The Norfolk weekly news., 1900-11-15
TUESDAY TOPICS.
DR.. A. Bear is an Omaha visitor

III "a pOhl 10 OIL oihaho NiSitoi'
DR.. G. b. Little of Bloomfield is city
visitor today.
r. F. Memminger of Madison was q
city visitor last night.
The Shakespear club met with Rev.
J. j. Parker last night.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Butterfeld re.
turned last night from Chicago.
A party of young people drove in from
Bega last evening to see "Uncle Tom
CABIN
w. G. Gilmore left yesterday for
Glennwood, Iowa, to visit his mother,
who is very sick.
Mrs N. A. Rainbolt and Mrs. w. II
Bucholz were passengers for Omaha on
the early train today.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. r. Sprecher are
moving into the Ed MARBLE house west
of the residence they formerly occupied.
Harry Thompson very pleasantly en-
tertained company of young friends
last night at the home of his parents in
the Heights.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. E. Coleman are
guests at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. J
d. Larrabee, while getting settled in
their new home in Hillside Terrace.
After a couple of days of Indian SUM.
mer the weather this morning assumed
a winterish aspect, with lowlying
clouds driving down before chill
nor wester.
The next attraction billed for the
Auditorium is the Mallory Theater com
pany, presenting list of popular dramas
and comedies, November 10, Is and II,
with one matinee. The company be.
gins here Thursday night with His
Excellency, the Governor" at popular
prices.
Chas. Litchfeld of Chicago, who has
been visiting the Litchfield children
here in Norfolk for several days returned
this morning. Mr. Litchfield is con.
ductor on the Illinois Central. which
capacity he has filed for % years. He
made each of the boys, Robbie and
Frank, present of gold watch.
The Hebron Journal says that al
bert Degner of Friedensau," it will be
noted that it is not Albert Degner of
Norfolk "has been confined TO his bed
for two weeks and is still suffering from
a severe hog bite on his left leg. He
was attempting to drive the hog into
pen, when it attacked him with the
above result, intiicting wound four
inches long and quite deep"
Under the direction of r. E. Moolick
the aluminium street signs recently re-
ceived are being placed Norfolk avenue
from First to Eighth street has been
duly labeled the signs being attached to
the corners of buildings where they
stood close enough to the streets. From
Eighth7street vest and on other avenues
the signs will be placed on poles, which
have been purchased for the purpose.
N. A. Rainbolt has opened law and |
real estate Office in G. w. LeMont's
office rooms When Mr.. Rainbolt en-.
gagged in the banking business he went
from law Office and naturally returns
to his old avOcatiOn as change that |
will be restful. In his connection with |
the bank he has handled considerable
real estate and is perhaps as well posted
on the situation in that line as any one
in the city. His success in the venture
is therefore assured from the start.
Pierce Leader; The local football
team is going to get in practice and may
play game in about two weeks with
Niobrara players Negotiations for a
game on Thanksgiving are also pending
with Plainview, to be played at Norfolk
if arranged for. 4 About $500 sheep
were brought up from Norfolk Tuesday
and taken to the Duff ranch north of
town. They will be fed there this
winter, the owner having bought por-
ton of the clover hay raised on the
ranch this year.
The Music Students club met with
Miss nellie Gerecke last night, 40
members being present. The club indi-
Gated by a unanimous vote that they
favored program No. OF lnnes selec-
tions for Thanksgiving night here
The topic of the meeting was "Syncopa-
ton" and the feature OF the evening