The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1900-12-28

Mr.. and Mrs. George Tucker spent
Christmas at Beemer.
Services were held nj the German
Lutheran churches today.
Miss Williams is attending the state
-teachers meeting at Lincoln.
Edmund Zuelow Of Stanton spent
Christmas with Norfolk friends,
Robt. Schram Of Missouri Valley
Iowa. spent Christmas in the city.
Will Parker arrived Monday evening
from Boston, Mass, to visit a few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Brakeman and children
spent Christmas with friends Mt Pierce.
Miss Maud Tannehill is spending her
holiday vacation with friends in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Anderson will &c
TO West Point tomorrow to visit his
mother.
Miss Edith Hartman, clerk at Dur.
land Sisters, has gone to Lincoln to
spend n week.
Misses Matrau, Allbery and Stafford
nre Norfolk teachers who are attending
the state meeting in Lincoln.
All classes Of the Y. M. O. l.. have
been discontinued until the 3D. Of Janu-
NJ ON account Of the holidays.
Miss Nora Conway, clerk for the
johnson Dry Goods company, is enjoy.
ing her holiday vacation at Niobrara.
Miss Edith McClary left for Lincoln
on the noon train to attend the annual
session Of the state teachers association.
Miss Jessie and Ernest Bridge re-
turned last night from Fremont, having
enjoyed Christmas Mt the home Of their
uncle.
Superintendent ID. Q. ONConner was a
passenger this morning for Lincoln
where he will attend the state teachers
meeting.
Misses Agnes Kennedy and Ella
Barrett came up from Omaha, where
they have been attending school, to
spend Christmas.
N. S, Wycoff, representing the Mil.
waukee Harvester company in this terri
tory, has moved here from Blair. He
resided in Norfolk Ia years ago.
Rudy Marquardt came home last
evening from Grand Island, where he
is employed in a jeweliy store, to visit
his father during the holidays.
Gus. and Ed. Mittelstadt and families
of Laurel and Rudolph Mittelstadt of
Omaha observed Christmas at the home
of l.. G. Mittelstadt Of this city.
Paul Karo has purchased a meat mar
ket Mt Lyons and will take charge of it
on the first. He and his wife leave for
that town tomorrow to take up their
residence.
DIR. and Mrs. G. +. KEEPER departed
today for Lincoln, where they expect to
spend the balance of the winter. They
will probably take up their residence at
the Lindell hotel.
DR.. Stevenson, superintendent of the
Norfolk hospital for the insane, gave a
private dancing party at that institu-
ton last evening to q number Of friends.
A very pleasant time resulted.
The Walker Whitesido company il
here, with q large amount Of special
scenery prepared to entertain the people
y sf Norfolk this evening at the Auditor.
ium- The company will present Heart
and Sword"
l.. G. Westervelt has just received a
valued addition to his collection Of Gu
rios from his daughter in Denver. 1t is a
%Psrcupine skin with n complete array of
the famous quilts attached. Re. enforced
by these it would seem that the animals
could make q most formidable defense.
w. II. Campfield, formerly of Oska.
loosa, Iowa, has rented rooms in the
AarQuardt block and will do q whole.
sale and jobbing business in cigars of
his OWE manufacture. Norfolk see ms
to DO assuming considerable Importance
AsA manufacturing enter for cigars
and the three factories located here
t'u: in gnl market for
their products.
At the time of the football game at
Madison Monday there was talk Of a re.
turn game being played on the Norfolk
grounds Friday. Final arrangements
have not yet been made, however. There
u also talk Of . game between the Nor.
folk High school team and one selected
from the alumni Of the school. Rev. ].
q. 8. Weilles expects to entertain the
High school team at dinner Thursday
evening.
The sister Of the late Norman Hills
has sent word ~instructing the friends OF
the deceased to see hat he is buried
here. Accordingly funeral services
will be held tomorrow morning at II
o'clock at the undertaking rooms OF
Sessions & Bell. Revs. G. H. Main
and s. +. Sharpless will conduct the
services and the remains will be inferred