The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1902-03-28
MONDAY MENTION,

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attending to legal business.
The Office at the Oxnard hotel is being
very handsomely redeoorated
DIR. Mcdonald of Wakefield was O
guest Of Dr. p. II. Salter Saturday.
VIM. Queen has moved from North
Eleventh street to cottage on North
Twelfth.
Chris. Madsen, who travels for Chi
cago shoe house, spent Sunday with his
mother, Mrs. Anna Madsen.
Joseph Shoemaker is here from Salida,
Colorado, and is a guest ut the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. p. Weatherby.
e. p. Weatherby leaves tonight for
O'Neill where as commissioner of bank.
ruptcy, he will hold court for q few
days,
Jas. II. Lough has purchased the cot.
tage at the corner of Pasewalk avenue
and Fourth street and will take posses
sion at once.
Mrs. A. j. Durland and daughter,
Jane, and Mrs. Burt Mapes spent Sun.
day in Madison, guests of Mrs. T. f.
Memminger.
John Clements has resigned his job of
carrying mails to and from the trains
for Ed. Sesler and l.. E. Upton has un.
dertaken the work.
Word has been received here that A.
E. Campbell, formerly of this city. has
disposed of his property in Kentucky
and has moved to Sedalia, Missouri.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Leavitt have re.
ceived word that they are the grand
parents to son, born to Mr.. and Mrs
Leslie Leavitt of Chicago last Friday.
G. B. Burrows is now cashier of the
bank at Sheridan, Wyoming, his brother
A. S. Burrows having resigned that po
sition and been elected vi cepresi dent.
The newly elected trustees of the
Prospect Hill Cemetery association will
hold business meeting tomorrow even
| ing at the residence of Col. S. S. Cotton
Mr.. and Mrs. W. E. Acker, who have
| been boarding at the Oxnard during the
winter will 60 to housekeeping in the
Freythaler cottage on North Ninth
street.
Mr.. Sims, representing the wholesale
grocery house of Allen Bros. of Omaha
has moved to Norfolk from Omaha ant
will occupy the Wallerstedt property
| on South Tenth street.
| Mrs. w. H. Cooley, who went to Wis
consin few weeks ago to attend tn,
funeral Of her mother, has experienced
a double atfliction, her father also hav
ing died few days ago.
lat the Nebraska conference of tn,
German Evangelical association, held a
Elmwood last week, Rev. G. Reckow
was returned to the Norfolk church az
pastor for another year.
Mrs Frank Beels left this morning
for Fort Collins, Colorado, where sht
will visit her aunt, Mrs. M. E. Hatcher
She goes in hopes that the climate viii
prove beneficial to her health.
Chief of Police Kain had an unusua
demand for accommodations at hi
boarding house Saturday night and en-
tertained four or five weary Willies, tw,
of whom were highly colored sons o
Ham.
Roy Read, who has been visiting hi
parents and friends here for severa
days, left this noon for Saginaw, Michi
superintendent of the sugar factory a
that place.
The manager of the Blair opera hous
has come into some notoriety by refus
ing the use of his building to CARR
Nation for lecture. He explains tina
Blair has troubles enough of her owl
without importing any.
The Fair store butcher shop will b
enlarged to twice its present size, ar
rangements having been made to bull
on the east side. The work of enlarg
ing will commence this week providin
the weather does not interfere to pre-
vent.
Manager j. N. Bundick of the suga
factory went to O'Neill last night i
company with Manager Wietzer of tn
Rocky Ford, Colorado, factory. The
go to select tract of 500 acres OF Ian
which will be planted to beets this sea
son by the owner of large ranch nea
O'Neill.
Yesterday was Palm Sunday and sol
vices appropriate to the day were held i
the churches of the city. A class of 8
pupils was confirmed at Christ Luthera
church and class of 20 at the st. PAT
church. The services at both place
were beautiful and impressive.
Mrs Emma Il Ferpuann hia nnotba,