The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1905-11-24

lock Thursday afternoon.
A very pleasant gathering of young
people enjoyed the evening last night
at the homo of the Misses RansCh at
their beautiful homo west Of the city.
Spencer Reporter. Sanford Parker
returned from O'Ncm "Wednesday.
whore he had been called to the bed.
side of his mother, Mrs, Harriet Par.
kcr She Is quite low, and ON account
of her extreme age, cannot recover
Mrs. Anna Bryant who fell down
stairs about four months ago and re-.
ccivCd injuries from the effect of
which she was declared totally dis.
ablcd, received n check Saturday from
" v Light, secretary Of the Highland
Mobiles, for $50 as the first Of yearly
payments which she will receive the
rest of her life from that order Her
policy In the order ia for $500 and she
receives Ouctcnth of that amount each
year.
Madison star Mail: Monday after
noon Billy O'BrIcn found man lying
on the porch at the Iuuoman residence
evidently I'm the state Of imtONiCntiOn
investigation revealed him to bc an
old soldier. He said ne had come over
from Norfolk whore his wife was in
the hospital In his pockets were
found $l7 and two bottles containing
morphine which accounted for his con
dition. The marshal brought him up
town and lodged him at the lower hO-
tel. Later 1t was learned that the
that he has n brother in st Paul, Ar.
kansas, toward which place he was
travelling. He had n ticket for Colm.
bus and got off here by mistake He
resumed his journey Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Blakoly have not
as yet heard anything from their
daughter Mrs. Mapos, or Captain
MapCs. but they are not so worried as
they were, having relief from letter
received from Captain O'Ncill at Fort
NiObrara, who says that, while he has
heard nothing from Captain Mapcs
yet he believes that If anything had
happened Information would have
come from the war department and
further he says that he understands
that Captain MapCs has been ordered
to the southern islands. where the
mails are very uncertain and irregular
II is now thought, therefore, that Cap
tain and Mrs. Mapcs have gone TO the
southern islands and that letters have
been lost.
Madison Star-Mail Florence Brady,
the 12-yoar.old daughter of Frank
Brady who was brought down from
No"fol|, last week charged with steal.
ing which she admitted, was sentenced
to the industrial school, but on the
earnest solicitation of the father who
was present was permitted to return
home with him, on condition that she
be properly cared for and clothed, that
she be sent to school and her moral
training receive careful attention. In
case these instructions are not com
piled with she will be sent to the in
dustrial school at Geneva and the IA.
thcr prosecuted under the juvenile
court law. Our citizens will all re-
member the Brady family who for
short time were residents of our city
and lived in the concrete building on
Main street, and of the heroic saving
of one of the children by VIM Test.
Pierce Gail: Hadar is still in the
swim Hadar is TO have a bank in the
near future That sounds good. That
is good. That Is what we have been
bowling for, for a long time and now
everything points to success Mr. II.
f, Barnhart, one of Pierces most able
lawyers and Mr.. Inhelder, of the
Pierce State bank Of Pierce. was cir
culating a petition for signers to start
a bank in Hadar soon as the necessary
arrangements can be completed. Mr..
lnhelder informs us that he will start
bank here and is giving every one
chance to be a share holder that
wishes to, He also says that he will
have the bank in running order by the
first of January or sooner. Here is
success to the Farmers State bank of
Hadar, Neb. Now gentlemen, all to-
gether, three times and a tiger. Hur-
rah for the Farmers State bank of
Hadar.
1t is supposed the third man and one
who escaped from the posse of depu-
ties at Wakefield last Tuesday morn
ing, stayed all night at the hotel in
that place Tuesday night. In speak
ing Of the affair the Republican says
"He remained at the hotel over night
and did not get up until along toward
noon when he pawned his watch chain
for $3.50 to take him to Sioux City, and
it is supposed he left on the 2:3O after.
noon train. But when his bed was be-
ing made blood was found on the bed
clothing. Also while out on the farm
Wednesday afternoon Gus Hinrich
was at strawstack near the railroad
track where he found some whisky,
,f,