The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1905-10-20

morcial club. has returned from
Wakefield.
A. !, Durlnnd left nt noon today for
n trip to Homestead and tho Rosebud
reservation.
Goo. N. Bcols left nt noon for Ne.
braska City, to attend the grand lodge
OF Odd Follows.
Mrs prlcc of st. 10, Mo, who has
bcon visiting her sister, Mrs l. Pow.
Crs returned homo today.
Attorneys IL. =. Wcathorby, NJ. C.I
Hn2Cn, w. NJ. Robertson and NJ. D.
Tyler went to Pierce at noon
Carl RomInc who has boon In wy
omlnE riding race horses during the
past summer came homo today.
Judge Boyd OF Neigh passed
through the city Mt noon onrouto to
Pierce. whore he went to hold court
George W. IIitchons OF PlainvIcw
passed through the city this morning
cnroutc To LoMnrs, Iowa. ON business
J. C. Fowler of Chicago, who had
been in the city visiting his brother,
II. II. Fowler, left yesterday for his
home.
II. c. Corcll OF Planviow was in
the city this morning cnroutc to Mich
igau, whore he goes for visit with
friends.
Rev, c. N, Dawson, pastor of the
NJ. E church at stanton, passed
through the city this morning cnroutc
to Sioux city.
Mrs. Frazier OF Indianola. Iowa, and
Mrs. Thompson of New Virginia,
Iowa. sisters of Mrs II. NJ. Roberts,
who have been visiting here for the
past two weeks, left for their homes
today.
The weather man Is good enough to
predict rain for tonight and tomor-
row.
Mail Carrier William Darlington is
taking vacation this week. Frcd
Sprcchcr has returned to his route.
The new concrete sidewalk leading
from Norfolk avenue north on Fourth
street Is being rapidly pushed to com
pction and will soon be finished. It
city when 1t Is done.
Mrs. Christoph and Mrs. Stearns
will entertain the Ladies Aid society
of the Congregational church Thurs
| day afternoon at the home of Mrs.
| Christoph A cordial invitation Ia ex.
tended to the ladies of the congrega.
! tiOn.
Almost n record breaking advance
seat sale took place ut 3 o'clock this
morning when the board for "The
Prince of Pilscn," which comes to
morrow night, went on. Within q
comparatively few minutes the entire
center of the downstairs section had
been eaten up, leaving but very few
scattering seats around the edges oI
the theatcr. 1t Is evident that the
house will be packed tomorrow night
Telegrams and telephone calls from
a large attendance from out of the
city, and incidentally show that Il
pays to advertise.
Charles Gerecke will leave Norfoll
next Sunday for Deadwood, S. d.
where he has accepted position In
shoe store. Mr.. Gerecke has grow
up in Norfolk and has many friends II
the city who regret his departure bu
who wish him success In his nev
home.
Out of town people are beginning t.
arrive for the Asmus-Dickover wed
,,,li nh oil ,,1D at bI
home of the brides parents tomorrow
evening. Among those who have al
ready arrived are Mrs. William Brett
niger and Mrs. Mary Koch of Yves
Point.
The Lyman Twins drew a YER
small house at the Auditorium las
night on the occasion of their secon
E appearance in Norfolk. They playe
"The Rustlers" and played it wei
The show is a laughable farce, dc
pending upon the mixed identity @
the twins, who certainly do look a
The twins act just as they did yea
= ago, with the same tone to thei
words. The specialties in the enter
tainmcnt are all clever and wort
while. The chorus girls were prett
and attractively gowned in pretty Gre
p ations. The singing was good an
the dancing good, and withal the shov
should have had better house tina
it did. Miss Vanbronklin was yer
clever as Boronie Nickel, "only Ii
l tie over seven"
A Reliable Remedy for Group.
/. With the dry cold weather of th