The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1906-09-28

np instead of next Friday as was an.
bounced.
Mrs. Geo. Parker returned from Lo-
gan. Iowa. whore she has been visit.
ng the past week.
Mrs. Allen Wilkinson returned from
Boone. Iowa. whore she has been on
a months visit,
Mrs. S. J. Brunette returned yester.
day from Missouri Valley, Iowa, whore
she has been on three months visit
MIR and Mrs. =. Satterlee returned
from their shopping trip to Omaha
yesterday
William Lewis has moved from the
house he formerly owned on Third av-
cnuc to the Marshall house on Second
avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. H. Reynolds enter
tanned number of friends at bridge
whist party Saturday evening.
The Podon sisters have moved their
dress making parlors from room | to
room 4, where they will have more
commodious quarters.
Judge Boyd was in the city enroute
to Center, where he will hold court.
Nothing of importance is said to be
on the docket, but n number of citi.
zens will take out naturalization pa
pers.
Oscar Johnson spent yesterday In
West Point Mrs. Johnson has not
yet returned home, but Is assisting
her mother in packing and preparing
| ~ n
make her home with daughter.
The street commissioner Is having
the dirt that has piled up In front of
the crossings since the heavy rains,
hauled to the low places along the
edges of the cutters, which will help
much in the gravelng to take place
soon.
Mrs. Rose Adella Davidson will give
a recital on Monday at p. IN. Admis-
sion 10 cents and cents for children,
She would like to meet all friends of
temperance on Monday afternoon at 3
O'Clock at the home of Mrs. w. M,
Robertson, South Fourth street.
The Christian church tent was
crowded last night to hear Evangelist
Winston on what Peter Said
There were two baptisms yesterday
afternoon. He viii preach every
night this week at 7:45 The subject
for tonight is Sowing and Reaping.'
Fair weather has arrived IN north.
ern Nebraska at last, and the sun is
greeted with cordiality by the entire
population. The streets of Norfolk
are fast drying up under the wind and
, sunshine, and with the aid of the
King split log drag which was used on
, Saturday.
Sanford Dodge, who has appeared in
: Norfolk on several occasions in past
seasons, will play in Norfolk at the
, Auditorium Thursday night. He will
present Romeo and Juliet" in Nor
) folk. Miss Marshall, who made hi
here several seasons ago as Lady
Macbeth" is leading lady this year.
Mrs. Joseph Schwartz, after takinl
! a two months course in hat trimming
from Madame Hunt, noted artist anC
? lecturer on this subject, entered con
test in the National Milliners asso
= citation and won second prize, a beau
tiful solid gold medal, in display hat
t Madame Drake of Chicago won frs
; prize. A large number were entered
in the contest.
f The new $4,000 church at Plain
$ view is progressing rapidly, 1t is eN
pected that the brick work will b.
S finished this week and then the car
o penters will rush the finishing as RAP
idly as possible. John Herman O
/, Norfolk has the contract for the build
= ing, and 1t is being superintendent b,
4. Morrison. Miller Mather has tn
n sub.contract on laying the brick,
l. Chilly Olson" Swede comedy, /
booked for the Auditorium this ever
j. ing. An advance theatrical man TO
o another company, who was in tow,
this morning, pronounced "Tilly o
d son" as one of the best Swede show
& in the west this year. He says that
II is a riproaring, side-splittng fare
If comedy and will make people who ell
JOY Swede dialect shows, laugh 70
N several hours.
d Wakefield Republican: Lawyer "
& w. Mathewson now holds the belt a
}. the champion "broncho buster" of thi
st part of the state, Monday afternoo
h he mounted Orrin Harman's pom
which is not yet broken to ride. TIL
20 animal went along all right for a fe'
feet or until VIII pricked him with
1t spur Che having one on each foot
when he went up into the air like
Up sky rocket, landing the rider in tn
street, but fortunately he was not il
lip jured The broncho, bucking an
bawling, got over onto the sidewal
~ and gave Walt Leap merry chase u
to as far as Thos, Rawlings store whe
he got foot tangled up in the brid
O. rein and was caught. Walt says ii
,R animal came after him at such ga
lit that he didn't have time to open a doc
and dodge in so he kept right on ru
IN ming. He got up such a speed that
ne is now thinking of going in trainiu
is for a Splinter, After the broncho ha