The Norfolk weekly news. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1888-1900, 1899-05-11
MONDAY MENTION.

Mr.. and Mrs. l. G.. Westervelt of Til
den are visiting in the city.
The Ti'lenberg saloon fixtures were
sold at public auction this afternoon.
Mrs. w. H. Bucholz and Miss Butter.
Held went to Omaha on the morning
train
The heavy shower last evening pre-
vented large attendance at the
churches.
Miss Edith Tatman spent Sunday
with her friends. She returned to
Wayne today.
Mrs. A. Craig and Mr.. and Mrs. j.
Sutherland were in the city from Battle
Creek Saturday.
Vegetation of all kinds is booming un.
der the influence of the recent rains and
the warm sunshine.
Charles Chilson of Randolph stopped
in the city between traus on bis way
home from Columbus.
There will be special meeting of Mo.
sale lodge No. 80, this evening at s
o'clock. By order of the master
John Willie of Chadron, travelling
engineer who formerly lived in this city, =,
was visiting friends here over Sunday.
Judge Allen was in the city today.
He came over from Madison this morn
ing aud left this afternoon for Omaha.
Mr.. aud Mrs. g. H. Reynolds and
daughter, Helen, left yesterday noon for
Springfield, ILL.,, to visit Mr.. Reynold S
mother.
w. @. Davenport of Sioux City visited
with his parents over Sunday. He re-
turned home today accompanied bv his
mother
There was joint meeting of the two
Endeavor societies at the Second Con-
gregational church, South Norfolk, last
evening.
There was masquerade party Satur-
day evening at Nina Walkers. The
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very enjoyable time.
Chancellor Huntington of Lincoln,
who was expected to preach in the
Methodist church yesterday morning,
was kept at home by sickness.
V. G. Lyford and family who have
been visiting " ith the family Of w. H.
johnson, left this morning for Falls
City, where Mr.. Lyford has gone into
business.
The notice concerning the marriage of
Johu E. Cropk, which appeared in Sat.
rrday's News, contained an error. The
name of the lady who is now Mrs
Cronk was Mrs. Maggie Moran.
George A. Latjmer and viii Powers
leave for the west this evening. They
VIII visit Spokane, Seattle and Other
coast towns before their return. They
expect to be gone about three weeks.
d. Van Buskirk, supreme deputy O
the Loyal Mystic Legion of America
was in the city today on his way tt
Wayne. He expects to return to Nor
, folk in the interest of that order soon.
, County Superintendent Crum will
hold ter ahers' examinations the rest O
. this week as follows: AT Norfolk, Tues
day at Battle Creek, Wednesday; a
Meadow Grove, Thursday; East Emer
, ick school, Friday; Newmau Grove
T Saturday.
3 Rev. Murray of the First M e. churcl
) of Fremont speaks at Norfolk Friday
| Saturday and Sunday evenings, next, a
, the Congregational church under tn
1 auspices of the Anti-Saloon league. Hi
Q subjects will be Friday night, Guilty :
: Saturday evening, 1.-The Dev. is Colleg
and its Graduates - Sunday evening
+ Sunday School Poli.ics.
$ A dispatch was received by THE NEW
t at 8 O'Clock this MOI a, ,g flom the wa
}. depaI tment announcing the death G
t John @. Hoover of company f, at Ma
It Mia, Of typhoid fever, May 4, Hooye
Q was Madison county boy, his home be
h ing at Battle Creek. The flags of tn
e city have tloated at half mast durin
the day since the receipt of the sa
Il news.
;. Mrs, Matilda j., wife of John Kors
J. died at the home of her father, Samu,
T. Kent, six miles west of town, yesterda
5, of that dread disease, consumption
5. Mrs. Kost leaves husband and for
t. children to mourn her loss, togeths
le with numerous other relatives and
a large circle of friends by whom she VIZ
.. greatly beloved. The funeral will tai
10 place tomorrow, leaving the house at
n o'clock and proceeding to the Bait
Greek Catholic church, where servic,
will be held. Interment will be mac
- in the Catholic cemetery at Battle Creel
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