The Norfolk weekly news., 1900-11-15
FRIDAY FACTS.
n. A. RMnbot has gone to Omaha on


tcrtain few friends at tea this even.
ing.
). q. Lewis of New Castle, Wyo., is
visiting his brother.in law, w. IL. Spon.
Ger.
MIR and Mrs Irwin Gcreckc enter
tanned "A few friends at whist Inst even.
ing,
Senator VIM. V. Allen was in tho city
from Madison last night on his way
enst.
Henry Haase and family have gone to
Hot Springs, s. d., hoping for benefit to
his health,
Mr. and Mrs. s. X. Dexter expect to
leave tomorrow for their home in
Lowell, Mass.
The Union Pacific freight from Col.
umbus continues to run into Norfolk ~
n double. header every day.
The livery barn equipment OF George
Dudley has recently received tho addi-
tion of handsome new bus
Gus. Werner has resigned his position
as watchman Mt the Main street crossing
for the Union Pacific company
Mrs. G. $. Hayes and Mrs, @. y. A..
Bargelt left today for visit with rela
tives at Lincoln and Blue Springs
DR.. and Mrs. Frank Saltor enter.
tained the West Side Whist club i'll Il
very pleasant manner last evening.
The old Wheaton planning mill is be.
ing fitted up for feed mill by Mr.
Mccoy, formerly OF the steam laundry
Judge J. f. Boyd was in tho oity yes.
terdny from Oakdale receiving tho con.
gratulations of friends Oh his splendid
victory
a female patient was brought i'll from
Gordon by the sheriff of that county
this morning She is said to be the
wife of n prominent banker of that
town.
Col. Il. Loder and wife OF Pennsyl-
vania are visiting at the home OF their
son, Harry Loder Mr.. Loder, ST., is u
graduate of West Point and retired
army officer.
The excavating for the Bishop block is
progressing nicely and teamsters this
morning began hauling brick. Work
on the foundation will probably be COM
menced next week.
ID. j. Sheehan Of Rongis, Wyo., is
here with four carloads Of horses, en-
route to St. Louis, Mo- He will be in
the city "a hours and il visiting bis
father. i'll law, George Williams.
Rev. j. J. Parker, Rev. John lotteries
aud w. II. Bridge drove to Newman
Grove yesterday to install Rev, Gear.
hart as pastor OF the new Congrega.
tional church Mt that place today
Mr.. Alsohuler, the defeated demo.
cratic candidate for governor of Illinois
is u relative of Julius Alschuler of this
city. The father of the latter and the
candidate for governor are cousins.
Mrs. Ellis, who has been tho guest of
Mrs. j. X. Boas during the past two
weeks, left ut noon today for Onawa
where she will visit friends before re
turning to her home in Des Moines.
Fred Taylor of Ainsworth. who ha
been working out road taxes for the II
Il. Il NJ. V. company between here ant
Omaha, is in the city OH his way home
having finished the work, at which III
has been engaged all summer
Mrs. Levi Bronze, who returned from
an extended visit to the east two week
ago and has since been visiting Omah
relatives and friends is expected hom
tonight. Mrs. H. O. Bronze will accom-
pany her to Norfolk for visit.
Harrigfeld Bros of Hoskns hav
sold 200 acres of their land to Loui
Langenberg at $34 per acre. The
just doubled their money in ten years
besides receiving good income fror
the property during that time
The farmer who is simply satistie
with salted pork instead of the improve
sugar cured article is not living up to h
opportunities, says the Iowa Homestead
There is as much difference in til
simple salted pork and the sugar cure
as there is between cotton aud sill
goods. Any farmer who has hogs
kill can have sugar cured pork il
wants it, The hams, shoulders aud sic
meat should each have a separate barr
for best results. For each 100 pount
OF meat take ten gallons of water,
pounds of salt, 1 pounds of brown sug,
and one ounce of saltpeter, boil ali t
gether and let it cool Rub meat wi,
fine salt, pack closely in barrel al
weight it down, Leaving it in II
brine six weeks makes it all right Il
eating, and then it is lifted, drain,
and smoked. Now it is good enoul
for king or anybody to eat,