The Norfolk weekly news. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1888-1900, 1899-11-23

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man and Nethaway for 30 birds. 1t re.
suited in Glissman killing 10 and Netha-
way IL.
A few intimate friends gathered mt
the home of Conductor Fox last evening
to meet Mr.. and Mrs. Jonas Walsh of
Columbus, who have been visiting there
for n few days. MIR. and Mrs. Walsh
departed for their home this morning.
The Union Pacific pay car came in
yesterday and distributed that which
goes to make the hearts of the railroad
employees light and their pocket books
heavy. Superintendent II. w Baxter
and Assistant Superintendent G.. w.
Chapman were occupants of the car.
Oharlhs Shelby, n railroad man, who
was confined III the city Jail ON the
charge of fighting, twisted the lock of
the outer door II few hours after he was
incarceratod and regaincd his liberty.
The police have not yet nscertained his
whereabouts and are of the opinion that
he has left town.
r. b. Kali, who travels for the Rock
Island Shoe company of Rock Island,
Ill, has returned from n trip in the in.
terests of his house and will spend Sun.
day in the city. Mr. Kali states that it
is probable that he may again make
Norfolk his home. He and his wife
have many friends in the city who
would he pleased to have them return.
Bixby, in the State journal has
these complimentary words to say of the
people in this county Nebraska re.
publicans will always look with favor
upon the people of Shell Creek precinct,
Madison county, where n republican
gain of thirty three over the vote of a
year Z gave evidence that the public
conscience has not entirely surrendered
to the unhallowed influence associated
with fusion for the spoils of office
The annual convention of the Ne
braska Woman Suffrage association will
be held in Lincoln, November % and
30. Delegates to this convention will be
entertained, and those expecting to at
tend should write to Miss Helen Goif,
Lincoln, stating the time of their arrival.
Mrs. Carrie Chapman Gait of New York,
Miss Mary G.. Hay of San Francisco,
Rev. Ida G. Hultin of Illinois, Mrs.
Evelyn II. Belden of Iowa, and other
national speakers, will be present..
+. Warrant, supervisor of the new
opera house, has addressed notices to
subscribers for seats notifying them
that the pledges are now due and payable
to G.. A. Luikart. He requests prompt
attention to the matter III order that
the building may be completed. Mr..
Warrant has faithfully performed his
portion of the contract and he now re-
lies upon the assistance of those who
have pledged themselves to take seats to
hurry the work of completion. The
walls are now up to n level with the
balcony and the interior carpenter work
is being completed as far as possible.
That the building is worth the price to
subscribers, anyone who has examined
the work thus far done, a testify to.
p. F. Panabaker, president of the
Northeast Nebraska Teachers associa-
ton has issued the following notice to
members AT a conference of north
east Nebraska teachers at Norfolk last
April, time of the North Nebraska asso-
ciatiod meeting, it was recommended
that there should be no meeting of the
association this November and that all
should put forth the best effort to have a
strong meeting at Wayne next April.
Accordingly no program has been ar
ranged, and it is recommended that all
make an effort. to insure an excellent
meeting at Wayne, in April, 1900. A
business session of the Northeast Ne
braska teachers will be held at Wayne
in April, to arrange for the following
November meeting