The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1901-10-04
MONDAY MENTION.

L, G. Eggleston of Creston is n city
visitor today.
A. Il. Craig was down from Battle
Greek Saturday.
w. II, Perry of Albion was Sunday
guest III Norfolk.
Miss Lulu King spent Sunday with
friends i'll Madison.
Senator w. V, Allen was in the ci'y
today from Madison.
MIR. and Mrs a. j. Durland returned
last night from Omaha.
E. S. Scoteld and family of Elgin are
visiting Norfolk friends.
Chns Gabelman of Madison was n
Sunday visitor TO Norfolk.
Jas. Connor and John Kane were in
the city yesterday from Wisner.
A. c. Bohnert is enjoying visit from
his brother and wife from Neigh,
w f. Reed and Il. f. Memminger
were over from Madison vest, rday,
Il. o. Mount will return tomorrow
from IL two. weeks visit with fiiends IN
Minnesota.
Mrs II. H. Patterson has returned
from an extended visit with fri, nds and
relatives in Iowa.
Miss Laura Durland will begin teach
ing term of school in the district near
Hoskins tomorrow.
Miss Vern Remy of Ainsworth is Wis.
iting her sister, Miss Luella Remy of
the postotfice force
Miss Sisson this morning assumed her
duties as teacher of the Sixth grade III
the Lincoln building.
Rev. j. NJ. SteHen of Chicago is here
for a few weeks visit with his sister,
MIS- j. j. Harrington.
Miss Norton has resigned her position
as clerk in the postoilice and b. w.
Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Seymour, who
have been guests of Mr. and MIS-. X. II.
Reynolds, returned to their home III
Lincoln today.
Prof. j. A Hornberger of Naperville,
III , is greeting Norfolk friends. Today
he visited the schools of which he was
formerly superintendent.
l. j. Reno, formerly landlord of the
Reno hotel in this city, has just lqui.
dated his debts by being declared a
bankrupt in Judge Munger's court in
Omaha.
The dining room of the Pacific hotel
will reopen for business tomorrow un.
der the direction of Manager H. H. Pat
terson, and the business will be con
duCted.in its entirety as before the din
ing room service was discontinued last
spring.
| J. II. Conley, democratic candidat,
for sheriff, has resigned his position al
chief of police for Norfolk, and Martin
Kane has been appointed to the position
Herman Koch has been given the posi-
tion of night watch made vacant by tn,
advancement of Mr.. Kane.
Rev, Franklin Baker, pastor of th'
Second Congregational church at Soutl
Norfolk, returned Saturday ev, niDl
from his trip abroad. He was ab,en
three months and n week, during which
time he visited many points of interes
in the old world, enjoying the expert
l ence very thoroughly.
The republicans of Pierce count,
named the following ticket Saturday
County clerk, Prof Walter G Hirons O
Pierce; treasurer, +. II. Grunwald o
Logan precinct; judge, |. A. William
of Plainview sheriff s. G. Saunders o
Osmond; superintendent, Prof. w. n
Stevenson of Pierce; coroner, DIR. J. M
Alden of Pierce.
Mrs. Louisa Buns, mother of Mrs
Gustav Cornelius, died yesterday after
noon at the home of her daughter OF
South Fourth street, of heart trouble
from which she has suffered for a lon,
time. This morning the remains wer
taken to the old home of the family
Grand Island-for interment, Mr.
Cornelius accompanying them.
Christopher Tatge, of Pierce, SO year
Of age, was granted divorce from Mrs
Tatge, 80 years Of age, by Judge Boyd
presiding over the Pierce county dis
trict court, last week. Mrs. Tatg
fought the divorce and the Judge CAV
her $500 alimony. They met in Ceda
Rapids, Iowa, several months ago ant
were married after an acquaintanceshil
of three hours.
I The Livingstones and their compan,
will present (Which is Who?" in tn,
Auditorium next Thursday evening, tn,
Sd, and it is considered that local inter
est i'll the company will warrant
rousing reception. Not only this, bu
the attraction is worthy of the hearty
| support of theatre. goers and those wht