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Miss Brynn it Iho Tniiotion is very
sick
Mrs Priestly of Oikilulo wns in tlio
oity yesterdny
Attorney A A Woluh of Wuyito was
n visitor in Norfolk ycstonlny
Mr Vail lias opened up n luncli
counter at tlio Palace of Sweets
lw W II Hut hoi is cntntaininj
the K1IV00 Klutoh tnis afternoon
County Superintendent O W Ontni
was in Iho city over night from
-011
Ed Cropper ami A O hijilm of
Wurnervillo were in tlio city last even
ing
V 12 lilshop of Nnv 1 liven Conn
is in tlio eity looking after property
interests
II 0 Mat run returned Inst eveniug
from a two weeks trip to Chicago and
other points east
Mosbrs Geo Weatherholt P 1
Hansdell and Andrew Leaf wetoin tho
oity lust ovening from lloskins
M Ziminer of Neligh brought his
ilaughtor down yesterday for surgical
treatment at tlio Salter sanitarium
Tho Wayne Hopuhlican styles tho class
of work done on tho now court of that
county us generally huinniy
An operation was performed on Otto
tho little son of Mr anil Mrs 12mil
Koehn this morning for appendicitis
A pirty of young people from the
city attended tho regulir wvpkly enter
tainment at tho hospital for tho insane
last oveniug
Dr Peters vctoriuariau at the experi
mental station of tho stato university is
in tho city attending tho farmers in
stitute
C II Murphy of Omaha superinten
dent of tho electric clock service is in
tho city improving and extending the
scivico in Norfolk
Mr nud Mrs Chas Harding and
ohildrou iiro homo from Middletowii
New York where they have been visit
ing about a month
T Ohauncoy Childs will go to Lincoln
tomorrow to enter tho state university
His friends tendered him a farewell re
ception last ovouiug in Orrs hull
The Woodmou of tho AVorld are plan
ning for an invitation bull to ho given
in Murquurdts hall on tho ovening of
Washingtons birthday February J Jud
Foreman Stapeuhorst would he pleased
to havo the lantern roturned that wns
borrowed from tho hook and ladder
truck during tho fire at tho foundry
last night
Supt D C OConnor went to Wayno
yesterday on business connected with
the coming session of tho North Ne
braska Teachers association in that
city
Will Hayes of Salt Lake City Utah
is visiting his uncle Col S W Hayes
of this city Ho is interested in tele
phone extension work in several of the
Rocky Mountain states
Dakota City Kuglo Dr Sisson de
livered his losturo on Phis at tho
M 12 church to a largo gathering of
people Monday evening The lecturo is
strong and logical and well worth going
a long distanco to hear
A follow who gave his homo as St
Edwards was picked up in a very much
intoxicated coudition yesterday but whs
given his freedom on tho promiso that
ho would quickly avail tho opportunity
of gaining his destination
One of tho newsdealers in Wayne
boat tho train service several hours Sun
day by driving to Emerson and getting
a supply of Omaha dailies for his pa
trons Norfolk hopes to havo a train
service in this particular that cant bo
beat
Julius Wiukel celebrated his DHd
birthday last ovening at his homo on
Branson avenue Tho party was at
tended by a largo number of friends
and neighbors refreshments were
served and an enjoyable evening was
passed
Honry Wallace editor of Wallaces
Farmer of Des Moines Iowa is in the
oity to attend tho sessioii of tho farmers
institute which is in session today and
tomorrow Ho is an old timo friond of
II M Roberts whom ho met on tho
street this morning nud chatted with
about old times
Marcus T sou of Mr and Mrs R II
Royuoldscolebrnted his ninth birthday
yesterday afternoon nud ovening with
thohoarty assistance of a number of his
young friends all enjoying a very
plousaut timo Tho young man wns
materially assisted at entertaining his
guests by his father and mother
A recent illustrated souvenir editiou
of tho North Westem Catholic pub
lished at Sioux City Iowa contains
three likenesses familiar to Norfolk
p3oplo Ono is that of W C Daven
port sheriff of Woodbury county
another is of Ira L Iluugorford editor
mid compiler of tho paper and another
that of A A Ahlnian solicitor nud col
lector for the paper Tlio odition is
full of excellent cuts nud business like
write ups
Madison Chroniolo Tho Stautou
County Breeding farm has lost four
head of vnluublo heifers this weok by
black leg One of the animals wo nro
informed was valued at fO0 two of
tho others at 2T0 each and tho fourth
wns prohibly wot t h fit It has been
tho policy of Mr Mortimer ti havo all
tho slock inoculated with black leg
virus for somo years past and as these
are tho llitt oiittlo thoy huvo lost with
this diese it is supposed that from
somo cause or other they did not get a
full dofo when vaccinated
The board partition on tho east side
of the cupola at the foundry caught lire
las eveiiiiig between 7 and s oclock
and from there coiiimuniculed with tho
roof through which it burned several
holrs Tho tiro was dsscovered by Geo
Stapeuhorst who notified Foreman
Crook of the foundry and an alarm was
turned in The deputnient responded
very promptly and meantime Miosis
Cronk and Snpenhnrst with the assist
ance of others kept the blaze under
control until he department arrived
and it was then quickly subdued with a
few dashes of water The gable end of
the main bnildidg was somewhat dam
aged nud tho roof over the cupola shed
was quite badly binned Mr Cronk
set his men to work the first thing this
morning lo repair tho damage and fig
ures that this will be dono at a cost of
about vl 0 for lumber and for labor
which will show that the loss was
slight The partition has caught llro n
number of times before and bus bpon
put out with a few piils of water Mr
Cronk thinks an alarm would havo been
unecessary this time had lus force not
all been to supper Tho troublesome
partition will now bo replaced with
sheet iron and another such liluzo
averted
Mrs 11 Harrison mot her nf Mrs II
J Colo died at tho rosideuco of her
daughter in this city at o oclock last
evening in the 82nd year of her ago
Sho had been enjoying her usual health
until about iin hour boforo her death
when sho informed lier daughter that
sho thought she would not livo long
Sho had miulo similar statements so
often that this would havo occasioned
no surprise but for the fact that sho
soomed very much in cai nest and used
a diiVerent tone of voico than usual
Sho was conducted to her bed where
sho rapidly grdw weaker and quiotly
went to sleep clasping hor daughters
hands at tlio hour stated Her nged
husband survives her and besides tho
ono daughter there are vtwo sons ono
living in Missouri nud tho other
in Duluth Minn Theso havo been
notified of tho occurrence by tele
graph and it is hopsd that thoy can bo
heard from beforo tho funeral takes
place Father Harrison is very much
affected by her death ho and she having
been the veriest chums during their
old ago and tho separation is touching
They havo been married about fit years
Tho funeral will tako place from tho
residenco at 10 oclock tomorrow unless
word from tho sous should cause its
postponement Rev G II Main of tho
M 15 church nssisted by Rov J T
Parker of tho First Congregational
will have charge of tho services
SATURDAYSIFTINGS
Peter Tuol is very sick ac his homo
west of town
Mrs F Conrad is quite ill at hor home
north of tho city
Mrs Stork of Chirks is iu tho city vis
iting her daughter
G F Ilnasu has gono to Bjilo Mills
on real estate business
Terry Durlaud of Omaha is in tho
city visiting his fathor
W II Johnsons condition of health
is reported much improved
Sigv Schavland was in the city from
Madison yesterday on business
Secretary of Stato W F Porter of
Lincoln was u Norfolk visitor yesterday
Mrs II 12 Austin has gono to Sioux
City to visit her sister Mrs W F
Weiser
A daughter was horn to Mr and Mrs
Johu Utocht at their homo on First
street yesterday
Tho Mack Cat club mot with Miss
Laura Durlaud last evening ut her homo
on North Ninth street
Geo Hoirnian has returned from
Omaha whoro ho has beou receiving
treatment in a hospital
Missos Josephino Eutterfield and
Louise Isles went to Croightou yester
day to spend Sunday with Mrs Geo D
Butterfield
Tho regular mens gospel meeting of
the Y M C L will bo held iu tho
leaguo rooms tomorrow afternoon at
the usual hour
A P Childs accompanied his son J
Chauncey to Lincoln today whero ho
will start him in the state university for
a course iu civil engineering
Horaco Gregory and daughter of
Wayno wero in the city yesterday on
thoir way home from Madison whero
they attended tho poultry show Mr
Gregory wou soveral prizes with his
faucy birds
Tho seven dwelling housos uour the
sugar factory will soon bo moved to lots
iu tho city and tonauts now occupying
thorn havo beou ordered to vacate
Some of the buildings will go us fiir as
tho Tho Heights
Rov J O S Weills aud son arrived
in tho city last evening from Sing Sing
N Y Tho balance of the family will
follow lator Rev Weills is tho new
rector of Trinity Episcopal church and
will at once euter upon his duties He
THE NORFOLK NEWS THURSDAY KHKUUARY 1 MOO
will otlloiato tomorrow both morning
and ovonlng
Tho funeral over tho remains of the
lato Mis B Harrison was held this
morning from tlio home of Dr and Mrs
H J Cole and tho remains were
interred in Prospect Hill cemetery
Tho funeral services wero very impress
ive and were conducted by Rev G II
Main assisted by Rev 1 1 Parker
Fifteen of the Httlo friends surpiised
Bonnie Lobnow and assisted him in
celebrating his skth blithday yesleidny
afternoon at the homo of his mother on
North Ninth street Later tho mem
bers of tho Ladies Sewing society of
Christ Lutheran church -called in and
surpiised Mrs 1 riinow lonialning
Willi her until evening
A successful dance was held at the
homo of Mr Knurl four miles east of
town last evening u pony was also raf
fled by Mr C R Miller Mr Gllssniiiu
held the lucky number A large num
ber or people worn piesent from town
12 very one went home satisfied it was
the best ot the kind they attended dur
ing the season
At tho iiinual meeting ol tho mem
bers of tho First Congregational church
held recently tho following officers were
elected L Sessions aud A II Alllu
son trustees for three yearn 12 O
Mount deacon for three years T 12
Odiorno treasurer for one year It was
decided to raise JJfiOO for tho purpimoof
completing the church building which
will include the cost of painting and
papering
The third annual show of tho Elk
horn Valley Poultry and Pel stock as
sociation held in Mndisnu this week
was a grand Buccess there being more
than exhibits of chickens besides
geese ducks pigeon and pet stock It
was practically decided lo hold the next
show iu this city iu January IJIOI
Tho Norfolk exhibitors secured a largo
per cent of tho premiums offered Tho
exhibits wore largely nuido bj Madison
people but outside of that town thero
were a largo number as follows 1 F
Uttecht G M Thompson Miss Edith
McOlary 1 II Oxiuni Bert Eborhnrt
W 1 Gow II Lodor Bob Reynolds
W R HofVmau O A McKim Norfolk
P II Ingoldshy Edward Tanner W
B Fuerst W O Diy Battle Creek
O O Moore llumphroy Anthony
Robinson Schoolcraft II Gregory
Wnync Wm Martin Elinor Martin
Kalamazoo
MONDAY MENTION
J D Sturgeon mado a business trip to
Wayno todny
J M Cherry of Wnyno was a city
visitor yesterday
Miss Heloii Sprecher is reported quite
sick with tousilitis
W 12 Bishop of Pierce had business
in tho city Saturday
Geo A Marshall of Arlington was a
city visitor yesterday
Born Sunday January 281900 to Mr
and Mrs Chester A Fuller a girl
Earl Taylor of David Oity visited
with his cousin C S Hayes yestordoy
Miss Clara MeFurland of Stanton
visited Miss Nellie Schwenk over Sun
day
Arthur Pilger deputy county treas
urer spent Sunday with friends in tho
city
L C Mittlestadt went to Laurel this
afternoon to look after his business at
that placo
C T Blackburn representing Burks
Undo Toms Cabin company wns iu the
city Saturday
It is said that Fred Schwedo and Miss
Gall aro to bo united in marriage on
Wednesday February 7th
Tho household economic dopartmont
of tho Womans club meots with Mrs
C H Reynolds this afternoon
Sam Stikos who has boon visiting his
daughter Mrs Schwertfogor returned
to his homo in Ewiug hist ovening
Mrs W W Persons leaves this oven
ing over tho Union Pacific for hor homo
at Pocatello Idaho accompanied by
Mis3 1 ulia Grant
W B Hight and wifo wont to Os
mond Saturday whero Mrs I light will
visit her parents whilo Mr Hight makes
a business trip to Denver
Goo Dantlor and Miss Lizzio Ogden
who havo been visiting Mr and Mrs
Fred Sidler returned to thoir homos iu
Council Bluffs Iowa this morning
A quartet of Pierco young ladios con
sisting of Evn 12 Mixer Alico 12 Coffer
Emma M Scherwin and Mamie Wal
lace visited in the city Saturday after
noon
Rev 12 12 Hosrann of Plunviow
occupied tho pulpit at tlio M 12 church
yesterday iu exchnngo with Mr Main
who is in Plaiuviow conducting a seiies
of meetings
Mis Lottio Sidler resumed her duties
behind tho counters in tho Johnson Dry
Goods company store this morning her
health being very muoh improved by
her mouths vacution
Clydo Williams successfully enter
tained a number of his young friends
Saturday evening nt tho homo of his
parents on North Ninth streot Re
freshments were served aud n ploasunt
timo was had
A union nieotiug of tho Anti Saloon
leaguo was hold at tho M 12 church
last ovening und was attended by a
largo audience Tho principal spoakors
of tho ovening were Rov 1 J Parker
12 O Mount and It A Stewart
Rev J C S Woilh tho new Episco
pal minister preached his first sermon
yesterday to u largo and attentive audi
once who wore well pleased with his
discourse Next Sunday night ho will
begin a seiies of talks which will con
tinue for throe successive Sundays on
The Bible The Ohuroh 1ho
Prayer Hook
Mr and Mrs Win Mnohniullcr tele
brutcd their silver wedding iinnivorMiry
yesterday at their homo southeast of tho
eity They weio assisted by a lingo
number or friends and ueighhots all
enjoying a good lime A bountiful
supply of refreshments was on hand
Many valuable and iippiopihile presents
wero received by the hrldound groom of
Jfi years ago
Columbus citizens are iu leeeiptoru
proposition that will result iu u new
iiuditoiium ou about the same planus
that by which Norfolk scoured hers
Jasper llolVmaii of Yoik proposes U
build a two story hi ick struetuio with
a seating capacity of 1iOO and costing
111000 proiding he can write W00000
worl h nf insurance in a company ho
icpiosents Nearly 000 worth has
already been written and coiiiiuiftees
ue hard at work
The promised cold wave arrived on
tiuieSalurday night bringing with il u
severe gale of wind but no snow Yes
terday morning the thereiiiomeler reg
istered II below zero the coldest of Iho
winter Uy this morning the mercury
was only down to I below but he bar
ometer which hud stood 10 yesterday
morning hud dropped to -Ml this
morning indicating that the worst had
not sl been realized and when Iho
cold wave signal was displayed at about
II ocloic Ihoso who swear by tho bar
ometer scorned about lo havo heir faith
lultillcd Since morning Iho tempera
ture has been growing colder and by
night it is likely to bo several degrees
lower than it has been at any time dur
ing tho day Tho present cold snap
will insure an ice crop about which
thero began to be somo doubts No
serious damage has been done the only
mishaps us tho result of tho cold being
a few burstod water pipes At thehome
of Geo N Bouls on south Fifth street
a pipe burstod filling the cellar half
full of water
Wntk Several bright and honest
poisons toropresonl us as malingers in
this and close counties Salary iMX a
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