The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1904-08-12

for a barber shop which he expects
to open In Randolph whore he has
been working at that trade for sov.
eral years
w e Sutphcn, at one time one OF
the most prominent and progressive
business men of Norfolk, Is here
for a few days looking after his inter.
ests He is now conducting large
clothing store In Aurora, III, and Is
doing well. He is one of the persons
who fifteen years ago predicted that
Norfolk would some day make city,
and he Is still of that opinion, He be.
licves the next three years will see
the greatest growth ever witnessed
in Norfolk
A boy was born last night to Mr.
and Mrs. Chas Lodge, jr, of War.
nerville
The w. c. T, u. will meet at 3
o'clock Wednesday at the First Con.
gregational church, All members are
requested to be present
Mr. Chas T. Hansen and Miss Jcn.
ME HagedOrn both of Brunswick.
were united in marriage last evening
at the home of MIR. and Mrs. C.. G.
Mumm of this city, by Rev. j. II.
Clay pastor of the Baptist church
Mr.. and Mrs. Hansen left this morn.
ing for their home In Brunswick Mr.
Hansen is engaged In the blacksmith
business and the bride s a daughter
of the meat dealer of that town.
The Norfolk Lumber company Is
the name of a new concern that has
been organized, and will be lncorpor.
ated and ready for business as soon
as a suitable location can be secured.
1t Is proposed to erect large and
commodious shed and the new com.
pany will be one Of the permanent
institutions of the city. The OH.
GERS are c. b. Miller, president; +.
E. Emery, secretary and treasurer,
and w A. Emery manager
Frank w. Emery, of Chicago, Is
in Norfolk for time Mr.. Emery will
be remembered as having visited in
the city before. For a number of
years he has been connected with
advertising work in Chicago For
nine years he was at the head of the
advertising department of the Fair
store, Chicago, when they were doing
the most advertising of any retail
stores. He Is a scientific advertiser
and believes thoroughly in the art
because he has had the experience
If Dan Dee and Louis Aultman had
ever seen each other prior to one
week ago this morning, when Dee,
in company with Policeman Pilger.
broke into the lodging room of Ault.
man and arrested him, the looks
which were exchanged between the
two men did not point that fact out.
Aultman was located not by his
name, as has been reported, but by
a description of the grip which he
had carried into the Norfolk House.
When the two men looked at each
other there was nothing to indicate
that they had ever met before Per-
| haps they were strangers and per
haps they were pursuing the ways
of professionals.
An epidemic of summer colds or
the grip seems to have taken posses.
sion of the people of Norfolk and
many persons are afflicted in various
! degrees, from extreme hOarseness
and coughs to the milder form of
watery eyes and activity of nostrils
in making the use of handkerchiefs
| incumbent. The weather seems to
contribute largely to the general re.
| suit, with an excess of moisture and
an unusually low temperature for
this season of the year The rainfall
of last night and the chilly wind from
the north this morning do not appear
to have helped the victims 1t is
the season for hayfever, but it would
be discOuraging if all who have symp.
toms of that complaint thought it
had come to stay with them season
after season.