The Norfolk weekly news. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1888-1900, 1899-06-22

wayne TINS morning and went 10 Pierce
today where she will visit n few days
before leaving for her home in Butte,
Mont.
Mrs. Junkins, formerly Miss Jones of
this place, who has been visiting nj the
home of j. w. Gibson, returned To her
home Mt Newport, this state, Saturday
evening.
Attorney NJ. Il. Harrington of O'Neill
was a passenger on the 10 10 train for
Madison this morning, where he will
assist i'll the prosecution of the six de-
PENDANTS.
G. +. Sprccher left the bedside of his
mother mt Schuyler and came homo Sat.
urday evening, believing her to he i'm.
proving. He returned today to attend
her funeral,
Mrs. s. +. Hull went to Beemor to.
day. Tomorrow she will be joined by
Mrs. T.. Il. Adams and Clyde, when they
will start for m extended visit in H.
linois and eastern points.
Mrs. E. Spencer of Neigh, mother of
Mrs. w. o. Hall of this city, took the
10 40 train here this morning for Los
Angeles, California, where she will visit
n daughter for some time.
DIR. A. Hodgetts went over to Madison
this morning to attend the district con.
ference and Epworth Representation.
Dnring his stay there he will be the
guest of Ex-senator Allen.
Misses Agnes Thompson and Ncttic
Nelson leave tomorrow evening for
Madison where they will attend the
district Epworth league convention as
delegates from the local league.
Herman Langenberg, who has been
boss for II years on the section between
Hoskins and Winside, has secured n six
months leave Of absence and is now on
his way to visit relatives and friends in
Germany.
The Sunday World Herald yester.
day printed an excellent halftone like
ness of Major f. II. Tracy, together
with Colonel A. f. Campbell and Maj
VIM A. Hayward, the newly elected Of
ticers of the Second regiment.
The Norfolk district conference of the
NJ. f. church and district Epworth
league convention is in session at Madi-
SOB today. 1t is expected that the at
tendance will be large and an interest
ing session is anticipated.
AS an indication of what Norfolk is
able to produce in the hog line of the
genuine genus sus, it might be men
toned that JAS. Gray of South Norfolk
sold to Ct. b. Salter. Saturday, aspect
rel that tipped the beam at 610 pounds.
Carl Laubsch has been appointed Us
the special collector of dog tax and has
entered upon the discharge of his duties.
All CANNES in the city are expected
to make it right with him if they wish
to enjoy life, liberty and the pursuit Of
happiness.
Meadow Grove is preparing to again
celebrate the Glorious Fourth. This
small village is one of the most persis-
tent observers of the national holiday
in this part Of the country, always
draws a good crowd and gives them a
good time.
Ludwig Wetzel is remodellingI his
house and his place of business on east
Main street. He has moved his gun
shop into the portion formerly occupied
by his family and the living rooms are
now where the gunshop used to be, the
apartments having been fixed up to &C
cord with the change.
a party of gentlemen from Jackson,
Tenn, is in the city investigating the
sugar beet industry with the object of
ascertaining its adaptability to their
country. Those who compose the party
are Breton Sullivan, q. G. Anderson,
Geo. w. Swink, Robert b. Hicks, w.
H. Henderson, John l.. Wisdom and
Sol Roy. They are accompanied by
Geo. @. Power of Chicago.
The out of town Methodist ministers,
who took the morning train here for
Madison to attend the Norfolk district
conference and Epworth league conven-
ton, were Revs. Hughes of Bloomfield.
Throckmorton of Allen, Bithel of
Wayne, Clarke of Dakota City, Bryan
OF Laurel, johnson of Wakefield, Phelps
of Winside and Boutwell, of Lyons.
Revs. Shatfer of Oakland and Griffith of
Fender will pass through this evening,
Rev. j. NJ. Caldwell of Chicago spoke
very entertainingly at the M. +. church
yesterday, both morning and evening.
The one fault to be found with the
morning service was its length, it being,
for such a warm day, quite tiresome
but the discourse and the result were
good, At the end of the service an effort
was made to raise the sum of $500 to pay
a debt of the church. OF the amount