The Norfolk weekly news. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1888-1900, 1899-06-01

the junior year. lie reports u WI.
profitable year of study.
Fremont Herald George. +. Bid
well, general manager of the Fremont
Elkhorn 4 Missouri Valley railroad, ha.
returned from n trip to Hawaii.
Mrs. w. II. Bucholz entertained tn,
ladies of the Kafree Klatch yesterday
afternoon. The entertainment partool
OF the nature ofa farewell to Mrs. j. NJ
Collamer.
Wayne is making preparations for q
Fourth of July celebration that will bC
a hummer. The Republican says that
81, 900 have been pledged to make the
day a success. Wayne is a live town.
Mrs. Bean and Miss Belle White in.
stigated a pleasant surprise on DIR. G. a
Mclkim and Miss Hattie last evening
in which about 10 people participated,
Cards, music and dancing were enjoyed
by those present.
AT the Lincoln school building yester-
day afternoon several of the school boys
engaged in scutlling, resulting i'll Louis
Requa breaking his right arm ut the
elbow. DIR. p. II. Salter was called and
reduced the fracture.
G. M. Forney left this morning for
Marshalltown, Iowa, where he will EN-
bark in the drug business. Mr.. Forney,
1 ,.,,,,r 49,, x-,lA.a - s.,~ .a.., -, sI.a
city, has won the business and social es
TEEN of the community.
The graduating exercises of the high
school of 80 will be held tomorrow
evening at the Methodist church. There
will be an admission fee of 10 and ID
cents. Tickets on sale ut Christoph's
aud Leonard's drug stores.
Mrs. w. Y. Cameron, who formerly
lived in Norfolk, is now a resident of
Montello, Wisconsin, where she is
teaching music and lives with the fam
lily of G. II. Bissell, editor of the Ex-
press. Her daughter is with her grand.
mother in Iowa.
Manager +. w. Wietzer is not devot-
ing much time to sugar factory matters
today, because he is too busy attending
to the demands of the sweet Sla-pound
baby girl who came to his home yester-
day, with the intention of remaining
some time. May the young lady enjoy
a long and prosperous life.
Mrs. L.. j. De Maranville, widow of f.
NJ, De Meanwhile, aged 80 years, died at
her daughters home in Sioux City, May
30th. Mrs. G. j. Howe, her daughter,
lived in Norfolk for ten years and dur
ing that time was often visited by her.
Many Norfolk people have pleasant rec
objections of Mrs. De M~aranville and
will regret to learn of her death.
w. p. Williams, state agent of the
Royal Union Mutual Life Insurance
company of Des Moines, has madea prop
osition to the Norfolk Business Mems
association for the building of an opera
house in this city by his company. His
proposition is to pledge the first years
premium money, received on all life in
surance by his company in the city,
the project.
The family of George Honey, living
four miles from Stanton, had a sad
day. They went fishing in
the afternoon in the Owen sloughs. A
ten year old SOL TOOK a gun out of the
bottom of the wagon and it was acct
lentally The shot took ef-
feet in his sisters neck, killing her in
The funeral took place at the
church, Stanton, yesterday.
f. M. Ringquest of Oakland spent
yesterday in the city with friends. Mr..
3. was a member of the Third Nebraska
'egiment and his soldier life in Cuba
rave him a very favorable impression of
hat island. He convinced himself that
here are wonderful business opportuni-
les there and in company with a friend,
whom he has interested, will o re.
urn to Cuba and embark in the produce
business.
j. M. Collamer and family left this
morning for Sioux City, which they will
make their home. The Collamers have
ived in Norfolk for the past II years
md have been so thoroughly identified
With it's social and business life during
hat time that their going away is like
he removing Of prominent landmarks.
Their host of friends will miss them and
While they regret their departure they
axe with them their kindest wishes for
Continued comfort and happiness.
The utilization of the farmers pro-
is becoming more noticeable each
ear. Corn stalks have already a COM
nercial value of their own. The farm
rs OF this section will be interested in
his item taken from the Nebraska City
Jacob Payne is home from a
isit at Greensboro, KY, where he went