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About The Norfolk weekly news. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1888-1900 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 15, 1900)
J t i h I Economical I Shoes 1 t 5 4 arc nover chonp shoes Shoes liko Pingroo Smiths mons 3 womonfl unci childrens and Drow Solhy Shoo Cos ladios shoos aro truly economical becnuso thoy Will Outwear two pairs of chonp shoos nnd nro not high priced nt that If you havo novor tried thorn J wo would adviBO you to do so j Davenport Bros NORFOLK NEBR SIMPSONS CORNER Offico llanlya Coal OHIco Firo insurance Farm nnd City Loaus and Real Estnto Como and sco mo J E SIMPSON Just What j t t Your I Eyes Need Well tell you after scientifically testing them This service and advice is FREE If glasses are needed wo select the best and most effective kind and charge moderately for them C F W MARQUARDT OPTICIAN NORFOLK - NEBRASKA The Weatlior Conditions of the weather as recorded for the 24 hours ending at 8 a m to day Maximum temperature 4 Minimum temperature 2 Ayerage ij Snowfall inches 00 Precipitation CO Total preoipitatiou for month Earometer 2900 Forecast for Nebraska Generally fair and continued cold tonight and Friday except possibly snow in south west portion tonight THURSDAYTIDINGS The Ladies guild of the Episcopal church will meet with Mrs A Morrison tomorrow at 1 oclock Rev S F Sanderson D D pastor of the Methodist church at Fremont will preach at the Methodist church this evening The government thermometer indi cated a temperature of 2 degrees below zero last night by far the coldest of tho season Tho maximum yesterday was only 4 above The lack of wind failed to make tho extreme temperature very apparent Tho state Anti Saloon league will hold its first annual convention in Lin coln at the First Baptist church on Thursday and Friday of next week Rev J J Parker of this city is on tho program for an address Friday after noon the subject assigned him being Agitation Tho managors of the Auditorium learned today through their correspond ents that the Coontowu 400 advertjsed to appear tomorrow evening are not what they would want to present to the people as one of the special attractions and as a couseqnenco have cancelled the date with the coous Hence the Audi torium will remain dark tomorrow evening The order of the state board of trans portation making a reduction of first class freight rates over the O St P M O between hero and South Sioux City to i5 cents has been received by Secretary Chester A Fuller of the Bus iness Mens association and tho same was Berved today by Deputy Sheriff Arthur Koenigsteln Tho railroad will be allowed 10 days in whioh to preseut arguments as to why the order should not be enforced On complaint of O E Evaus who lives on Braasoh avenue his ueighbor Ed Sessler was up before police court yesterday afternoon to answer to the charge of assault and disturbing the peace Sessler pleaded aggravation ral cnlated to provoko an assault but his ploa was not sustained and ho was lined Evans was then complained of for dis turbing tho poaco to whioh ho ploadud guilty Tho total fiuos and costs in both cases nmountod to about 10 Tho complaints grow out of a neighborhood quarrel Tho peoplo of Columbus aro congratu lating thomsolvos on tho fact that tho Western Seed and Irrigation company a largo sood growing concorn has pur chased a 400 aoro irrigated farm noar that oity paying for it 50 per aero It is tho highest price ovor paid for a largo tract of land in Platto county Tho company has been in tho business for tho past 15 years at Wntorloo but will now ninko Columbus its hcadqunrtors Tho company will employ during its busy season ovor 100 people and will distribute about 50000 por annum whioh will outer circulation at Colum bus Tho Fremont Jribuno of Tuesday contained tho following Horn concern ing a formor Norfolk oitizon Olaf was editor of tho old Norfolk Horald for a number of years and has many friends in this city who will congratu late him on his appointment F M Clafiln has just rocoivod notice of his appointment to a good position in tho government priutiug ofllco at Washing ton and will report thoro for duty March 1st Mr Clalliu is formau of Tho Trib uuo job rooms Ho recoivod his ap pointment on his merit as a compotont printer Whilo rejoicing with him in Ins good fortuno his friends will greatly regret his doparturo from tho city Ho has had a residence of llftcon yours or more hero Clogs giggs hoyrubes chappies cako walkers and general vaudovillo at Tho Hubking Bee on tho 2ird Tho ovout of tho season Dont fail to get your tickets early Dr Taylor the oyo specialist finds that ho will bo obliged to remain in Norfolk until Monday and will bo glad to see anyone needing tho attention of an export at the Pacific hotel until that time Ho has yet to Hud tho person whose eyes ore dofectivo that cannot bo benefited by tho uso of spectales prop erly and scientifically fit tod Card of Tluuiks My heartfelt thanks are horeby ex tended to tho neighbors and friends who so kindly lent their support and sympathy during tho sickness and last sad rites connected with tho burial of of my beloved wife My thanks aro especially extended to tho members of the order to which I belong James McDonald Bulk oysters cents at tho Palaco Meat Market Snidors catsups at Boxs Sturgeon is the piano man If Your Watch Stop Go to Fritz Hoehne in Koenigsteins drug store Ho is tho best and cheapest watchmaker and jeweler in town All work warranted We make loaus on real estate at lowest rates Elkhorn Building and Savings association T E Odioknb Sec Houses for sale T E Odiornk PERSONAL Hod Pollock was passenger for Omaha yesterday A W Gross of Madison was a city visitor today Miss Curas of Battle Creek was in Norfolk today Frank Owen has gone to Beatrice to accept a situation M C Strandkov of Lindsay was a city visitor yesterday Sheriff Geo W Losoy was a city visitor yesterday from Madison Dr I E Scobeo ostoopathist from Kirksvillo Mo has routed tho house of Mrs McBrido in Tho Heights O R Eller was ablo to assume his duties again yesterdoy and took his first ruu west last night sinco his sickness Mr and Mrs Geo D Buttorfiold camo down last evening from Creighton to attend the Shoemaker Warrick wed ding Mrs A D Pratt was up town yester day for tho first time since last Novem ber She is vory much improved in health Jas McDonald returned yesterday from Pender where ho had been to bury his wife He left the littlo girl with his mother Drs Wm Gorst of Nolicm and J W Jennings of Omaha presiding elders of their respective districts Rov Esplin of Randolph Rov Hosmauof Plainview and Dr Sanderson of Fromout are in tho oity attending to committeo work for the North Nebraska conference of tho M E church Attend tho Baptist sociable on Friday eveuing at E W Stevens and seo tho Fine Arts exhibits For Sale A span of good horses Call at the Home Hotel White fish lake trout and catfish at the Palace Meat Market We havo a quantity of egg sizo hard coal whioh wo wish to niovu at once If you cau use any of this size coal phone No 52 I d wards Bradford Lumber company I Box can suit vou on cotlea THE NORFOLK NEWS THUltSDAV IEllKUAKY li 10 ST VALENTINES DAY Weddings and Other Fit Cele brations of the Occasion SH0EMAKER WARRI0K MARRIAGE Tnkrn IMurn nt tlio Ilnnmnr K I Wcnth orhy IkM Kvomiiib Two Weill Known Norfolk Veiling 1nnplA Mmrlnl In Coun cil lllHIln Other ltvrt In At tho homo of tlto bridos slator Mrs E P Woathorhy at 8 oclock last even ing Miss Francos Warriok was united In marriago with Mr Josoph Addison Shoomakor Tho ceremony was pro formed in tho prosonco of a largo com pany of invited guests by Rov J J Parker of tho Congregational ohurchus injr tho ring Whilo tho wedding march was boing played on harp and mandolin by Miss Norton and Mr Pasovalk tho lirido and groom doscondod tho stairs preceded by littlo Lois Gibson as ring bearer and took their places in tho bay window of of tho oast loom whioh had previously boon converted into a St Valentinos bower Tho contral figure in tho decora tions was a largo heart which hung directly over tho couple made of rosoB nnd smilnx tied with white ribbon in iv lovora knotattuched to which were pink ribbons and strings of hearts with just enough green to heighten tho beauty of tho doBign leading in either direction to tho walls and forming a canopy After tho couplo had been pronounced man nnd wifo tho largo number of frionds presoutcamo forward and olforod congratulations Thou tho guests fol lowed tho brido nnd groom totho dining room whore an elegant wedding supper was served Tho table was beautifully decoratod with lowers tho contor being occupied by a largo jardonier filled with Chiueso sacred lilies sent by an aunt of tho brido from California As tho guests loft tho dining room each was prosonted with a pretty valentine Tho wedding prosonts wero numerous beautiful and cohtly many boing received from friends at a distanco who wore unable to bo prcsont Tho brido has long mado her homo in this city with her mother at tho homo of Mr and Mrs Weatherby She is ono of Norfolks fairest daughters as she was last night one of its most beautiful brides Tho groom is well known hero having been for sevoral years an employe of Supt Reynolds offico Last spring he wont to Salida Col to accept a position with tho Denver and Rio Grand rail road They loft at noon today for Colo rado and after a short trip through that state they will be at homo at Salida Cnralilne Carrlck Tho Council Bluffs department of tho Omaha Bee contains the following item William W Oarrabino and Blanch Carrick both froniNorfolk Nob wero married in this city yesterday Justico Terrier performing the ceremony Tho parties to tho union aro both well known in this city Mr Carrbino has been connected with tho hotel nnd res taurant business as cook Tho brido is tho daughter of Mrs Jennie Carrick ltyol Kully A Valley Junction Iowa papor coutains tho following item which will prove of interest in Norfolk At tho homo of tho bridos sister Mrs P C Casey Tuesday February 0 at high noon occurred tho marriago of Mrs Nellie F Kelly and Archibald J Ryol of Norfolk Nob Father Gleason of tho Catholic church ofiiciated using the ring ceremony The wedding was very quiet only a fow near relatives and intimato friends boing preseut The brido wore whito satiu with cerise trimmings and carried bridal roses Tho groom looked his best in conventional black White rib bous wero stretched by Regina Casey and Oretta Kelly ueico and daughter of tho bride from tho dining room to tho center of the parlor where a canopy hung made of real lace and roses Miss Nell Cawy played Lohongrius wedding inarch as the brido and groom descended the stairs and took their places under tho canopy Following tho ceremony congratulations wore in order after which an elegant dinuer was Berved Tho tablo decorations wero smilax and yellow roses The brido has visited here several times and for the past fow mouths mado her homo with her sister Mrs P O Casey Sho has many frionds iu tho Valley who will extend her congratula tions and wish them many years of hap piness The bridal party left at 4 oclook for Eagla Grove and north western Iowa where thoy will spend a few days with friends before returning to their homo in Norfolk Neb St Valentino Hay KvenU St Valentines day was mado an un usually happy one at tho homo of Mr and Mrs Frank Davenport who wol corned tho arrival of a new daughter yesterday The ladles of the W R O met with a very liberal patronage at their dinner and supper served yesterday iu G A R hall The meals wero very complete and perfect productions of tho cnliuary art and due justice was doue to tho ladies efforts by their patrons Theoveuiugof St Valentinos day abounded with masquerades Besido the dance at Mirquardts hall aud Miss Davenports party tho Happy Hour olub of South Norfolk hold nn onjoyahlo masquonulo ball in Railway hall and thoso participating wero highly amused Tho splondfd musloand milquocoitumoi combined to make tho occasion one of unalloyed pleasure Miss Francos Davenport gave nvalon tino party to some of hor young friends at tho homo of hor parents on Ninth street last evening The party was a masquerade and thoro wore 111 young pooplo present nil attired In a manner calculated to conceal their identity Progressive conversation charades and refreshments fillod an all too short ovon lug with onjoymont Tho two eighth grados of tho High school taught by Miss Garllngor and Miss Wood colobratod St Valentinos day with a class party at Orrs hall last ovenlng Despito tho sovore cold of tho night tho party was woll attended and such a good time as only young peoplo know how to havo was tho result of tho ovonlng There wore refreshments and games aud fun galore Farm land and city property for salo by G R Soilor K i A M V lmi ICxiinritlnnn On February 17 IS and lit to Lincoln Nob at ono faro for tho round trip account meeting of the National ream ory Butter Makers convention good returning until February S February 20 is tho dato for tho next cheap excursion to Hot Springs S D 1 lSi for tho round trip good returning 110 days from dato of salo Tolephono No 112 will ring up Dr F Verges residence and ofllco Wastkd Good girl for general house woik Wages 1150 a weok Mus Dr Frank Saitkr Farm aud oity loaus Tin Durland Trust Co DrFrank Salter Disoasos of children Kiml Kmntn Trull Biol H The following transfers of real estate aro reported by Ohostor A Fullor mali nger of tho Madison county abstract offico at Norfolk Louis M lohnson nnd wifo to Shell Creek Evangolisk Luth eran Meuighed wdaparcol of land in soj t of swjif 22 21 I 00 Gcorgo C Johnson and wifo to Shell Creek Evangolisk Luth eran Monighed wd a parcel of land in swki of tho sej of 22-21-4 I Trustees of llaugos Hvangolical Lutheran community to Louis M Johnson wd a par col of laud in swj of soj 22- 21 4 I 00 Trustees of Haugos Evangelical Lutheran community to Louis M Johuson wd a par cel of laud in soj i of sw 23- 21 1 - 1 00 Sheriff to Levin A Bartlott sheriffs deed lots 2 and 1 block 1 Hills addition to Norfolk 700 00 Elizabeth Sosler and husband to Win Mansko wdlots 1 and 2 block 1 HoilmanH addition to Norfolk 000 00 August Droeschor to Bertha Droeschor wd lots ii and 14 H Nenows addition to Nor folk SOO 00 If you have catarrh rlioumatism or dyspepsia take Hoods Sarsaparilla and bo cured as thousands of others have heou c A I HARDY always keeps in stock all tho best grades of HARD AND SOFT Coal in all sizes All coal screened and delivered promptly Satisfaction guar- anteed Yards east of U P depot TELEPHONE NO 35 Uptown 0fflce4th St F M THOMAS D 0 No Knife No Drugs 0 L DO YOU SMOKE If so try tho Palace Cigar Stores LoiitlltiK 3 cent wirs - Capadura Saborosa Broadleaf If jem unlit n bottiir cijjiir wo liavo tlio Inset 10 contort in tlioclt J L DANIEL Proprietor - X OSTEOPATHY m NORFOLK a J E SCOBEE D 0 Graduate of American School of Osteopathy Z h now locatoil in Norfolk nt rnsulnuco J of Mm Jlcllriilo ill S 9tli St 4 Krqduato of tlio samo school loratnd at I ayno Nohr oxcopt Tuoadab ami A ilu will boat Wlnsiilo J niibiiHatioii and Kxnmiiiutinn Fjoo - Office hours 9 to la a m 1 to 4 p m J 8 I HAVE- Several Farms for Rent or for Sale on Crop Payments AT 6 PER CENT INTEREST I also want to buy a good farm or some good land MONEY TO LOAN on Good Farms A J DURLAND I FEBRUARY 3 1900 JUST CAME IN I 25c Fine Line of New Golf Caps 29c 35c 49c INSKEEPS MILLINERY i t J A MJIKAKT INikhhiunt C1IAB H HUIDOK Vicii IuEHinrNT Have You Tried Them Norfolk m PK CIFIC COAST W II 1011 NHON CAHimtlt W It IIIItAAHOM Awvt The Citizens National Bank Capital 50000 Surplus 5000 liny and nll nxclioiiKonn lliiH romilry mid all inirtHof Knropo Kami Ioniin Directors -Caw Ahmuh W II Iomnhon Ciiah S Hriiiuk W IIiiaahcii l rJWANK J A IjUIKAUT T K M KM MINI1KII L HlHHIONH C W BRAASOH DEALER IN UCOALi AtTJ3 Exclusive agent lor the Celebrated Sweetwater Rock Spring Coal tho best In the market Scranton Hard Coal In all sizes TELEPHONE 1 Sfffe WHEATLING AND BREAD MADE FROM BON TON FLOUR SUGAR CITY CEREAL MILLS N A HAINUOLT Prosidoat ALKXANDKK IIKAU Vlcfl IrosidsDt W MilUOHOLZ Cnslilor K W ZOTZ AaaiBtautCasliisr National Bank OLDEST ESTABLISHED BAHKING BUSINESS IN NORTHEAST NEBRASKA Capital 10000000 Surplus 2000000 Does a general Banking Business Buys and Sella Exchange Interest Paid on Time Deposits Drafts and Money Orders Sold on any Point In Europe A General Steamship and Foreign Passage Business Transaoted DIBBOTOHS A BEAK F P 1UNLON FJ IIALK W II UUCHOLZ WM ZOTZ NA UAINBOIiT JOHN U HAYS F VKBGKrJ 8B COTTON Splendid Train Service DENVER SALT LAKE OITY fiL TO AND FROM tt g FRAN0IS0O Tjf PORTLAND via the Union Pacific MEALS SERVED AiA CARTE STEAM HEAT PINTSCH LIGHT Two trains daily to and from Denver and Colorado poiuts1 Two trains daily to and from Sun Francisco and California points Two trains daily to and from Salt Lake Oity and Utah points One train dally to and from Portland and North Pacific Coast poiuts with direct connections for Tacoma and Seattle Double Drawing Room Palaco Sleeping Cars Buffet Smoking and Library Cars Ordinary Sleeping Cars Dining Cars Chair Cars For Time Tahles Folders Illustrated Books PamphletB descriptive of th territory traversed calFon your nearest agent or address L L0MAX General Passenger and Tioket Agent Omaha Neb