The Norfolk weekly news., 1900-11-01
MONDAY MENTION.

Dr. Alden OF ilcrCo WIS III Ine Clty
today enroute to Fullerton.
Ed Jenkins of Columbus is visiting
with his brother, G. u. Jenkins,
The infant child of MIR. and Mrs.
Lester Parker is reported to be very
sick,
Irwin GercclSo is able to be out again,
his attack of sickness not proving as
serious Ms had been feared
The Early Hour club will give its
second dance of the season ut Masts
hall next Thursday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willis Mcbride of Madi-
son spent Sunday with his mother
Mrs. III Mcbride Of this city
j. X. Boa2 is confined to his home
with an attack of sickness which, 1T IL
feared will prove typhoid malaria ..-.-.,
j. T.. lIopperley, tho market gardner,
is compelled to uso cane owing to II
lams ankle, the result of an old spraln.
Mrs. l.. Sutton and Miss Anna Peter.
son of Bloomfield, who have been visit.
ing friends the past week, went home
today.
The little son of Mr.. and Mrs j. ID.
Larrabee was badly burned last evening
by some hot tea which was accidently
spilled.
Mr.. and Mrs Fred Hilgert of Pierce
visited with DIR. Bertha Altman Satur-
day. Mrs. Hilgert and Mrs. Altman
are sisters.
Mrs. NJ. 9. Walker entertained n
number of Heights people Friday even.
ing at bean bag party. The occasion
proved very enjoyable.
Miss Opal Madsen entertained the
boys and girls belonging to the recently
organized club last Saturday evening in
very pleasant manner.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. X. Dexter arrived
last evening from Lowell, Mass, to
visit friends, while Mr.. Dexter will
look after his cold storage interests.
The household economic department
Of the woman's club met this afternoon
with Mrs. Z. j. Morrow, who gave n
demonstration in the art of cookery.
Poles for the extension of the tele.
phone service to Magnet, Wausa and
Bloomfield, have been shipped and the
work of building the line will soon be-
gin.
DIR. II. l.. Scoggin is packing his
household furniture and will store it
for the winter. Mr.. and Mrs. f. G..
Coryell will occupy the house on Nor
folk avenue being vacated by him.
Superintendent @. II. Reynolds has
gone for trip over the Albion limo to
look after some damage done by II
recent storm. About nile of track
has been washed out or damaged along
that line.
Victor Seymour came up from Lin
coin and spent Sunday with Norfolk
friends. Mrs Seymour and Miss Reyn.
olds, who have been visiting Mt the
home of Il. II. Reynolds, accompanied
him home today.
The entertainment given Saturday
night by Victor Lee, the magician, was
well patronized and those present were
delighted with his mysterious acts in
legerdemain, all of which were very
cleverly performed.
j. w. Smith, living on South Ninth
street, is seriously i'll. He served three
years in the war of rebellion, being {
member of Jas. a. Garfeld's regiment
the Forty Second Ohio. He is but ,
recent arrival in Norfolk.
A company of about 35 ladies spent ,
delightful afternoon Saturday will
Mrs. j. X. Boaz at her home OH Nortl
Tenth street, and had the pleasure o
meeting Mrs. Ellis of Des Monas, Iowa
who is the guest Of Mrs. Boaz. Deli
cious refreshments were served
The union temperance meeting at tn
Congregational church last evening
under the auspices of the Anti. Salool
league was largely attended, the build
ing being filed. j. III. OMAN preside
and the program rs published wa
rendered. The talk of Secretary Hughe
of the Y. NJ. G. l.. was especially we
received.
The work of excavating for the ney
Bishop block at the corner Of Fourt
and Main streets was commenced thi
afternoon, the water having been suiii
ciently drained off to admit of it,
will require several days to excavat
for the cellar and foundation, afte
which the masons will begin the ereo
tion of the block.
The Nebraska Telephone compan
has arranged to receive state and na
tional election returns for the benefit c
town and toll customers. The centra
oaace is to be especially fitted up for tn
purpose. Arrangements, which wi