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

country.
Lieutenant Jacob Henderson Of Com.
pany +, Madison, has been granted n
pension Of &lb per month. He was
taken down with malaria and rheuma.
tism in the Philippines and was dis
charged six months later on account Of
disability.
Rev. j. @. s. Wells has been ap-
pointed chaplain of the Actors Ameri.
can alliance having it's headquarters in
New York city, an organization com.
posed Of actors and others having for
its motive the bringing Of the church
and the stage into closer relations.
The Browning club met last evening
Mt the home Of Supt. ID. @. O'Connor.
II was the last regular meeting Of the
year and adjournment was taken until
June, when a meeting for the election
Of officers and to decide on the author
whose works will be read next winter,
is to be held.with Miss Josephine Dur.
land.
There was a large congregation at the
evangelistic service in the Second Con.
gregational church last night and the
interest was deep. Mrs. DAILY, the
evangelist delivered n very interesting
discourse on Sowing and Reaping.'
Mr.. DAILY will speak this evening at S
o'clock. There il also n meeting every
day at 3p. m.
The West Side Hose company is plan
ming to give an entertainment and the
members have arranged with s. II. Liv.
ingstone to put on the farcial comedy
Turned Up" by Nat Goodwin. The
play will be presented on the
evening Of Z May 8 and the first
rehearsal will be held this evening,
There are 10 people in the cast.
! Drs. P. H. and Frank Salter and Drs,
Bear and Mackay, this morning per
formed an operation on Mrs. o. B
| Walker Of South Norfolk for appendi'
citis and she is getting along nicely
since. Mrs. Walker had before suffered
from the disease and was taken very
seriously i'll last night. 1t wal decided
that an operation was necessary to save
her life.
An examination for life teachers Ger.
t~iticates will be conducted in Norfoll
June 10 to 10 by the state board of ex
aminers, composed of Superintendent
O'Connor Of this city, Thomas OF
Kearney and Professor Congra Of Lin
coin. 1t is believed that many teacher,
in this part Of the state will avail them
selves of the opportunity to take the ex
animation.
Entrance to the laundry was gained
by someone last night who was in search
Of money and the safe was tapped
fortunately it contained no money ant
the robbers efforts were %unavailing
The outer door of the safe was open ant
it required but a few moments work t,
get OH the inside Of the affair. How
the burglar gained admission to tn
building is not known.
Herman Nenow who was recent,
injured during a runaway while in tn,
employ Of II. A. Pasewalk, submitted
to an operation yesterday at his HON,
near St. Paul's Lutheran church
After the operation he remained uncon
scious and assumed a state closely re
sembling catalepsis, from which i
seemed impossible to arous him ant
he was quite generally reported dead
This morning 1t is learned that he is al
right again with a good chance for earl,
recovery.
Very excellent programs for the com
mencement exercises Of the Norfoll
schools are being prepared. The sermon
to the graduating class will be delivered
by DR.. F. NJ. Sisson in the NJ. E. church
on Sunday evening, May 26. TIL,
Eighth grade exercises will take plac,
on Wednesday evening, May 80; tn,
Junior day exercises on Thursday even,
ing, May 80, and the graduating exer
cises Of the Senior class on Friday even,
ing, May 81. The last three events
will be in the Auditorium.
The Sioux City Journal of today
prints an interview with Messrs. w. P,
Manley, James F. Toy, Geo. H. Rath,
man and F. A. Mccormick, who at.
tended the bankers meeting here. in
which it is stated that the meeting wal
largely attended and an excellent one in
every respect. The address by President
Bucholz is given favorable mention, es,
pecially that portion regarding the ap.
preparation Of the American Bankers
association for the purpose Of founding
fiaternities designed to aid bank EN-
ployes and encourage self improvement
among them, 1t is such a fraternity
that the bank clerks Of Sioux City ex,
pect soon to organize,
Best paint sold, 81, 80 per gallon at H.
@. Truman's.
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