The Norfolk weekly news. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1888-1900, 1899-03-30

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covered from the effects of his bad acct
dent.
Mrs. w. II. Buterfield is ENJOYING u
visit from her sisters, Mrs. Drake of
Corning, n. y, and Mrs. BLAIR of
Omaha.
Albert Stort2 has bought the farm two
miles east of the asylum of Il f. Smith.
Mr.. Smith will move into the city and
reside.
j. b. Henderson has gone into the fur.
niturc business mt Wakefield. He will
remove to that place with his family in
n few days.
Il. +. Schlecht will travel for the Nor.
folk Foundry aud Manufacturing Co,
selling furnaces and gasoline engines
beginning April list.
There will be II special meeting of the
ladies society of the Congregational
church tomorrow afternoon at > o'clock.
a full attendance is requested.
Seven hobos, in good and regular
standing, were shown the rond that
leads out of town this morning by ON.
Ger Kane. They soon vanished from
sight.
Mrs. Alice G. Lindsey, grand custo-
dian of Order Eastern Star, chapter of
Nebraska, will visit Beulah chapter, No.
40, at Norfolk tomorrow evening and
all members of the order are cordially
invited to attend.
Mr.. Geo. Reckard celebrated his TIL
birthday yesterday, and in the evening
a few of his young friends gathered at
his home III honor of the event, passing
a delightful evening ut "hearts" and
S discussing his refreshments.
Owen Bros. left this place yesterday
o with nine carload of grading material
and horses for Julesberg, Colorado,
q fifty miles of new road to be built this
n season by the Union Pacific. About q
men ven with them as employees.
y a heavy fall of snow is reported last
night at Kansas City, st. Louis and
= other southern points. The season is
Y every where very backward. There is
every indication of a storm here before
" morning. Spring is coming but it il
" embarrassed in its attempts by snow
~hlockades at every point of the compass
# Last night about $3.50 Officer Kan,
arrested on Braasch avenue, Fisher
brothers-two colored men-and they
Is spent the night III the city cooler. Til,
indications are very strong that they
tapped Machmuller's saloon till, releav
ing it of $40 or more. They wer'
brought before Judge Hayes this morn
ing on the charge OF vagrancy and wer'
ordered to leave the town.
EDr. Chas. A. McKim who has beel
attending the Chicago Veterinary col
fege since last October, was graduated
from there Oh The 23rd inst, receiving
the degree of doctor of comparative
medicine IN. d. o. DIR. McKim stood
second in his class which numbered !.
members. He will return to Norfolk
about April /, and resume his practice
Last night Officer Livingston rounded
up a fellow who was with thu
man who stole the goods from Baum
Bros store some time ago. He
was found in the johnson Dry Good,
company's store, arrested on suspicion
and lodged in the city Jail. This morn,
ing Judge Hayes ordered him to leave
town on the double quick and he de,
parted.
Among the pictures that will be found
in the art exhibit to be given by the
Ladies Aid society of the Congregational
of about 30 water colors by many well
known artists in Rome and Venice.
These are originals, not copies. In a
letter from one of the best known New
: York art dealers who had framed some,
he said every one was Of much merit and
that the society was very fortunate in
securing so many choice ones done by
well known artists. All of the above
are to be placed on sale at reasonable
prices. Lovers of pictures will not only
. have a rare opportunity of seeing and
enjoying works Of art but can also have
the advantage of procuring them to
beautify their own homes.
Some days ago THE NEWS entered a
remonstrance against the habit of spit
ting OH the sidewalk and in public
places. This subject might seem at first
thought a trivial one, but it is a grave
mistake to 80 consider it. Public health
is the foundation of general and indi.
vidual prosperity. Whatever helps to
promote it helps in adding to the entire
round of human happiness. There are
certain general conditions which cannot