The Norfolk weekly news. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1888-1900, 1900-10-11

first meet Of tho season next Monday
night at Mast hall, when dancing will
be enjoyed.
Rev. i. p. Wigton of Osmond was In
the city today on his way to Central
City to attend the session of the Prcsby.
tcrian synod.
In a letter to Norfolk friends Mrs. Il.
G.. Harris writes from Chadron that
they are now nicely settled in their
homo in that city. $500
Invitations have been issued by MIR.
aud Mrs. s. +. Sharpless for tho ccle.
bration of their silver wedding ami
versary next Saturday evening.
DIR. Brown and DIR. Martin OF Ere.
mont were in the city last night to sec n
demonstration with the x.ray machine
ut the office of Drs. Saltcr and Salter.
Jas. G.. Oxnard of the American Beet
Sugar company, was in from the west
yesterday to look into the affairs of the
Norfolk factory. He started west again
after n short stay.
Judge and Mrs. Powers, Mr.. and Mrs.
n. A. Rainbolt, Mr.. anG Mrs. w. ii.
Bucholz, Mrs. G.. Il. KEEPER and Mrs. j.
w. Rose composed a party that drove
to Pierce today for n visit.
The Norfolk boys at the state univer.
sity are receiving some of the honors of
that educational institution, VIM.
Darlington having recently been elected
vice president of the Freshmen class.
Russell Thompson is coming home
Thursday to take n position in his
fathers store. Ed Dixon, who has
been helping Mr.. Thompson, has nc.
copied n position in the sugar factory.
G. T.. Hartford went to Lincoln today
to attend the grand lodge, Knights Of
Pythias. He was accompanied by Mr..
Welsh of Randolph also n member of
the orderand n delegate to the grand
lodge.
The Wednesday club will hold its
| first meeting tomorrow afternoon mt
| . 30 with Mrs. Rainbolt. There will be
reading from Hamlet and members
are requested to bring their books and
quotations.
DIR. Chas. G. Crawl of Randolph died
Sunday morning of injuries received III
n runaway accident September rs, and
the funeral will be held in the Metho-
dist church this afternoon. DR.. Crawl
is the third Randolph physician who
has died since last January.
Miss CLARA Berner was surprised last
evening by n company of schoolmates
and friends, the occasion being her 18th
birthday. The evening was most en-.
ioyably spent by the participants and
AL abundance of refreshments were
served that were highly appreciated by
the young folks.
The f%Rsionists expect to open their
campaign in Norfolk next Saturday
with speeches by Governor Poynter and
Y. j. Nolin. The details of the demon
s~tration have not been learned but il
will undoubtedly be II fitting to the
rank of the speakers, and n good crowd
will probably attend.
DR.. p. III. Salter returned yesterday
noon from Chadron, where he had been
called to see Conductor Bobby ingalls, OF
trains No. 3 and 4 who had received in
juries in n railroad accident, being run
over by a switch engine. The injuries
proved fatal before the doctor arrived
however. The deceased was we'll and
favorably known to all the railway men
along the line of the Il. Z. & NJ. V. and
his death is sincerely mourned. DR.
Salter met at Chadron DR.. Dickinson OF
Lead and accompanied him to that city
going over the company's narrow guagt
line from Piedmont. This was the doc,
tors first visit to the Black Hills and hi
enjoyed the visit hugely, visiting the
mines and other points of interest. DR.
Dickinson is one of the +. f. 81 NJ. V.
company's surgeons with headquarters
at Lead, where he has resided for thu
past % years and has become quite
wealthy, not alone through his practice
but through some fortunate investments
in mining property. At an early day
he and a friend purchased a hill neal
Lead investing 800 a piece, Hi
friend came to him II day and stated
that he was going away and that hi
wanted to purchase the doctors shar'
of the property for which he Offered
$50 900. The offer vas accepted anC
active operations were commenced
The first shipment was two Carload
taken from the surface at the top Of thu
hill which proved to contain $780, N
worth of the precious metal.
Christsned Their Bikes.
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