The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1906-07-27

| v q, IIucbnCr OF flerCe is mere TAX
ing in the White City,
G. w. Engle of Waterloo, Iowa, is
spending a few days with his nephew
H. G. Englc and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Englc of Sioux
| Falls. $. D.. are visiting mt the home
of their son. ED. C. Enge.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. H. Hardy, Mrs. p.
| f. Sprecher and Mrs. T. f. Bell are
spending the day In Stanton.
Mrs. n. b. noloscn and children
have returned from six weeks visit
with her parents IN Chicago.
Born. to Mr.. and Mrs. Herman May
at South Norfolk, this morning, a son,
the first boy in the household.
Miss Helen Tanner of Battle Creek
| and Miss Birdie Hale of Atkinson
spent the dayin Norfolk yesterday.
Mrs. O. II. Eller has returned to
Lincoln after q months visit with her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. II. G. Matrau
Day Falconer of Fremont, who has
been visiting his brothcr.in-law, c, II,
Boschut, returned to his home today,
Mrs. August Buss, living at Tenth
and Taylor avenue, who has been very
sick, is now able to he up and around.
Miss Mabel Florence Decker of Cal
laway, Neb., arrived last night for a
| two weeks visit with her sister, Mrs.
Fred Maryott of South Eighth street.
c. ]. Hlbben, wife and two daugh-
| ters left at noon for Wabash, Ind,
where they will attend family re.
union on Sunday, that day being Mr..
Hibben's mothers siXty-iifth birthday.
The Sons of Hermann have received
very handsome banner, emblematic
of the order. The cost was $l75.00
Four potatoes weighing four pounds,
Is the contribution to the agricultural
display of The News, by A. l.. A.
! Walker, who lives on rural route No.
2. While he did not send the smallest
specimens by any means yet he has
many more in his field that will weigh
n pound each, and the whole patch
averages very large.
While playing ball yesterday at the
show grounds Lawrence Hoffman was
so overcome with the heat that for a
while 1t was thought that he could
not survive the stroke. He was taken
home in hack and, although he spent
bad night, he is resting easy this
morning. 1t is thought that he will
be all right in couple of days.
Bonds in Harrison, in Sioux county,
amounting to $3,500, have been re.
ceived for registration by Bond Clerk
c. Il. Lawrence. They run twenty
years and bear per cent interest
These same bonds, bearing 7 per cent
were returned by Mr., Lawrence last
week with the statement that the rate
of interest was higher than authorized
by law.
Last night in Beautiful Bagdad
Miss Nellie Gilden, the youngest OF
the three Gilden sisters, made heI
first appearance in her new act OF
leading the Yankee Doodle boys. AS
she came on the stage, a very pretty
bouquet was handed her as an expires
sion, from her associates about the
show, of the high esteem in which
she is held.
A card from Mrs. j. w. Humphrey
says that Graham Humphrey, who was
operated on for appendicitis about two
weeks ago, is now able to travel anC
they left yesterday for Minneapolis
where they will remain a few week!
before returning home.
Marjorie Nicholson was operated
upon this morning for goiter. The
> NIvy NTinhnlCAy tS
Rochester with their daughter the fore
part of the week.
E Tuesday noon was the limit set b!
DR.. Nicholson, assistant at the Norfoll
hospital for insane, for making up hi!
mind whether he would give up hi
position peaceably or resist removal
but UP to yesterday noon the governo
had heard nothing from him, A Lin
coin dispatch says it is now taken fo
granted at the executive Office tina
Or. Nicholson proposes to stand will
, DR., Alden in resisting removal. 1t il
' possible that too hasty judgmen
should not be pronounced upon Dr
! Nicholson at this time. He is now il
Q Rochester, Mimi, where he took hi
daughter Tor a surgical operation, ant
d it Is highly probable that the create
]. importance of his daughters healt
has much to do with not notifying tn
t governor what he intended to do.
[ A complicated case involving
6oyd county claim has been appeale
t to the supreme court by Peter G. Co
e of Boyd county The defendants ar
Peter Anderson, sheriff, Levi f. Wei
L. and Frank Briggs. Cox declares tina
j he filed on the claim and wells COZ
tested his right to it before the Uni
y cd States land Office. Wells won ther,
y but Cox at once contested his right t
e file papers on the land on the groun
that Wells had already used his hom,
e stead rights. Wells took possessio
y pof th0 land while this case was bein
N tried, but Cox secured an injunctio
IS from the county Judge of Boyd coul