The Norfolk weekly news., 1900-11-08
FRIDAY FACTS.


visit to Trinidad, Col.
John Brocckcr has gone 10 Omaha TO
visit his daughter, Mrs. George Walters.
Mrs. l.. II. Pritchard OF Meadow
Grove visited with Norfolk friends
today.
Mrs. u. u. Hall, who has been III with
the grip for several weeks, ~ getting
better.
John r. Anderson, who has been sick
with tonshtis, was able to bo out again
today.
Mrs. $. X Long goes to Laurel today
TO give health tall, in the Presbyterian
church.
Harold the son of MIR and Mrs. O, u.
Hamstrcct, who has been quite sick, Is
now improving
NJ. j. Kennedy, guard in the ponitcn.
tiary nt Lincoln, is visiting his family
in South Norfolk.
Walter pilgcr, principal of the
Meadow Grove schools, will visit Mt
home over Sunday
MIR and Mrs g u. Jenkins won't to
Pierce this afternoon to attend the
Richardson funeral.
Miss Otelia pilgor, who is teaching in
Green Garden precinct, IL expected
home to visit over Sunday.
Mrs DR.. Pringle and Miss Myrtle
Wood of Pierce were guests of MIR. and
Mrs. w. H. Brakeman today.
II. A. Tawncy of Pierce, candidate for
state senator on tho fusion ticket is in
the city today meeting the voters,
The beautiful weather, which is prov
ing source of happiness and comfort
to all, is again in evidence, after n few
days of storm aud rain.
Tho little son of Mr.. and Mrs. j. ID.
Larrabcc who was 30 badly scalded on
the neck and chest with hot ten several
days ago, is getting well
The house vacated by Mr.. and Mrs.
Fr, Hoehue, corner of Madison avenue
and Ninth street, is being repaired ana
will be occupied by Mr.. and Mrs. q. r.
Mccormick.
The Norfolk lodge OF the Royal Ar
caueum met in the Knights of Pythias
hall last night and took i'll 81 members
from Mitchell, $ d., by card.
Senator Allen is billed to speak at the
BRYAN club rooms this evening, and the
announcement states that he particularly
wants to talk to the business men.
The Bryan club has arranged for cleo
tion bulletins frori TIA Western Union
Telegraph company, which will be re-
ceiyed in their club rooms. They will
receive the returns Tuesday night and
all day Wednesday.
The progressive whist party given
last night by Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. IL,
Spear in the parlors of the Oxnard was
very pleasant affair. Mrs David Baum
took first prize while Mr.. Baum and Mr.
Mittlestadt tied for the second prize, the
former finally winning.
Mrs. +. Chesney departed on the
noon train for Council Bluffs, Iowa
where she will visit her sister, Mrs
Beswick, until tomorrow, and will theI
return to her home in ST. Louis. Mrs
Chesney says of her sons. both of whom
are we'll known to Norfolk people, tina
Len is now in New York City, where
is the manager Of one of the largcs
laundries, while John travels for
Wholesale millinery house, his territor,
being the entire state of Nebraska.
A. A. Perry, a populist candidate fo
presidential elector, will discuss tn
political questions of the day at G., A
II. hall this evening Mr. Perry is tn
man who was to have spoken at Battl
Creek this evening but whose adver
tisements were torn down in that plac
by the village marshal. Owing to tn
trouble there the meeting was trans
ferred to Norfolk. DR.. Bryant wa
seen this morning and stated that q
the time he had the bills posted for tn
Perry meeting in Battle Greek, he kne'
nothing of the meeting advertised b
the republicans for the same night. II
was only in Battle Creek about an hor
Monday evening, and no one told hi
that he was conflicting with anoth'
meeting. The matter of tearing dow
the bills by the marshal has been la
before the chairman of the populi
state committee, and if there is II fifth
punishment for the miserable deed
will probably be neted out to NJ
Marshal.
The Auditorium was we'll filed Ia
evening by people who came out to he
NJ. F. Harrington of O'Neill discuss Il
political issues of the day from fusi'
standpoint and all We're either pleased
displeased, according to their polite
inclinations He pleased the fusionis