee ] , S. D.
J. W. McClary visited In Fremont
the past week with his ulster , Mrs. L
1 H. Keene , jr.
Mrs. 13. South returned today fromn
a llttlu visit with frlendH In St. 13d
wards , Neb.
Miss Agnes Matrau will come lit
from Lincoln Wednesday to spend hei
vacation.
C. S. Bridge spent Sunday in Kre
mont with hlw brother , Robert Ilrldgc
Coming Events.
The Went Side Whist club will meol
with Mr. and Airs. J. Damn on Monduj
evening.
What They'll Do Thanksgiving.
Probably the largest family gather
Ing In the city will bo In the homo ol
Mr. and Mrs. K. 13. Davenport whore
Mr. and Mrs. T. 13. Odlorno will as
Bit Mr. and Mrs. Davenport In enter
talnlng a company of forty. Thost
who will gather round the festal board
will be Mrs. Mary Davenport , Miss
Martha Davenport , Mr. and Mrs. Car
Davenport and children , Mr. and Mrs
13. C. Gentle and son , Mr. and Mrs
Jack Koonlgsteln and daughter , Wll
holmlna , Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Daven
port and children and Mr. and Mrs
John Davenport and son of Sioux City
Mrs. Jack Feathorstono and daughtei
of Sioux City , Mr. and Mrs. George
Davenport and eon of Madison , am ;
Mrs. A. P. Pllgcr and children of Stan
ton and Mrs Roy Read of Edmonton
Can.
At the hospitable home of Colono
Cotton there will bo nineteen guests
to enjoy the turkey and cranberrj
sauce. Covers will bo laid for Mr
and Mrs. D. Mathewson , Mr. and Mrs
J. S. Mathewson and daughter Charlotte
lotto , Dr. and Mrs. C. S. Parker am
children , Rev. and Mrs. Edwin Bootl
and family and Miss Ruth Olney o
Chattanooga , Tenn.
Mrs. W. IT. Blakcman loft Frldaj
noon for DCS Molnes , whore she wll
spend Sunday with friends and en
joy a visit with her daughter , Letha
who Is attending college at Indian
ola , la. Later on Mrs. Ulakeman wll
go to La Porte , la. , to spend Thanks
giving with her mother.
Rev. and Mrs. J. C. S. Wellls wil
Bpond Thanksgiving with Mr. and Mrs
W. M. Ralnbolt In Omaha. Mr. am
Mrs. Wellls will stay In Omaha to at
tend the consecration of Dean Deeche
of Omaha , who Is to be made bisho ]
of Kearney on November 30 .
In the home of Mr. and Mrs. G. L
Dutterlield there will be a family gatl
ering of Mr. and Mrs. W. II. Buttei
Held , Dr. and Mrs. P. II. Salter an
children , Mr. and Mrs. J. C. S. Wellli
jr. , and Spencer Butterlleld.
Dr and Mrs. H. J. Cole will ei
tertaln Miss Frances Woodsido c
Sioux City. Miss Woodside was
classmate of Miss Rosella Cole a
Oberlln and Is now engaged In Y. \ \
C. A. work in Sioux City.
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Updike of Mori
ingside Sioux City , will come to No :
folk the day after Thanksgiving t
visit Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Dunhavc
and celebrate the birthdays of M
Updike and Mr. Dunhaver.
Mrs. Maurice Irvin and daughte
Doris , " left today , for a visit wit
friends In Kansas City , Mo. Mr. I
vin will go down Wednesday to joi
them and enjoy Kansas City turkey.
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Saltier wi
entertain Mr. and Mrs. J. Baum an
son Kdwin , D. Baum , Mr. and Mr
Charles Rice , P. Barrett and Will Sa
tier of Omaha.
Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Persons wi
have a family gathering , antertalnln
Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Shaw and Mis
Ruth Shaw and Mr. and Mrs. V\ (
Cottinger.
Mrs .Augusta Rudat will have as h <
guests Mrs. Ixniise Asnius , Fritz A
inns , Mr. and Mrs. L.'Koenigsteln an
daughter Evelyn , and Mr. and Mr
Ramer.
Mr. and Mrs. .1. A. Rallantyne an
family will go to Gregory , S. D. , 1
visit in the home of their son , J. .
Ballantyne , jr. , and celebrate Thank
giving.
Mr. and Mrs. J. S. McClary wl
have a family gathering. Mr. ar
Mrs. L. B. Kecne , Jr. , of Fremont wl
be here to enjoy the day and the dl
r
ner.
Dr. and Mrs. McKItu will have i
their table Mr. and Mrs. H. C. M
trail and Miss Matrau and Miss Agn <
1
Matrau , and Orln Bruce of Crelghto
Lowell Ersklno will come up fro
Lincoln in time to eat Thankglvir
dinner with his parents , Mr. and Mr
S. F. Ersklno on North Ninth street
Mr. and Mrs. G. B. Salter and sc
Clarence will take an automobile tr
to Pierce where they will take dl
nor with Dr. and Mrs. Frank Salter.
B
Mr , and Mrs. A. Morrison will ha\
the pleasure of tholr son Harold's cot
pany , who will come up from Llncol
where ho Is attending the university
Misses Buford and Veda Roes wl
go to Crete , next Wednesday to spoil
Thanksgiving with Miss Maud He <
3 who Is a student In Doano college.
3B
Mr. and Mrs. II S. Thorpe will o
tertaln Miss Thelma Hanks of Om
ha , who comes to spend a few daj
with their llttlo daughter Muriel.
Mr. and Mrs , I. M. Macy will ho *
hosts to Mr. and Mrs. M. C. 1 Inzer
and family , Frank Beets , and an un
cle , Frank Bevls from Galva , 111.
Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Reynolds am' '
children will go to Omaha on Wednes
day and will spend Thanksgiving will
Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Ralnbolt.
Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Gow will have !
family gntlioilng with Mr. and Mrs
W. .1. Gow and children and Miss
Temple ot Wayne as guests.
Misses Opal and Vorna Coryell wll
come up from Lincoln to apem
Thanksgiving with their parontR , Mr
and Mrs. F. G. Coryoll.
Mr. and Mrs. F. 13. Melcher wll
upend the day with Mrs. Meleher'i
imronts , Mr. and Mrs. ,1. K. Smith , win
live south of town.
Mr. and Mrs. Gay Ilalversteln wll
entertain Mr. and Mrs. .1. W. Laffertj
of Wlgiior , Neb. Uncle and aunt o
Mrs. Halversteln.
Dr. and Mrs. Brush will go to At
klnson , Neb. , on Wednesday to enjoj
a family dinner In the homo of Mrs
Brush's parents.
Mr. and Mrs. C. J. McNamee am
children will go to Kansas City 01
Monday to spend Thanksgiving wltl
old time friends.
Mr. and Mrs. M. 13. Pangle will hnvi
the pleasure of entertaining Mrs
Pangle's mother , Mrs. Ough from Ge
neva , Neb.
Mr. and Mrs. O. L. Hyde and chll
dren will go to Wlnnetoon , Neb. , t <
eat turkey with Mr. and Mrs. Set !
Jones.
In the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. G
Troutman the guests will be Mrs. An
na Madsen and Mrs. Rose Collins am
sons ,
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Wilde will enter
tain Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Apfel am
Mr. Wilde's father , Frederick Wilde.
Mr. and Mrs. George B. Christopl
will entertain Mrs. Chrlstoph's fa the
and mother , Mr. and Mrs. Burton.
With Mr. and Mrs. S. M. Bradei
as dinner guests will be Mr. and Mrs
C. E. Burnham and Miss Burnham.
Mr. and Mrs. II. A. Pasewalk wll
entertain Mrs. Nenow and family am
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Hanptll.
Mr. and Mrs. N. A. Ralnbolt wll
be guests In the home of their sot :
W. M. Ralnbolt In Omaha.
Mr. and Mrs , D. Rees will have will
them Mr. and Mrs. J , R. Morris , ol
time friends from Omaha.
W. H. Blakeman and sons , Merl
and Clare will take dinner with Mi
and Mrs. Enrl Blakeman.
Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Klesau and fan
lly will go to Pierce to dine with Mi
and W. E. Powers.
Mr. and Mrs. Asa K. Leonard wl
have with them Mrs. Leonard's fathc
Herman Gerecke.
Mr. and Mrs. L. B , Nicola will ei
tertaln Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Hall an
daughter Ruth.
Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Stitt will hav
witli them Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Snydc
of Omaha.
Mrs. C. E. Burnham returned Tl'in
day evening from a ten days' visit I
Adel , la.
Dr. and Mrs. C. J. Verges will tali
dinner with Mrs. Verges' mother , Mr
Schelly.
HUGO KELLY GOING EAST.
' - I
Sylvie Ferretti Is Willing to Mate
His Man With Sam Langford.
New York , Nov. 19. Sylvie Ferre
tl , the Chicago promoter , who lit
Hugo Kelly In charge , contemplai
coming east with his man in quest <
matches. Manager Ferretti will mate
his man , Kelly , against any white ml
dlewelght in the country. He , h < n
ever , draws the color line and stat <
as a reason for so doing that Kel
has never fought a negro. Ferret
would send him against Sam Langfoi
providing the latter will make the mi
dlewcight limit , but not otyiorwis
His reason for discriminating in favi
of Langford Is because he regarc
the latter as the best man of h
weight In the world , but doesn't b
lieve he can do the required weight.
"However , If Langford will ngn
to make 158 pounds , " says Ferret !
"Kelly will take him on , as Kelly laj
claim to the title and Is prepared '
meet any man belonging in that clai
who is considered eligible to fight ft
theMtle. "
Tom O'Rouke , wlio bas taken chart
of "Sailor" Burke , is also out f (
the title for his man. The "Salloi
made such a splendid showing wit
Bill McKinnon of Boston the oth <
night that O'Rourke believes tl
"Sailor" stands a chance with any mn
In the middleweight class. Who
O'Rourke's attention was called I
Hugo Kelly's contemplated Invasion <
the east , ho promptly offered to mate
the sailor against him.
According to reports from the wei
Ad Wolgast has called off his mate
with Battling Nelson. Wolgast a
serts that his injured arm Is not mem
Ing as rapidly as ho had expected an
ho doesn't feel Justified In taking an
chances with the Battler on that a
count. Some time ago Wolgast gav
It out1 that there was llttlo Hkollhoa
of him over entering the prize rln
again , owing to the condition of h !
anteed $9.000 win , lose or draw. But
he has changed his mind again and
declared all bets off. Wolgast , to say
I he least , Is a peculiar sort of a cham
pion. It seems about time for him
to retire permanently from the game
or get In and do a bit of lighting. He's
I doing entirely too much stalling.
| Lew Powell , reputed to be the class ) .
1 eat lightweight San Francisco IMF
'turned out In a coon's age , has been
matched with the Jersey terror , "Cy
clone" Smith , by the Olympic dull
for next Monday night. If the Call'
fornlnn Isn't properly on to his Jol ;
lic'll think before the contest IH hall
> vor that It Is fairly snowing boxliifj
gloves. Powell may bo all hla friends
claim for him , and then some more ;
lint If he can't punch the "Cyclone"
liard enough to keep him off he'll be
ipt to stop something with Hla jaw
that will make him think the roof fel
In and every bit of it hit him on the
dome. "Cyclone" Smith waa unabli
to hang one of hla haymakers or
young Sammy Smith at the Natlona
Sporting club Friday night , but thai
does not signify that he'll misa the
Callfornlan's scalp Monday night
Sammy Smith Is a cool headed am
clever boy , and that Is why he wenth
ered the storm , and It may be thai
Powell can do likewise. But If he
should happen to stub his toe , what t
headache he'll wake up with ! Powol
certainly picked out a tough baby tc
make his eastern debut with.
"Bat" Masterson.
TO STIR THINGS UP.
Mullen Decides to File Suits Agalns
Corporations.
Lincoln , Nov. 10. Though ho wll
bo In office not more than six weeks
Arthur Mullen , recently appointed at
torney general , is preparing for a verj
busy time. One of the first numbers
on his program is to go after thos (
corporations which hnvo failed to flk
a report with the legal department o ;
state annually , as required by the
Junkln nntl-trusl law. To nil intents
nnd purposes this portion of the law
has been a dead letter since the law
has been on the statute books , thougl
the legislature has regularly appro
prlated money for its enforcement.
Corporations which fall to complj
with the statute by not filing theii
annual reports or statements with the
legal department may be ousted froir
the state and refused permission tc
do business here , by a proceeding Ir
court ,
Mr. Mullen lias for the last few days
been looking up court decisions to sec
if this particular portion of the lav
has ever been passed upon by anj
court and ho is satisfied that he wll
be able to uphold the law if It Is at
tacked , He will shortly demand fron
the corporations these statements
there being only a very few corpora
tlons which have ever paid any atten
tlon to this section of tbe law.
Hardware Dealers to Flaht.
Plttsburg , . Nov. 19. The openini
gun in a light of retail hardware deal
ers of Pennsylvania nnd nelghborini
states for the elimination of jobber
and catalogue houses will be fired her
Monday at a meeting of the stocl <
holders of the American Hardwar
and Supply company. The object 1
to combat five and ten cent stores an
similar establishments which make ti
roads into the business of the rota !
hardware dealers and a million dolln
corporation of defense la being plot
ned. Retail dealers from New Yorl
Ohio , New Jersey , Maryland , Vlrginlt
Delaware , West Virginia nnd Indiam
besides Pennsylvania , will bo presen
Mrs. Schenck Indicted.
Wheeling , W. Va. . Nov. 19. Mn
Laura Farnsworth Schenck , charge
with administering arsenic to he
millionaire husband , John O. Schencl
was indicted by the grand jury c
Ohio county.
Engineers to Panama.
New Orleans , Nov. 19. Ten men
bers of the engineer corps graduatin
from the United States military ncs
demy during the present year , saile
from New Orleans today for the Istl
mus of Panama. They will remain I
the canal zone studying conditions an
engineering problems , there for
period of seven months.
SUFFRAGETTES TURNED LOOS
They're Disappointed When Goven
ment Refuses to Prosecute.
London. Nov. 19. To their chagri
the IK ! suffragettes who were arreste
yesterday during their attempt t
force nil audience with Premier Ai
qulth were discharged in Uio Bo' '
street ponce court today.
The defendants had boon release
on ball last night. When they wer
arraigned today the attorney for th
crown announced that homo Secrotar
Churchill had decided on tbe groun
of public policy that no benefit woul
bo gained by proceeding with th
prosecution.
The willing martyrs to the cause c
woman suffrage received this state
ment with hisses and boos.
Hand In Husking Machine.
, Nellgh , Nob. , Nov. 19. Special t
, The News : Claude Green , a fnrme
of Taylor Valley , about nine mile
south of this city , met with an ace
dent In his corn Held yesterday mon
ing while husking corn with a buskin
machine , that caused the loss of hi
thumb and front linger of the rlgh
hand.
Dr. D. W. Beattlo of this plaro wa
called , who dressed the Injnrv niii
stated that Mr. Green attempted t
loosen a stalk that had become twl&l
ed In the machine when the noclden
happened. The most fortunate feature
turo in the case of the Injured man I ;
that ho has an accident policy 'n twi
chine , Mr. Goodhue , last winter lost
his entire hand with the exception o !
hla thumb , demonstrating the work
Ings of hla new Invention.
Dr. Summers Also Mentioned.
Dr. Summers of Weal Point , former
ly superintendent for the Insane al
Norfolk and one of the beat knowi
physicians In northern Nebraska , Is
being mentioned by his friends In con
nectlon with the Norfolk Inmino hos
pltal auperlntendency.
Pierce Jury Is Still Out.
Pierce. Neb. , Nov. 111. Special t (
The News : At It o'clock this aftornooi
the jury In the Ascroft murder case
In which Ross Ascroit was charg.-i
with murdering Harry Ropp , \IIIIK-M
Robinson circus employe , uns sill
out.
out.The
The jury waa given the case at iill :
o'clock last night , but up until II
o'clock this morning had not reportoc
a verdict.
Ascroft , the defendant , was on tin
stand In his own behalf yesterday , a :
the last witness. Ho waa calm am
collected and not easily perturbed 01
cross-examination. He said he neve
bad met Ropp before the day of tin
killing , he had no grudge and he ha <
no Intention of killing the man. U' '
said he saw Bear Jack with a grill
hoe and told him and Ropp to "on
out this fighting nt the front dn.r. '
He said Ropp advanced toward bin
and tried to pick up a stake , whlcl
Ascroft prevented by side blows 01
the man's head. Ropp grabbed for s
hand ax and then Ascroft beat bin
Into submission , but when he left hi
did not know that Ropp was serlousl ;
injured.
The afternoon was taken up will
pleading of the attorneys. The ad
dress of 0. S. Spillman was an elo
queut oration , bringing tears to tin
jurors' eyes. He pleaded self defense
At 5:15 : Judge Welch gave the casi
to the jury ,
Woodruff's Early Beginning.
Henry Woodruff , who Is starring h
"The Genius , " a song-comedy undei
the direction of Mort H. Singer , madi
his first appearance In 1879 at Haver
ly's Fourteenth street theater , In Pinu
fore , In which company were to hi
KOCH Julia Marlowe , Annie Russsll
Willie Collier , Mrs. I < Alskc , Arthu :
Dunn and lesser celebrities. In spit <
of such an early beginning , Mr. Wood
ruff Is still the idol of the mntinet
girl's heart and really a boy In np
pcarance. Supported by an excollen
cast of principals and n comely am
beautiful chorus , he Is scoring an 1m
mtMise success wherever he is seei
tbis season.
Montana Town Angry.
Great Fnllu , Mont. . Nov. 19. Tha
the census of this city was paddea wni
ImUnnantly denied In a telegram ren
lo Census Director Durand by the Ic
cal board of commerce. Tim bean
demands a recount nnd characterize
Director Durand's recent statement ate
to census padding here as insultini
and false.
Carroll to Western Union.
Chicago , Nov. 19. Announcomen
was made that Thomas W. Carrel
general superintendent of the Postsi
Telegraph company , has resigned hi
position and will become attached t
the olllce of the general manager c
the Western Union company In Nei
Yorl : . It la said that C. E. Paine of th
Atlanta L a. , Postal ollice will sui
ceml Mr. Carroll.
Cholera In Manchuria.
St. Petersburg , Nov. 19. The whol
of Manchuria has been officially di
clared to bo Infected with enolera.
Schumacher Leaves Union Pacific.
Chicago , Nov. 19. Thomas N. Schi
rancher , assistant director of traffic c
the Harrlman railroad system wit
headquarters In Chicago , is to leav
that service Dot-ember 1. He will sui
ceed William Sproule as a directc
and member of the executive comml
tee of the Guggenheim company. M
Sproule has become president of til
Wells-Fargo Express corporation.
New Ainsworth Church.
AInsworth. Neb. , Nov. 19. Sped !
to The News : The now German Lull
ernn church in this city will prolmbl
be dedicated on Sunday , December
Rev. Mr. Hoffman of Battle Creek wl
be one of the preachers who will pa
tlcipato in the dedication. lie is t
preach at the country church her
on November 27.
Henry Hebcrer and family leav
hero for Hoskins , Neb. , this weel
where he has purchased a meat ma
ket. They have been In the meat bus
ness In AInsworth for two years nn
have made many friends here wh
regret to see them go , but who wls
them well In their now location. The
are good people , and are commende
to the residents of Hoskins.
.Andrew Schurniann and family lei
for Texas , Thursday morning , wher
they will try a new home. They wls <
ly did not sell their farm here , he sal
ho wanted to have something to com
back to If he did not like It dow
there.
Merrill Wright , former sheriff ei
this county , will leave next week fo
Arisple. la. , where ho has bought
general merchandise store , and wher
ho will also be postmaster.
GATES 24 , ELGIN 5 ,
Accurate Use of Forward Pass by Ne
llfjh College Eleven.
Nollgh. Neb. , Nov. 19. Special ti
The News- The combination of fool
ball players arrived on schedule tlnn
yesterday afternoon from Elgin ti
, meet the Invincible Gates ncadem ;
team of this city at the Riverside pari
field. The visitors wore all heavj
men , outweighing the homo boys near
ly twenty pounds to the man. Not
accurate use of the forward puss
plainly demonstrated that they were
far superior to their heavy opponents
Owing to the teams not atarilnu
promptly on time the gumo waa played
In three quartern. The first quarter
, resulted In a score of K ! to o in favor
.of Gates , with Kd Most , Kd Molick and
| Harris as the- stars for the home bo\s ,
i The second quarter reunited in no
score for either aide. A fumble by
I Gates In the early part of ( he last
. quarter made It possible for Elgin to
secure their 11 vo points by a scratch
After this mishap Gates Immediately
got busy and secured cloven more
points to their credit In le'ss than wlx
minutes of play. Tlmo waa called
with Hie ball In the center of the Held
Score : Gates , 2-1 ; Elgin , 5.
Bnttle Creek.
Battle Creek , Neb. , Nov. 18.-Spe
cial to The News : The funeral of
Mrs. William Volk , sr. . took place on
Thursday from the house at North
Battle Crock at 10 o'clock , and the
remains wore taken to the Fnlrvlow
cemetery , ten miles south of town ,
and services were held first at noon
In the Gorman Methodist church near
the cemetery. A Gorman Methodist
minister of Columbus had charge' . Mrs
Volk was about On years and 8 months
old and came hero about thirty years
ago from Satong , Germany. She and
her husband accumulated much wealth
hero by bard work and saving. She
Is survived by her hUHbaml , William
Volk , sr. , and the following children :
Fred Volk of Battle Creek , Mrs. A.
Hengstler of Crelghton , William Volk ,
jr. , of Highland , August Volk of Bat
tle Creek , Mrs. Frank Ilanan of
Meadow Grove , Mrs. William Praoun-
or of Schoolcraft , Conrad Volk of
Schoolcraft , Mrs. John Kahler of High
land , all married , and John Volk nnd
Maggie Volk the two youngest chil
dren , who are single yet. The funeral
procession was one of the largest ever
seen here.
W. E. Bolt was hero Monday on
buslnes from Pierce.
Balsor Werner , who just received a
large new Overland auto , was visiting
Sunday afternoon at Plainview. Ho
was accompanied by Contractor
Charles Werner , his neighbor ,
Mike Warlike Is building a now ad
dition to his house In Highland park.
The German Frnuen-Vereln met on
Thursday afternoon at the home of W.
B. Fuerst In East Battle Creek ,
Holy communion gorvlcon will be
lield next Sunday morning at the
Lutheran church.
J. E. Barr is here this week from
Hyannls for a visit with relatives and
friends. He holds a Klnkald claim In
Cherry county.
John Warnke. a young and Indus
trious farm hand , has rented the L.
F. Merz farm , three miles south , for
the next year.
Julius Ghindt and Julius Meyer were
here Saturday on bUHlnosn from Buf
falo Creek.
Last week , on Thursday nlftht , a
son made his appearance nt the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Klihrts , four
miles north. This wn.4 another case
of the first one.
Rev. M. E. Richmond , the new
Methodist minister , who has been here
only a short time , packed up bis per
sonals last Friday and moved to
Tierce.
Christopher Noels came up from
Wianer Monday for a visit with Henry
W * ndt anil Frank Lldmllla , north of
the Elkborn river.
Mrs. Mary Klrby sold her house In
Highland park , now occupied by Wll
Ham Selfort , to a lady from Iowa. J ,
A. Wright made the deal.
The Bnttle Creek Valley bank put in
a large and new safe into its vaull
Wednesday. The old safe will be
shipped away.
Albert Beer came down from Tlldeii
Tuesday for a visit at the homo of hit
sister , Mrs. J. C. Struker.
Bluejackets Get Disorderly.
Cherbourg , Nov. 18. Two hundred
alleged disorderly blue jackets fron
the American visiting fleet were expelled
polled from a cafe here today. Thej
stoned the building and the gendarmes
interfered.
Roosevelt to Washington.
New York , Nov. 18. Colonel Roosevelt
velt left here at 11:30 : this mornlnf
for what will be his first visit to Wash
ington since his official departure fron
the white house on March 4 , 1909. Ii
Washington ho will be the guest ol
Mr. and Mrs. Longworth and will deliver
liver a lecture before the National Ge
ographlc society.
DEINES MUST PAY THE BILL.
Peter Schwent of Hoskins won the
case against Heinrlch Deines of Oma
ha , in which ho sued the Omaha man
for $145 , the expense of educating
Deines' daughter , whom Schwent
adopted.
Much Interest was manifested in the
case when it came up in Judge Lam
bert's court here. Both the plaintiff
and defendant wore present. The
main question to decide was whether
or not Deines had promised to pay the
expenses of the girl's education.
Mr. and Mrs. Schwont adopted Mr ,
Uuines * daughter at Hoskins some
years ago. Deines Is said to have not
been satisfied with the education his
daughter was receiving in this terri
tory and asked that she bo sent to
Omaha or Lincoln and ho would pay
the expenses. This was done , but the
expenses were not paid. Judge Lam
bert took the case under advisement ,
and Friday morning gave his verdict
In favor of the plaintiff , so that the
defendant must pay $1-10 and costs.
David Halo of Meadow Grove was
here on business ,
Meadow Grove Items ,
The biggest and most successful so-
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and with half the lahor re
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In the kitchen , dining
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Hygienic This ideal
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for the benefit of the Ladles Aid so
ciety of the M. E. church. That the
men can make a success of such an
affair was conceded by the ladles at
the close. The culinary department
was handled by ( ! . E. Warrlck , L. A.
Brown and II. E. Mason. C. G. Crook
was head waiter , while S. W. Deuel
was at the head of the dish washing
brigade made up of boys ( ? ) of his
own age. Charles R. Church had the
charge of the literary part of ther
evening's entertainment. Irish , Ger
man and black face comedians kept
the Immense crowd convulaed with
laughter , To 0. F. Mills , chairman of
the general committee , belongs the *
credit for the success of the under
taking by which ? GO wore added to
the treasury.
The Rachel Steinman Concert com
pany , the second number of the busi
ness men's lecture course , were here
Saturday evening. They are artists
in their lino.
The yield of corn IB not coming up
to expectations on account of a poor
stand In many fields. The quality Is
extra good a'nd the Increased acreage
will make as big a crop as last year.
An eight and one-half pound girl ar
rived at the E. II. Crook home Sun
day evening.
The now German Lutheran church
is nearlng completion and will be a
big Improvement to our village.
L. L , Frye will hold another of his
fctock sales hern Saturday of thin week
when he will sell lf > 0 cattle and 3t
horses and mules.
G. T. Crook and P. W. Moore leave
today for southern Texas for the win
ter.
ter.L.
L. Gatfredson and son returned from
Canada Monday where the latter was
married.
The business men have put In a
cross walk from the State bank to
the postofllce a most convenient Im
provement.
The display of farm produce in the ?
lobby of the Meadow Grove State bank-
Is reaching such proportions as to at
tract the attention of all callers.
Corn thirteen and one-half Inches long
and of perfect formation , live and one-
half pound turnip , nlntey-flvo pound
pumpkin and three pound potatoes.
R. C. Maloney was a Norfolk visit
or Sunday evening.
Artesian Well Near Winner.
Winner Journal : Mr. Thompson
has Just completed a three Inch ar
tesian well on the Haascho farm two
miles north of Winner. They struck
a line flow nt a depth of 1,350 feet.
The water comes to the top of the
ground , but does not run out. The
drilling of this well has been watched
with much Interest by the people of
this part of the county as there has
been some question as to whether u
flowing well could bo secured In this
part of the state.
Mr. Thompson baa been engaged to
put down a well at this place and will
begin work at once. There Is no
doubt but that a Dow can bo obtained
hero , as the well just finished Is on
higher ground than Winner.
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