The Norfolk weekly news., 1900-10-25
SATURDAY SlEIlNGS-

Miss Bertha Howe went to Madison
today to spend Sunday.
Col, j. Il. Simpson went to Niobrara
this afternoon on business
Mrs. w. II Cntskill and two children
of Pierce were city visitors this morn.
ing
Miss luella Remy, OF the Journal,
has returned from u months visit III
Denver
f. Jcger Of Oakland has purchased
the Bon Ton restaurant and took pos.
session yesterday.
The Pleasant Hour club Of South Nor.
folk hnd another enjoyable dance in
Railway hall last evening
! Hon Geo. u. Mcikl,iohn, assistant
secretary of war, will speak III the Nor.
folk Auditorium on the 8lst.
| Miss Charlotte White, cx.county
superintendent of Wayne county, was
the guest of Norfolk friends last night
Joseph johnson and wife, who have
been visiting his brother, A. j. johnson,
left this noon for Nerdisre to visit IA
sister.
Dan Murphy was in the city ycster.
day from Omaha He was the engineer
of the special that brought Chairman
Hanna.
Ray Evans drove down from Meadow
Grove last evening and returned home
this morning, accompanied by his sister,
Miss Anna.
Mrs. J. G. Waterman, who has been
visiting her sister, Mrs. G.. j. Stock
well, returned to her home in Council
Bluffs today.
Willard Krinkio has resigned his posi-
| tion as clerk at the Fair store and de.
parted this morning with his mother for
Mankato, MINI.
The item that Mrs. g. b. Holahan
had returned home, which appeared last
evening, was an error. She will not re.
turn for month.
DIR. l. E. Scobee osteopathist, has
moved his Office to the rooms in the
II obertson block formerly occupied by
Drs Cluett and Coons.
Mrs. J. G.. Troutman entertained n
company of ladies at tea last evening,
complimentary to her sister, Mrs. u. j
Collins, of st. Louis, Mo.
Theobald brothers, dry goods men of
Wayne, passed through Norfolk yestcr.
day enroute home from the Yellowstone
park, where they have spent the past co
days.
VIM. Buckendorf, who is sick with
typhoid fever at hospital in st. Paul,
MINI. is reported very much better and |
his father expects to return the first of
the week.
John Krantz is making substantial
improvements to his home on South |
Ninth street, principal of which is the
addition of a cOmmOdious kitchen. The
building is also being repainted
Mrs. w. b. Fisher and children left
todayIfor Red Oak, Iowa, where they
will make their future home. G.. f..
Moore and family of Narka, Kansas,
are moving into the house on North
Tenth street vacated by Mrs Fisher.
Miss Clara Bruggemann was 10 years
of age today, and last evening was
very agreeably surprised by company
of young friends. The time WAS pleas.
antly spent in playing games and other
enjoyments. Nice refreshments were
served during the evening.
The train out of York yesterday was
polled, q gentleman on the train giving
the result as follows: For Mckinley
80; Bryan l6; Wooley A; non.com.
initial g. The train was loaded with
people returning from state meeting
and were from all parts of the state.
The Meadow Grove Press contains an
item concerning Roll Lewis short cut to
wealth. He took h-ee h ad II cattle
belonging to S. W. Deuel. and sold them
to the Meadow Grove butcher. He
afterward changed his mind, returned
the money to the butcher and drove the
animals back home. He then disposed
Of them to some men driving a herd
of cattle through. Mr.. Deuel. discov-
cred the theft and. d.went.to Lewis, requir-
ing him to return the cattle in "a hours.
When he brought the cattle back Sheriff
Losey and County Attorney Tyler were
awaiting him and he was arrested and
taken to Madison for trial.
The Norfolk delegation to the grand
lodge, l. o. O. f., consisting of G. +.
W. Marquardt, Geo. N. Beels and H. L.
Spauldirg, and Mrs. g. +. w. Mar.
quardt, representing the Rebekah lodge,
from York yesterday. They
report well attended and pleasant
meeting and cordial entertainment by