The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1903-05-01
MONDAY MENTION,

over Sunday.
S. o. Campbell Is In the city from
Madison today.
Mrs. O l.. Ransom OF Omaha is the
guest OF Mrs j. Baum.
@, d. jenkins has gone to Omaha and
will be absent several days,
Mrs O. O. Ball went to Long Pine
last evening to visit with her mother.
DR. o. A. Mckim was called to
Bloomfield today on state veterinary
work,
Mrs J. II. Poucher will leave tomor.
row for u visit with her parents at
Tekamah.
Mr.. and Mrs. George II Bishop left
Saturday noon for their home In New
Haven, Conn.
OMrs Il. M. Sisson returned today from
Pender, where she attended a meeting
Of missionaries.
w. IL Bradley and family of Laroh
wood, Iowa, are visiting at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. O. Il. Shaw.
Rev j II. Poucher went to Craig to.
day to attend the funeral of the late
Rev. A, L. Bray, who died Mt Hot
Springs, Arkansas.
Daily Nebraskan: Roy Pierce, who
has been confined so long with purpura,
is now convalesoing but will not be in
school any more this year.
DR.. Louis Schlesinger, the spiritual.
istic medium, leaves tonight for Neigh.
He will be gone to various towns for
several days before returning to Nor
folk
Frank TwisS, clerk at the Oxnard,
leaves this evening for few days
visit in Chadron with Ed Stevens. w.
H. Pheider will fill the position during
his absence
Frank Ambrose, harpist who has
made Norfolk his headquarters for n
number of years, left ut noon today for
Omaha and will go from there to Den.
yer. He may take trip down to Mex
leo and from there to his old home in
Italy before returning.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. p. Weatherby enter.
tained large company of friends at
their home ON the corner of Koenigstein
avenue and Thirteenth street, Saturday
night. Six-handed euohre was the fea.
ture of the evening. Prizes were won
by Mrs. O. e. Greene and Mrs. G.. B.
Salter, and the shouting prize by Mr..
Bullock.
w. w. Roberts is already receiving
a large amount of correspondence relat-
ing to base ball, among which are not a
few letters asking for games on certain
dates. The Wayne college team has
asked for game here on the first of
Jane. Mr. Roberts thinks that the chal-
lengers are quite likely to be accommo.
dated The proper spirit is awakening
in Norfolk and nothing will suffice to
satisfy the cravings of the fans like a
good team and plenty of games.
Battle Greek Republican, July 81, 22
and 23 are dates that Norfolk people
| write in red ink. On those dates the
eleventh annual tournament of the
State V lunteer Firemen's association
will be held in that city, and it is an
event extraordinary. Norfolk never
does anything on tne nalt-Way plan,
and we judge from their liberal adver-
tising that this affair will be on the
way and half plan. Some neat but.
ton badges have been put out for ad-
vertising purposes.
A crowd of children of South Norfolk
have for some time past been disturb
ing the people by ringing door bells,
throwing corn on the windows, and
otherwise playing annoying pranks
Last night this sort of "fun" becam,
rather too tame and they turned their
attention to the church, where they al.
most succeeded in breaking up the
meeting. This action is serious of
fense against the laws of the state and
those who have been guilty of it should
have a care that they are not prosecuted.
Some of them are known, and prose.
buttons are very likely to take place if
there is not an immediate cessation of
this sort of disturbance.
For SALE.-Barred Plymouth Rock
eggs, 81 per setting.
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