The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1901-04-26

ANoAhoAh,
MONDAY MENTION.
s. J. Arnett of Madison spent Sunday
in Norfolk.
j. w. Ransom made q business visit to
Sioux City today.
John r. Spellman of Stanton was in
the city over night.
s. Friedman Of Madison was q Sun.
day visitor in Norfolk.
j. A. Hathaway of Neigh was a Nor.
folk visitor over night.
d. F. Slider is very sick at his home
on South Eighth street.
H. D. Buehner is building a new
house on South Third street.
Mrs. G. F. Durland and children re-
turned to her home in Piainview to.
day.
A son of j. w. Cunningham is very
sick with pneumonia at his home on
South Second street.
Gov. Shaw Of Iowa arrived in the city
from the east at noon, and is the guest
of Col. Cotton while in the city.
Mrs. E. Hammond of P~lainview is
here with her husband, who came down
to attend the bankers convention.
Hon. M. E. Shultz, of Beatrice, grand
master workman of the A. o. U. W.,
was in the city over night. He was on
his way home from Oakdale.
M. Coad Of South Omaha, w. A.
Witzigman of Meadow Grove and E. H.
Luikart of Battle Creek were guests at
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. G.. A. Luikart
over Sunday and are attending the
bankers convention.
Evangelist DAILY and wife will speak
tonight, and each night this week in
the..Second congregational church, at
the Junction. A cordial invitation is
extended to the public to attend.
This is Arbor day and a more perfec.
day for celebrating by the planting OF
trees and %shrubbery could scarcely BIZ
found. If the day is not properly OBJ
served it is certainly no fault of the
weather.
Superintendent and Mrs. F. F. Teal
of the Norfolk hospital for the insane
were treated to a surprise last Friday
evening by the officers and employees OF
the institution, the occasion being in
in honor of their first wedding anniver'
sary. DR.. and Mrs. Teal were away
VIII n the arrangements were being
made and upon their return found theil
dining filled with guests, and sup
per ready to serve. After supper the
evening was pleasantly spent, dancing
being a leading amusement. During
the evening the doctor and his wife were
presented with a handsome water color
picture, the gift Of their self invited
guests. MI. and Mrs. P. F. Bell and Mr.
and Mrs. @. j. Chapman, relatives of Mr.
Mrs. Teal, were guests from the city.
Carl.F. Brummond, aged A years
died Saturday morning at his home 81,
and one-half miles east Of the city, from
rheumatism of the heart, developing
from inflammatory rheumatism with
which he has been suffering. The fu
neral was held this afternoon at
o'clock from the house, the pastor Of
the German Evangelical church official
ing. The remains were inferred in thu
cemetery east of the city joining thu
Christ Lutheran cemetery on the south
The deceased leaves a wife to mourn
his loss. He was also a brother of H
Brummond of this city. Mr. Brummont
was II of the pioneer settlers of thil
section Of the country, coming here
with his father in the early sixties. BY
frugal industry he has Established him
self financially and in his death is recog
nized the removal of one of the promi
nent agriculturalists Of this part of thu
state.
A large audience was entertained
Saturday night at the Auditorium by
Chas. H. Boyle in the "Star Boarder.'
The program was one calculated to ex
cite the risibilities of the audience ant
that the company was remarkably sue
~cessful in doing so was evidenced by thu
frequent and hearty waves of laughter
that o%verspead the features of those at
tending. Mr.. Boyle was an especia
favorite and was an entire entertain
ment in himself. AS Chauncey Depo
he was easily the 'star" boarder as wei
as star entertainer. The program wa
cleverly arranged to avoid encores bur
ON several occasions the audience in
sisted upon its supposed rights and eff
fected a recall. The jokes and trick
were mostly new and pleasing, with al
absence of the low comedy verging OF
the vulgar. 1t was a we'll satisfied audi
ence and should, from all outward evi
dence. have added several pounds O
avoirdupois to its weight.