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MONDAY MENTION
Chan Kieo roturnod last night from a
trip to lhilndolphla la
S Ii AmlrowH of Yoik spout Sunday
nt tho homo of G S Unyon
County Suporlutondont O W Cmin
was i oily visitor ytvdorday
Uoortfo Hrtvhlorof Madison was Rnot
lug Norfolk friends Saturday
V G Kry hiw rulurnod from hln
visit to tho carnival nt Sioux City
Mm Hon Davonport will return homo
tonight from hor visit to Sioux City
Miss Minnie llayiS has returnod from
n visit toSiouxOilynmUhorolcoo lown
MihM Mullin camo in from hor school
nt Meadow drovo and visltml nt homo
over Sunday
Miss Kdiin StulVord camo in from hor
whool nt lUttlo Ciotdc mid visitod rela
tives ovor Sundiiy
Frank 1 lloydor operator nt tho
union depot wont to Omaha this morn
ing font short viHlt
Miss Kva Dolon hiw koiio to Oakdulo
to tako a position in tho millinery storo
of liludlmrh Undlwrg
Miss Fisher of St loo Mo iirrlvcd
last night to tnko tho position of trim
niorln tho Durlaud iiiilllnory storo
Mr mid Mrs Win utz roturnod
homo Saturday from n two months visit
with frlonds in Now York and Wiscon
sin
Gus Manpiardt roturnod homo yos
t onlay from Sioux City whoro ho has
boon assisting tho Wayno hand to niako
musio
Klmor Aloxandor Kay llayoa and Too
Powell rodo thoir wheels to Pllgor yes
terday and spout tho day with Glair
1 Unholy
O K Houso wont to ONeill last night
with his phonograph to ontortuln tho
crowds that attend tho Bryan demon
stration
Mr and Mrs Goo A Hroolcs camo in
from tho Black Hills yesterday and loft
for their homo at lWilo Mills on tho
noon train
W A Witzigmnn cashier of tho
Moadow Grovo stnto hank with his
family visitod at tho homo of G A
litiiknrt ovor Sunday
P Cavanagh tho sugar hrokor of
Omaha is in tho city to see tho factory
start iu tho morning nt loast ho will
soo it start if ho gots up early enough
Kov V P Wigtou and wifo drovo
down from Osmond Mr Wigton will
go on to Lluooln for u fow days and Mrs
Wigtou will visit with Norfolk friends
Hou W J Hryan puasod through tho
ity last night on his way to ONeill
whoro ho addrocsos tho pooplo today A
numbor of admirers wont down to tho
train to meet him
E 0 Howo general nianagor of the
American Poet Sugar company camo
iu from Grand Island last night and is
nttouding to busiuoss matters connected
with tho Norfolk factory
Philip Koougstoiu and family who
have been visiting at the homo of his
brother John Ivoonigstoiu for two
mouths past loft for their homo iu
Louisville Kentucky today
Miss Pearl Widaman wont to her
school iu tho Cunningham district yes
terday for tho purpose of beginiug her
duties this morning This is tho second
year sho has taught tho samo school
Tho sugar factory was unable to start
this morning as expectod owing to tho
uou arrival of tho sugar boiler who
niissod tho train in Now York Tho
start however will bo made tomorrow
morning
Tho Dogroo of Honor A 0 U W
is arranging to givo a charity ball nt
tho Railway hall South Norfolk next
Monday night at which it is hopod to
have a largo numbor of chairitably in
liued people
Tho shoop yards at tho Junction tiro
being moved onto tho Gerccko 80 across
the road and a littlo further south than
tho former location Besides moving
tho old pons and fixtures mnny uow and
needed improvements are being nuido
Tho llrst shipment of sheop has not
yet boon rocoived but will probably nr
rivo within a wook or two
Tho wedding of August Lensor nnd
Miss Alviua Eborling took place at St
Pauls Lutherau church yesterday im
mediately aftor tho ngular sorvices
Following the coromony tho woddiug
party repaired to tho homo of tho brides
parents sir miles west of the city wlmro
a dinner was served Mr and Mrs Lou
ser will livo at tho Eberling homo f k r
tho presout
Mr and Mrs W II Widamau re
turned home Saturday from Philadel
phia Pa where they had beeu attend
ing the national G A R roumon to
which Mr Widamau was a delegate
They spent about eight days in tho
Quaker City aud sevoral days iu Wash
ington at each placo enjoying an ele
gant time Mr Widamau states that
business in the east is on the boom nud
the whirr and uoiaa of tho factories is
heard constantly
Tho animal missioufest of Christ Lu
theran church waa held in Pasewalka
grovo yesterday and waa attended by
the largest numbor of people ever
known at one of these picnics in this
section of the state Not only were the
German people in and around Norfolk
there iu force but a large number from
Battle Greek Stanton Hadar and other
points were present Besides the dinner
tho customary program of speaking
singing musio and nmusomontfl was
carried out
Tho Christian Solonco lootnro nt tho
Congregational church last evening was
fairly well nt tended by pooplo of nil do
nominations as well as other pooplo 15
A lCimbnll tho speaker was introduced
to tho nudionco by Goo N Pools first
roador of First Cliunih of Christ Scien
tist in a fow well chosen wonls and
tho lootnro was ably presontod nnd
lisleiiod to with inarkod attention Tho
speaker made no olfort to convert sin
ners nor to exhort a ohango of vlows
but simply to boar witness to his faith
A G Storrs superintendent of tolo
phono exchanges was iu tho oity ulxmt
an hour Saturday on his way from
Wayno While hero ho lookod ovor tho
switch board and mnjlo up a list of tho
things needed iu order to niako tho pro
posed necessary additions to tho ex
change facilities Thoso will arrive in a
fow days and tho ohango mado to moot
tho existing conditions until tho now
board arrives As soon as tho tempo
rary improvement Is olTcotod Miss Anna
Lobnow will bo put on n nsslstaut day
operator
Norfolk has boon remarkably fortu
nate in regard to tires lately Thorohus
not boon an alarm turned iu for many
weeks and no one is anxious to break
tho record Tho soason howovor is
approaching when a greater dogroo of
caution will havo to bo obsorvod in ordor
to prevent them and it will bo tho part
of wisdom if pooplo will niako n careful
examination of duos and surroundings
when they put up their heaters In
tlnmmablo material about homos and
places of business should ho taken caro
of nud placed out of danger of sparks
and inntohos
F Warrant supervisor of tho Royal
Union Mutual Life Insurance company
Is advertising for bids on a suitablo slto
for an opera houso This is boing done
so that If tho deal goes through thoro
shall bo no time lost after sufilciout bus
iuoss is secured to warrant putting up
tho building Mr Warrant reports that
tho lattor Is progressing fairly woll but
that ho Is vory anxious to hasten as
rapidly as possible so that it can bo
closod and tho building started boforo
cold weather comes on By having
propositions on locations for a sito by
tho timo tho busiuoss is iu hnud ho will
bo all ready to push tho work of con
struction as fast ns mon and matorinl
can bo gotten togethor
Manager G T Sproohor mado a
soaroh Saturday night for tho break in
tho tolophono lino botwoon this placo
nnd Battlo Crook but was unable to
locate it Ho wont out again yesterday
morning and finally discovered it bo
twoon two insulators on ouo polo about
two miles from tho Kent bridgo The
insulators kept tho wiro up and mnde
tho break exceedingly difficult to locate
but ho soon had it in working condition
nftor it was found Tho break was evi
dently nindo by a rillo bullet of M cali
bre as tho holo directly bohiud would
indicato Someone had apparently boon
shooting nt the insulator but missed it
and out tho wiro As it is an ofiouso
punishable by imprisonment in tho stnto
ponitoutinry people should havo u caro
how thoy shoot or otherwise mutilate
tolophono or telegraph proporty
Mr Totlerios pastor of the Second
Congregational church loft homo this
morning to attend tho International
Congrogatloaal council which moots iu
Boston this weok As with all Congre
gational organizations it has no legisla
tive power It is a purely doliborativo
body aud moots to discuss theological
educational and social questions Tho
provious mooting was hold in 181 in
London Its sessions open in Tremont
temple on Weduosday ovouiug with ad
dresses of welcome from tho govoruor of
tho state nnd mayor of tho city with a
reply by President Angoll of Ann Arbor
uuivorsity Michigan who is also presi
dent of tho council Tho sessions con
tinuo until Wednesday ovouiug tho
28th On his way homo Mr JetVeries
will visit sonio of his many frionds iu
Michigan During his nbsonco tho
preaching services of tho church will bo
suspended Tho othors will bo held as
usual
TUESDAY TOPICS
W E Bishop of Piorco is iu tho city
today
Johu It Hays had busiuess in Omaha
yesterday
Mrs C S A Bargelt is visiting frionds
in Peudor
Hev G H Main was a passenger for
Pender Mouday
Born yesterday afternoon to Mr and
Mrs P T Birchard a son
Mrs H Spearing is still very low at
her homo iu South Norfolk
Mr and Mrs Gilbert Durland drove
down from Plaiuviow today
Telephone No 153 has leen placed in
the Clifton hotel at the Junction
Uev Corey aud wife of Stanton wero
visitors iu tho Sugar City yesterday
Wm Carrabiue has accepted tho posi
tion of chief cook at tho Pacific hotel
Miss losie Hagoy returned last oveulng
from nu extended visit to friends iu
Lincoln
O B Burrows went to Madison this
THE NORFOLK NEWS THURSDAY SEPTEMBER 21 1899
building rocontly completed by Dr
Vorgos
Tho domocrntio county convention
will moot at Battlo Crook noxt Saturday
for tho purpose of placing iu nomination
candidates for county otllcos
Tho many Norfolk frionds of Mm II
G Oorrall of Plaiuviow who has boon
vory sick for tho past fow weeks will
bo glad to loam that sho is improving
It Is reported that P A Shnrtz has
purchased thostoro building near tho
dopot on First stroot at tho Junction
aud that ho will open a grocery there in
tho nour future
P O Iledluml socrotnry of tho repub
lican stnto central committo who is
now traveling for Cox Jones Cox
South Omaha commission merchants
was a city visitor this morniug
Tho city hall and olllcos In tho city
building arorocolvlng a through renova
tion which has boon much needed for
some time Tho enrpot in tho hall has
boon taken rip nud dusted nnd tho doors
of tho olllcos will ho oiled
H J Cllno nnd wifo loft for Knnsas
Oity yostonlay whoro thoy will mnko
thoir homo iu tho future Mr Clino is
ugout tor tho Nichols Shopard Thresh
ing Maohino company and has beou
stationed hero tho ynst four months
Tho Hastings stroot fair and camivnl
oponod yoBtorday with imposing coro
monies and with n great crowd of pooplo
iu nttondauco Tho floral parndo was n
most bonutiful display aud tho roooptiou
to tho king nnd quoou was vory im
pressive
Manager G T Sproohor of tho tolo
phono oxchnngo wont to Warnervillo
today to roplaco tho loug distauco tolo
phono iu tho Wnruor houso ThiB in
strument was taken out about n year ago
but thero is again a demand for tho ser
vice aud it will accordingly bo replncod
Tho Timos Tribuno is installing a
Campboll press today on nccount
of which no pnpor will bo issued from
that otllco tomorrow morning Tho
old press which was sold under mort
gage nfow days ago has boon purchased
by A F Enos and will bo tnkeu to
Stanton for uso iu tho Picket otllco
Tho start of tho sugar factory thiB
morning was vory auspicious and with
preparations previously made tho ma
chinery moved off liko clock work while
tho mon assumed their statious exactly
as though thoy had boon working iu them
for weeks A large portion of tho force
aro old hauds at tho business and under
their guidnuco tho uowcomors find no
dilllcnlty iu nttouding to their part of
tho work The beets wore started
tumbling into the washers and outtors at
the south ond of tho factory nt a lively
clattor and by noon handling of the
sneohariuo root had attained nlmost tho
full capacity Nothing ocourring to
prevent it tho force that handles tho
finished product hopes to tako caro of
tho first output early tomorrow morn
ing Tho start of the factory was
witnessed by a number of interested
spectators who took pleasure in wnteh
lug tho machinery begin to revolve
If the start indicates anything it means
a snecossful and prosporous campaign
for tho factory
WEDNESDAY WRINKLES
L A Pohlman of Pierco is a city
visitor today
Petor Krantz of Hoskins paid a busi
uoss vltrit to tho city yestorday
B W Wolvertou of Piorco was a
visitor iu this metropolis today
Misses Paulino nnd Emma Newman
wore oity visitors yesterday from Stan
ton
D S Staudley ono of Tildous lead
ing merchants was a city visitor yester
day
W O Halls pacer Birchwood will
start iu tho 2 10 race at tho Stanton fair
oil Friday
Fmuk Frahni formerly of this city
uow of Omaha is transacting business
iu town today
Conuty Superintendent C W Crum
is in tho city looking aftor tho iutorosts
of tho school
H E Hnrdy roturnod home last
ovouiug from a visit to Lusk Wyoming
Omaha aud other points
Harry Quick has returned from
Omaha and it is uudorstood has accept
ed a position on theroad
Mr and Mrs II E Glissmau drovo
to Stautou today to attend the county
fair now iu session there
Jack Arnold joweler with Vail re
turned last evening from Omaha where
ho has been for several days
Mrs Alvin Lowo and Mrs John Ray
living west of the oity left on tho early
train for their visit to Eureka Kansas
J Horisky has purchased a home on
Madison avouue near Thirteenth street
where his family will soon he located
Goo Stalcop with his gang of house
movers has gone to a ranch iu Stanton
county to fill a largo contract of moving
a number of buildings
Tho Sugar Oity Cereal mills havo n
largo force of girls at work packing
100000 boxes of Wheatliug for which
there is a largo and constautly growing
demand
J W Westerwelt ono of the pros
perous farmers aud stockmeu living
morning where ho will reuiaiu a week south of Meadow Grove was in tho oity
or teu days today visiting hia parents and reuewiug
Madam Schlect is preparing to re- J old acquaintances
move her dress cutting school to tho A handsome new book case the gift
of tho olass of 00 wm installed nt tho
High school this morning It is a gift
thnt will bo appreciated by tho classes
of ninny future yearn
District court convenes in regular ses
sion nt Stanton noxt Monday Tho
caso of most intorest which will bo up
for hoaring will bo tho ouo in whloh tho
mau Johnson will bo tried for killing
his half brothor Anderson
Wm Wagner has gono to North Da
kota to look at land with tho idou of
purchasing Ho wont at tho solicitation
of Fred Henklo a neighbor who is agent
for tho land and who was hero last wook
to look aftor property iutorosts
J C Stitt has about complotcd nn
olovat ion of proposed now opora houso
auditorium Tho drawing indicates a
very handsome structure nnd will provo
an ornamont to tho city It Is under
stood that a seating capacity of about a
thousand is boing planned
Editor R D Scott of tho Bnttlo Creek
Entorpriso was in tho city yostordny
Mr Scott has rocontly roturnod from a
visit to his old homo lu Virginin whore
ho wont to recuperate his hoalth His
frionds will bo pleased to learn that tho
trip was very beneficial aud that ho ro
tnrns with his condition vory much im
proved
Last uight tho governmout thermome
ter showod tho ooldost of tho Bonsoui2
degrees boiug reached Thoro was quito
a heavy frost which settled tho fate of
gardens aud melon patchos Corn was
wholly out of tho way of frost aud was uot
injured Fires nightB and mornings
havo now bocouio a uocossity nud stovo
and furuaco mon are crowdod with rush
ordors
A few oveniugs sinco Carl Reiche wns
driving tho county road grador across
tho tracks at tho Junction when a car
which was boing switched struck it
smaBhiug tho two roar whools of tho
machiuo aud otherwise damaging it
Itoioho was thrown from his soat to the
grouud some distauco away and was
quito sovorly injured Tho grador wns
brought up town yostordny for repairs
Dr Francos Wood who has lately
returned from tho Philippines where
sho was counectod with the hospital
work of tho Red Cross society will lec
ture in tnis city Thursday ovouiug Sept
28 under tho auspices of tho Womans
club She will spoak concerning tho
Philippines and hor viows gleaned from
personal ousorvatious ana experiences
will uudoubtedly be most pleasing and
iustruotivo
A Greek carnival and art eutertain
mont will bo given by the ladies of the
physical culture class in Marquardts
hall noxt Tuesday evening September
20 under the management of Miss
Pickerill This nnique entertainment
will bo sought aftor for its artistic ex
cellence reproducing 40 or more of the
master pieces of sculpture and paintings
of Greek life An atmosphere of art
pervades tho entire program
When Sheriff Davenport of Sioux
City was in Columbus recently ho found
two horses that had beeu stolen from
Sioux City aud in tho same baru the
mau who professed to owu this team had
a number of other horses which iu all
probability had boon stolen It seems
the thief had beou making n business of
hiring rigs of livory stables at towns in
this section driving them into Lincoln
or Omaha and soiling them Ho wub on
his way to Lincoln when apprehended
by Sheriff Davenport
While wiping tho rollers on the man
gle in tho steam laundry this afternoon
Miss Katio Walker was uufortunnte
enough to got hor hand caught between
them aud her arm drawn in to tho el
bow She was quickly released from
hor painful predicament and Dr Hagoy
summoned Au examination disclosed
the fact that tho injury waa nothing
more serious than a severe aud painful
bruise no bones heiug crushod or
broken Tho worst result to bo feared
at this time is n stiff elbow joint
A conviuoiug argument for good roads
was witnessod on thejstreotlthis morn
ing Ouo team was doing tho work of
two with perfect oaso because of the
smooth hard condition tho Btreots are
now iu The mill team which has a
record for strong and steady pulling was
hauling tho largo milljwngou and an
other hitched fcbohiud both loaded to
their full capacity with flour the
weight of which was 111000 pouuds or
six and one half tons The team was
hauling it along with apparently but
littlo exertion under tho guidance of tho
driver Johu Deckor Half of this
weight would bo enough to stall a team
on muddy sandy or hilly roads
The hose race which was to havo tak
en placo between Norfolk and Stautou
rnuuiug teams at the Stautou fair this
weok has been declared off Tho Nor
folk boys made a proposition to run 200
yards lay 150 feet of hose winner to re-
coive a purse of 5000 from the fair as
sociation uo ouo but those who had been
members of the tire oompany for at least
80 days to bo entitled to tako part in the
race The Stanton team made a
counter proposition to run 100 yards lay
150 feet of hose and allow auyoue living
in the county to take part both teams
to use the samo cart This proposition
was rejected and thero boing uo pros
poofrof the two teams getting together
O E Hartford wrote the Stanton peo
ple this moruing that when they have n
team that can run a couple of hundred
yards Norfolk will be ready to give them
a race
Harroy Murray ono of the most
prominont attorneys In Missouri died
at Springfield Mo from Injurios re
ceived In being thrown down a stair
way by B C Mays a wealthy farmo
Final returns show that Pleasant
Porter the progressive candidate was
elected president of tho Creok nation
by a majority of 1000 votes dcfontlng
ex Chlof Ierryman and Second Chief
Mcintosh
Lieutenant General Sir General For
ester Walker who rclloves Sir General
William Frnncls Butler ns commander
of the British troops In South Africa
arrived at Capetown Ho was given a
splendid reception
During tho sham battle Iu the Pain
spectacle Tho Battle of San luan
at the state fair ground In Columbus
O Charles King aged 10 years spec
tator wns killed
A L Boll of St Marys Kan his
hoen appointed a teacher at tho Hock
bury Indian school Arizona Miss G
Vaughan of Hutchinson Kan teacher
at Sac and Pox agency
Mrs U K Bruce widow of the late
United States Senator Bruce has ne
roptfld tho position of lady principal
of the Tuskogee Normal and Industrial
lnstltuto at TuskcRce Ala
So fnr aB known this Is the hottest
summer evor experienced in London
Meteorological records go back only
twonty scven years and show a maxi
mum of 90 degrees In tho shade
Bids for the purchase from tho gov
ernment of the Industrial Christian
home In Salt Lake City Utah were
opened Charles B Tltcomb of Snlt
Lake for 22500 was the highest
Tho quartermasters department hnB
lauded 430 head of horses and mules
at Manila there are 2500 on the sea
and arrangements are about completed
to ship 2400 more within n few weeks
This will supply the cavalry brigade
with horses and the army with mules
for transportation
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of Krsklnq college at Duo Wont S C
nnd for mnny years editor of the Asso
ciated Rcformod Presbyterian Is dead
At the Douglas county tail- at Ca
mnrge III lightning strueir the north
ond of the grand stand killing two
men Instantly fatally Injuring two
more and seriously disabling six
others
Government ofllclnlB of the Russian
province of Kleff recently ordorcd tho
closing of thirty synagogues and
schools at Borlltcheff center of tho
Jewish population of the southwest
provinces
An English syndicate purchases for
f2500UOO cash tho properties of tho
Big Five Mining compnny nt Ward
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write u letter to M K Zaegel Co Box 831 Hhoboyjruu Vflu aud
say that you want a trial package of Swedish Kssenre of Life This will ba
bent you by mail and is large enomjh to convince you of the merit of this cele
brated household remedy A t ttai stamp should be enclosed in your letter
to pay posvagc on una tree sample
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