The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1902-03-28
TUESDAY TOPICS.

Willis Mcbride was over from Madi-
son over Saturday night
Mrs. w. A. Mcdonald of West Point
is visiting her sister, Mrs. y. Stafford
Robert Schram Of Missouri Valley Wis
tied with his parents here over Sunday
Miss Lulu King, who has been visit
lug friends in Wayne, returned yester-
day
Mrs. w. Il. Edens and her mother
Mrs. Washburn, are in the city from
Verdigre.
The family Of Ed Morton left this
morning for their new home in Pendle.
ton, Oregon.
Miss Anna Law returned today from
Coleridge, where she was the guest of
Miss Pearl Kethlege.
DR.. @. A. McKim was in Neigh on
professional business yesterday and was
called to Wayne today.
Mrs Beach Of South Norfolk is repre-
senting the Second Congregational
church at the ecclesiastical council Of
Congregational churches being held Mt
Neigh today.
Il. M Huntington has returned from
a month sstay at Hot Springs, Arkansas.
His general health has been much i'm
proved by his visit to that well known
health resort.
Mrs. 7. J. Mahoney, Mrs. W. Ander.
son, Mrs. Margaret Pollard and Miss
Bessie Mahoney of Omaha visited with
Mrs. p. Stafford over Sunday, returning
home yesterday.
| DR.. Sisson and Rev. Mr.. Poucher
went to Madison this morning to ar
range q program for the district Ep-
worth League convention which is to be
held in this city about the first Of June.
Mr.. Chambers, a travelling man from
Minnesota, has moved to Norfolk and
will make his home in the Mrs. Foster
house, near the waterworks stand pipe.
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parochial schools in this district are
holding conference at the Christ Lu-
theran church in this city, the confer
ence beginning today and will last until
Thursday. Teachers are here from all
parts of the district, a number of them
having arrived last night.
Mrs. G. S. McCaslin, who has been
very sick at her home in the west part
of the city, was reported much worse
this morning and it was thought that
she would not live through the day.
Miss Maud Lancaster, who was billed
to appear at the Auditorium tonight
with mind reading exhibition, has
been compelled to cancel her date, ow.
ing to the fact that she is sick at Kan.
sas City, Missouri. The paper advertis-
ing her has been covered with advertis
ing matter for Sanford Dodge, who il
to appear here next Tuesday night
"Grandpa" Powell was in the city to,
day from Warnerville and makes the an.
nouncement that he expects to leave
soon for the east to make his home with
one of his sons. Although lacking but
a few years Of being century old, Mr.
Powell carries his years with spright.
illness and vigor that might we'll be en-
Wed by many person of half his age
Lyman Lyons of Madison was here
yesterday on his way to do some grad
ing between here and Pierce. He was
accompanied by George Hastings, who
will be remembered as the little Span
lard who deserted the cause of his coun
try in the Philippines and joined com
pany F of Madison which was doing
service in those islands at the time. III,
stole an American uniform and arm
and insisted on doing service for Uncl,
Sam, making very efficient soldie,
while the company remained in service
o. w. Jens of the Fair store was captain
of + company at the time. His presen
name, George Hastings, was given hin
by the boys of the command as sound
ing the nearest like his Spanish name
E. G. Howe, of San Francisco, gen
eral manager of the American Bee
Sugar company, accompanied by P
Cavanagh Of Omaha, sugar broker 70
the company, arrived in the city las
evening and will remain few days in
specting the business and plant of tn
company at this place. Mr.. How
makes the statement that N. A. Lock
wood has been made superintendent O
) the Norfolk plant and he will returl
from Rocky Ford in a short time to al
sumo the duties Of the position. MI
Connolly, who has been superintendent
; here, takes the superintendercy of tn
Rocky Ford factory, while w. II
Baird, who has been holding that posi-
4 tion, will return to Norfolk and hav
general supervision over the mechanics