The Norfolk weekly news. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1888-1900, 1899-04-20


iting friends in the city, returned to her
home in South Dakota today.
Prof OConncr is improving rapidly
from the attack of pneumonia which so
seriously threatened his life.
Mrs II. III, Patterson entertained n
party of lady friends very delightfully."-
at her home yesterday afternoon.
Mrs Martha Shaw, of Grove City,
Penn, is visiting her daughter, Mrs. ID.
G. O'Conner. She arrived yesterday.
j. s. Burchard and Miss Alice Vaubel
were married at Hader last evening.
Both parties are well known in this vi.
cinity
The patrons Of the minstrel show last
night at Eiseley's hall were looking for
"A tough outfit aud found what they ex.
pected.
Carl Il. Seeley, the Madison Chronicle
editor, and Uncle Sans collector of in
ternal revenue, was in the city this
morning.
Herman Tillenburg's saloon has been
closed at the instance of creditors The
business is in charge of Chief of Police
Spaulding.
The weather today has been little
cooler. This morning the sun shown
brightly and the air was frosty but
toward noon there was rising temper
ature. This afternoon the sky is over
cast and there are indications Of rain.
More moisture Is needed and heavy,
soaking rain would be gladly welcomed.
in the state to file with the board within
60 days m affidavit giving their name,
age and length of time during which
such has followed the occupation. one
dollar must accompany the affidavit and
n license will be issued which expires
November 30 A renewal fee of 81 each
year is required
One of the many useful purposes
served by the young peoples societies is
the promotion and strengthening of the
social feeling. This was done last even.
ing by the Young Peoples Society of
Christian Endeavor in connection with
the Second Congregational church by a
social given Mt the home of the president
on south Second street. 1t was n de-
lightful time and in every sense de
cided success.
/ The following officers were elected by
chapter No. 10, Order of the Eastern
] Star, at their annual meeting last even.
, ing to serve during the coming year
t Worthy matron, Mrs. T.. Hutcheson
, worthy patron, John Huff associat,
t worthy matron, Mrs. j. G. Aid con
ductress, Mrs. \. II. Viele; associate
conductress, Mrs. Ada Kuder secretary
> Mrs. Anna l.. Bryant; treasurer, Mrs
: Hattie Jacobs.
a Referring to the weather on Wednes
Q day n good many people speak of it n
= exceptional and some have said tina
: they never saw such warm day il
$ April. Such assertions only show hoy
y very treacherous the memory is, whe
y it comes to discussing the weather
p Only last year the record kept by Dl
Q Salter reveals the fact that on AprA II
u the maximum temperature was Sc de
II grees. That was just the figure
y reached on the 18th this year.
. The art exhibit, which has been ca,
u red on by the ladies of the Congrega
10 tional church the past week in tn
u Richards block. closed last evening. Th
: program rs published in yesterday
NKws, was we'll carried out. The di
ferent ladies and gentlemen who pal
y ticipated gave interesting and instru,
tive talks on the subjects handled. Mr.
Y, Mcmillan on behalf of the societ
thanked those who by their patronag
-, had helped and all those who had S
willingly contributed toward the succe
of the weeks work. About $50 will |
~ turned into the church treasury as
result of the undertaking, and the ladi,
s. rightfully feel much gratitied over IL
financial showing they are able to max
r Yesterday A. f, Lewis and w.
Shepardson of the Jonrnal filed protes
&, with City Clerk Sttt against the ISIS
IT. ance of licenses for the ensuing year
the city council to all the liquor deale
in and druggists whose notices have be,
= printed in other newspapers published
/ the city, There are IL of these motto
involved, of which the Anzeiger is pu
J fishing six, the Times-Tribune two, al
THE News four, each of which is wor
) s3 TO the publisher. Over this $36 wor
J of business the Journal proposes to p
J up fight that will bring terror, II
I only TO the liquor men and druggis
but TO the three newspapers interest
as well, Thus far the protests have L
\ been looked upon with much seriol
ness, as the whole proceeding is cons