The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1901-04-05

brated her 92nd birthday one day Las,
week. Mrs. Bruce is in fair health ant
good spirits.
Thos. G.. Hight sold so acres of pastur,
land, four miles north of the hospita
for the insane, to Peter Brumels Satur
day. Consideration 81, 900.
Miss Laura Bridge of Fremont was the
guest of Norfolk relatives during the
teachers association. Master Donald nc.
companied her home for a short visit.
Mrs. Herman Gerecke was SO unfor.
tanate as to slip on the steps of the back
porch at her home Saturday morning
and break both bones of her right ankle.
A letter to Norfolk friends from Mrs.
@. E. Deuel. of Boise City, Idaho, states
that the baby boy of Mr.. and Mrs. Deuel.
is just recovering from a severe attack
of pneumonia.
MIR. and Mrs. f. W. Juneman will
soon begin housekeeping in the resi-.
dence formerly owned by Tom Wheaton
on South Ninth street, the property
having been recently rented by Mr..
Juneman.
@. p. Michael has closed his photo
graph gallery here and will resume his
occupation of travelling and taking pic.
lures. The building being vacated by
him will be occupied by the Inskeep
millinery store.
This is all fools day and the practical
jokers, both young and old, have been
laying for the unwary victim in more
than one instance and many have been
made to feel foolish by the successful
working of some trick, more or less ri.
diculous.
Miss Stella Daniels of Ainsworth,
superintendent of public instruction in
county, who visited at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. H. M. Roberts during
the association, returned to her home
last night. The hosts and their guest
were old neighbols in Garfield precinct,
near Ainswortb.
G.. NJ. Thompson has sold his resi-.
dence in The Heights to G. A. Priestly
of Pierce, immediate possession to be
given. Mr.. Thompson will move at
to the Bishop house recently va
Gated by DR.. G. S. Parker and Mr.
Priestly will take possession of his new
home this week.
X. G. Morehouse has resigned his po-
as general freight agent of the
Fremont, Elkhorn 81 Missouri Valley
and the Sioux City and Pacific railroads
to attend to other business affairs. John
A. Kuhn, for the last five years general
agent of the Chicago 81 Northwestern
in Omaha, has been chosen to fill the
vacancy caused by the resignation of
Mr.. Morehouse. 1t is probable that H.
Q. Cheney, general agent Of the North
western at Sioux City will be promoted
to Mr.. Kuhn's old position.
DR.. @. +. w. Marquardt, the ophthal-
m%ologist, has today commenced in THE
NEWS the publication of a series Of arti-
,les on the eye that cannot but be of
value to the reader. They contain in
regarding an important organ
hat all should know. Do not pass them
oy on the theory that they are mere ad.
vertisements. They are not. They
the most recent information OBJ
aimed by one who has spent years in
acquiring knowledge that he gives
An article from the doctors
pen will appear each day for some time.
l.. Buckendorf, who owns the green
house on Madison avenue, between
Fourth and Fifth streets, is deserving
If a liberal patronage on the part of
hose desiring cut flowers, potted plants,
vegetable plants, or anything in that
inc. He has been at a large expense
put in a great deal of hard work in
king up to supply the demands of the
1t is one of those home Industries
which should be patronized. Potted
and vegetable plants are grown
~ him, while he takes orders for cut
and procures them as reasonable
ls anyone.
An Extract from Her Letter:
eff you could only be here this winter