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The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, 1907-05-31
Nellnh Commencement.

Neigh Neb., May 26.-Special to
The News: The Neigh high school
commencement exercises will be held
next Friday evening at the Congrega-
tional church. The following is the
program:
Invocation. .....R Rev. c. o. Trump
Piano duet. .............M Mrs. o. A.
Williams and Miss VanGaasbeek
Glass "reminiscences. Louisa Palmer
vocal SOLO. ...,... .,.... vera CledVer
Quartette. Mines. Newton and Da-
Wis; Messrs. Ward and Mccullough
possibilities of a Boy" ... Eula Davis
Vocal solo. Mr.. Chas. Melick
Address. Hon. j. A. Williams, Lincoln
Presentation of diplomas. ..........
...........O. A. Williams, Director
Vocal duet. .................M Mr.. G.
A. Sellery and Miss Irene Sellery
Benediction. Rev. V. F. Clark
The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, 1907-05-31
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LARS TO FLIGHT.
WE'RE AFTER A ROLL OF $1,000
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Mrs. Craft Early This Morning and
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The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, 1907-05-31
Pleasures Of the Week.

One of the most delightful series of
dinner parties of the season in Nor
folk were those given by Mr.. c. S.
Bridge and Miss Bridge at their home
on Norfolk avenue Thursday and Fri
day evenings of the past week. The
dinners were daintily served in five
courses each evening, the guests be-
ing seated at small tables, and six
handed euchre afforded pleasure af-
terward. Among the out of town
guests were Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Bridge of Fremont On Thursday
evening prizes went to Mrs. j. S.
Mathewson and Mr.. Robert Bridge and
on Friday evening to Mrs. w. n. Huse
and DR.. A. Bear The ladies received
beautiful flowers as souvenirs and the
gentlemen neat booklets.
On Tuesday night Mr. and Mrs. ].
X Boas very delightfully."- entertained
a small company of friends at dinner
in their beautiful new home. The din
ner was served at o'clock and in
seven courses. Five hundred afforded
pleasure after dinner, throughout the
evening, Mrs w. II. Butterfield and
Mr. c. S. Bridge winning the hOnors.
Mrs Butterfeld received a dainty
Swastika pin and Mr. Bridge a pack
of playing cards as souvenirs. The
following we're guests: Mr.. and Mrs.
n. A. Rainbolt Mr.. and Mrs. w. Fl.
Butterfeld, Mr.. and Mrs. D. Mathew
son, Mr. and Mrs. ]. Baum, Mr.. c. S.
Bridge, Miss Bridge.
Mr. and Mrs. w. H. Bucholz of Oma-
ha entertained a half dozen Norfolk
friends during the past week at de-
lightful house party in Omaha. The
guests were Mr.. and Mrs. n. A. Rain
bolt, Mr.. and Mrs. j. S. Mathewson,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Butterfield and
MIR. and Mrs. d. Mathewson. Miss
Maude Adams in "Peter Pan" afford
ed pleasure on one evening of the
visit
The first circus of the season afford
ed fun for Norfolk Friday afternoon
and night.
The Queen Esther circle met Thurs
day evening with Miss Jessie Drebert.
Coming Events.
Memorial day exercises will be held
Thursday afternoon in the Auditorium.
Decorating of graves at the cemetery
will take place Thursday morning.
1.-THE Wizard of Wall Street." said
to be clever musical comedy and in
which are two actresses well known
in Norfolk-Mrs. Olive Oretta Daye
and daughter, Miss Phyllis Daye-will
be the attraction at the Auditorium
Thursday night Popular prices, Csc,
CSC and SOC, will prevail. Mrs. Daye
was formerly music teacher in Nor
folk and was the wife of Ralph Henry
Daye, a commercial traveller Phyllis
Daye was little girl, but clever
singer and dancer, when she lived in
Norfolk.
The local racing season will be
opened with a matinee race meeting
at the driving park Tuesday afternoon.
There will be three harness races and
a pony dash. An admission of twen-
ty-five cents will be charged.
The high school commencement ex-
ercises will be held at the Auditorium
Wednesday evening.
Mrs. III. T. Holden and Mrs. w. p.
Logan will entertain at l o'clock
luncheon in the home of the former,
Norfolk avenue and Thirteenth street,
next Friday afternoon.
The high school alumni reception to
graduates will be held at Marquardt
hall Friday evening.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, 1907-05-31
ChIoroform Burned Her Face.

Mrs. Robert Craft was able to be
about today despite her trying expe-
rience with the robbers. Her face
this morning still held burns and Bills
ters from where the chloroform had
touched her cheeks.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, 1907-05-31

The Queen Esther circle met Thurs
day evening with Miss Jessie Drebert.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-05-31
Hieh ; Sehool Alumni Reception

The annual High School Alumni
reception will be held at La Neta
hotel this evening, and very en-
ioyabIe time is predicted. The invi-
tations issued number 325. An
entertaining program Of music, rec
itations and speeches, will be given.
This is the fourth class to graduate
from the county high school.
Alumni members are: Class of 1904,
Carrie Eells, ,Genevieve Purrier, Julia
Redden: class of l9O5-Ernest Me-
Kee, Frank Keenan,, Grace Stevens.
Cara Carr, Myrtle Myers, Melvin
Herrick: class of l9O6-Mabel Walk
er. Ruth Crary, Ada Caldwell, Jes-
sic Holloway, Chauncey Summers,
Bruce Redden. Don Proffitt, Max
Proffitt; class of I9O7-Alice East
man. Moore Black.tock, Charley
Mueller, Clifford Stone, Walter Hoei,
making a total of p.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-05-31

quartet and the male quartet were
also received with liberal applause.
Much OF the success Of the musical
numbers was due to the piano. very
kindly loaned BY Mrs. c. A Nelson.
In commen .nC upon the high
school work il Is very proper to say
a word in hearty commentator of
Superintendent ]. c. Campbell and
his associate teachers, Mrs Roy
Darnell. nee Miss Iva Alger. and
Miss Myrtle Kline They have done
the wears work well. laboring early
and late for the good of our young
men and women and the advance
ment Of the county's leading educa-
tional institution. Mr.. Campbell
came to us with high recommenda-
tions and he has lived up to them
the years work at Gunnison setting
a high standard for the future
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-05-31

All citizens and property owners
in the Town of Gunnisen are here
bv notified that their lots and all
alleys, streets and premises ada
cent thereto must be cleaned Of rub
bish, ashes and other refuse in COM
pliance with the town ordinances.
Also parties owning dogs are here
by notified that the tax for 1907 Is
now due and must be paid imme-
diately or all dogs not properly
licensed will be killed.
F.. f. MUELLER, Mayor.
GEo. 7. MYERS, Marshal.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-05-31
Meets Popular Approval

The idea of Mayor Mueller and
his associates on the town council
certainly struck a popular chord
when they offered to furnish an
eight power all n ight electric light
TO each user Of city lights. The
idea met with instant approval and
every user Of lights is making haste
to apply for his share of the current.
Not only that. but 1t will make an
immense improvement in the resi-
dence and business streets. As fast
as possible the lights are being in
stalled on Main street.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-05-31
Lover Csnnnoa ValIey
News Champion COrrespoadence.

Monday, May ..
II. NJ. Cooper has moved to town
to live
r. l.. Tuttle was home from Nul-
can last Sunday.
Mrs T. A. McGregor .Ir has been
visiting friends here this week.
The Misses Nav Nichols and Don
ma Hartman were guests of Mrs. G.
l.. Stone on Sunday.
The dance at Fountain Place was
enjoyed by all About twenty-five
couples danced as long as the music
played and had broad daylight to
drive home in the morning.
The spawning station at Beaver
creek has suspended for this year as
high water flooded the pens and
most of the rainbow trout had pre-
viously spawned in the main river
About 800, 600 eggs were taken.
Monday afternoon, Mrs. 7. J
Thompson and daughter Mrs p. L.
Snodgrass entertained thirty ladies
at Meadow Grove ranch, the pretty
new home of the former southwest
Of Gunnison. That same evening
forty guests were entertained al
800" a dainty luncheon wa,
served on both occasions.
The Hillside school held its an
nual picnic at the Jolnted Roo
resort. In spite of the cold weather
it was well attended. Miss Mer
gelman had very nice program
prepared and everybody seemed t,
enjoy it. After the forenoon game.
and program everybody partook o
a bounteous lunch and the fun
and frolic continued till lat,
in the afternoon All present haC
a Jolly time and expressed their ap
probation OF Mr.. Wilson S hospitalit,
by entering into everything tina
presented itself with right gooc
Will.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-05-31
Castkton Clippings
News Champion Correspondence
Wednesday. Nav >.

News Champion Correspondence
Wednesday, May 30
Jos Heiner and J. i. Partch were
up on business last week
Coyotes are getting quite few
young calves on the range inst now
Roads are so bad that coal haulers
have taken layoff until the mud
dries.
Chas. Rogers got a bad fall with
his pony Monday and is laid up with
a badly bruised knee in consequence.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. NJ. Wallace and
Mr.. and Mrs. c. A Partch went &c
Gunnison today to attend Memorial
Day exercises.
Nuff Cd
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-05-31
TWENTY MAs6 Ac0 Z
sssasSs assls srvsssssuenscs ~ fvrvsS.
And nausr brssU1sf tS naof

J. II. kixby. the ,ewel-s. rcssovsd
10 Glrswood SPr'aGs.
R0ksss Gsbh1ns snherked IN ths
ssdrsssk'ae bssss>ss.
T. Olasy took . Issse oa the To
boz kouse fruo Ckas. EksslsnS.
The mosssasr saGise sad fan fos
tAe c. c. 4 l. .sins u CSsssed butte
srEiysd s.d vsss isssalLsd
The psy Of co.dsctoss % the E'o
Gs.nds wss raised 10 els5 . uaonth
cad too s~'ts II clothes . year
Al the fsssbyserisa church Rev
Ckas. fsslLer began = sersos of srr-
noas On "SsloaaoU . v,sws of life
Js.sss Ihslsa, for many year,
roadaasser on the Grande, rvsiGned
his position here 10 scc~pt = simllsI
one with the Midland
W. II. Coombs and Ferd Haees
resigned their positions with thu
railroad aud opened q blacksmith
and carriage shop in the building
formerly used by Louis Weisner.
An elaborate Memorial Day ser
vice WAS held. j.. W. Burton WA
commander of Gunnison Post No
IL, and H. c. Olney adjutant. AL
business houses in town closed from
$50 to 1900 About fifty old sol
diers took part.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-05-31
Cochetopa Valley
News Champion Correspondence.
Monday, Nav ,,

News Champion Correspondence.
Monday, Nav ,.
Parker McDonough has been quite
sick.
VIII McDonough made a trip to
Summit park last week.
Miss May Thomas of Leando, Iowa
is visiting here with her sist er Mrs
Henry Roberts.
Henry Roberts sold his cattle last
week. and we understand received a
!, very good price for the bunch.
John Brunz returned from Sa
euache last week, and Lon Bake,
was over from that burg FRIDAY.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-05-31
Office of County Assessor, Gunni
son County. CoIoraAo

Notice is hereby given that on the
10th day of June, A. ID, 1907, ! will
be and remain in my office at the
Court House in Gunnison, Colorado
for the purpose of hearing any and
all objections to the assessment roll
for the year 1907.
PJ. Hurley, County Assessor.
Dated May lG, 1907.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-05-31

Pictures and picture framing.
Brighten up the room by a dainty
bit Of color either photo, medal
lion or etching lastly framed. Per
haps you have some pretty scene
laid by or a photo of your own.
Call and see how cheaply and yet
how artistically it will frame up.
CLARENCE ADAMS, Gunnison.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-05-31

The following persons were elect
ed for the County High School
board: Mrs. Eva T. Wheeler. Crest
ed Butte; T. W. Gray, Ohio creek
and J. NJ. Flick. Quartz creek Nine
teen school directors were present
at the election. On June 9Th. a,
7:30 in the evening the board will
meet for election of teachers.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-05-31

Regular meals served at popular
prices. Short orders served u al
hosrs up till ten O'Clock p. IN. Good
service and the best of food. Newly
opened restaurant ON Tomichi Ave
nue. next to Wolfe and Eastman s.
Mrs d. +. Strouse proprietor.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-05-31

DIR. Fisher, Oculist, and Aurist of
Kansas City, Mo-, will be at Dr. Hy-
ats office in Gunnison, Thursday,
Nav 3Oth to Saturday. June lst, TO
operate and treat the Eve, Nose,
Throat and Ear and TO fit glasses
correctly. See DIR. Fisher.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-05-31

Losr-On Monday evening be
tween water works and my home
a peggy bag, containing glas, es,
silver thimble, FIVE dollar bill, etc.
Finder please return to Mrs II. C..
Herrick and receive reward.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-05-31
CIV 'n'n12ts ~: "a; a ;roex
Hlnssa 0Dvs - H1ssaa CT
SnnD Aun - Thsahhalb q
o. CsA0AM CsaAss
- CO aAsnb -
IT, CseAsa

Our Gaaaisoa public -chool. sse
cisizsss ssd ose who heard ths pso-
gram dsl,ves~d ., Nssen,e hall last
Fridsy night II comseer~ssst ex-
sscisss Of sAe sishsh ersds. coSld
nN bet exper.sace . senssssoa of
pglAs q the class Il thissy wGll
dsssssd s.d bright faCsd yo~AG
sasss, lfsssa boys sad 6fsssa Gsrls,
who sssppsd frua their eaghth yer
of sssAy into q larger 6sld. Soas
viii - % vish tAsir education 10
the kiGh schoa end in the college.
OtAsss Hssa Issfoscs be conssnt vith
the sdvaassGss slrssAy received, bet
tksy .nsy he s~ve, - e~phssized by
Rev. j. u. hsary in his talk to
tksm. that the fo~nAstion has been
we'll laid
Tke sxsscssss veve cell prepared,
veil sr,NAasd and w..ethes, esssy,
recitstloa or unus.cal member, each
IVES dslivered with aniformly pleas
ing effect, which rehected credit on
the teachers. The faculty consisted
of A. G. Hoel, superintendent. and
Miss Hesld, .th grade; Miss Davis,
9th; Miss Bethel 4th and 9Th; Miss
Holcomb. 3rd and Misses Dame ls
and Russell primary.
The school board OF district No.
l consisted Of Jos. Blackstock, pres
ident: Mrs. Jessie Sharp Purrier
secretary, azd IL T. Ferguson,
treasurer.
Following is the program as
delivered.
instrumental Pauline Metro7
Invocation Revf Nj. b"eoi
salutatory Marjorie Eastman
ESSAY Lorena knod,
The Value Of Little Things
E-say The Panama Canal Frank Wrigh
Essay Captain Gsnnison Norma CrooL'
Recitation Rstro~pection Arsta Lambert,
.sy E:..y - Al.'t. ,S.,. !cs cslsss, s..ss.
Recitation Gr.dstim Carl Mss
The YOUNGSTOWN Exposition
Essay Chester Pitse
The south Polar Continent
Recitation Annie Eberso
The ChambereJ Nautilus
Essay sscz Warne
Recent Ia rthquale Disturbances
Essay Thomas Hus,aI
Government Irrigation Projects
ClassWnl Ella Bottenfel,
Recitation Opportunity Jack McCormc
Ouartette There's My Own, Ny Native Land
Mesdsmes Nelson, Mckee, hartia Forbes
Poem Farewell Margaret Wade
Essay Captain Peary Jeanette Foulk
Essay Aerial Navigation Lawrence ston
Recitation st. Augustine Mabel Coope
Class Song
Essay MxriinNan Noorhi
The Nalue of a Business Education
Essay The Mississippi River John Zugelde
Recitation Eaeene Rile
The Nobility of Labor
Essay Wireless Teeeraphy Ray NanAke
Essay The Salton Sea Myron Herric
Recitation Mice at Play Henrietta Barrett
Essay 4 Modern Liner Russell Caldwell
Essay The Torpedo Boat Thomas Quin
Glass Prophecy Grace Coops
Naiedictory Kathryn Malone
Presentation of Diplomas Rev. j. ID. Henr
Valedictory Song.
BENEDICT Ion.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-05-31

June 9th at eight p m at City
Hall, special meeting oi the Cham
ber Of Commerce for the purpose OF
selecting five delegates to attend the
Public Lands convention in Denver
June Is TO 30.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-05-31

Nut Sundae, the popular ice cream
dish Of the year at Cauadays
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-05-31

Big clsHken diaper Saturday at
the New York Cafe Ice cream,
cake aud everything ssDd 10 eat :.
S. johnson, proprietor
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-05-31

WASrEp-by ssssern party =
cosple Il cub hears Send infornsa
tioa TO e~s-Chsmp,on Office. Gun
ntaoa.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-05-31
N1stscc

After July lsi. ] will he at Doyle
at the ranch of A. II. Mcconnell
with my horse kinpwood
II. &. Mcconnell.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-05-31
COAL. COAL. GOAL.
Parsoas 4 FcrgS~oa-
WASrEp-A GOOD m,lk COW. l,
au,ve ., this oiilcs.
Jsp-s-Iac
For FIoors and Fsrn,ture
The k.adaer lwmlsrr Co.

Ihslicioss aad sutr,r,oas-the meals
served at The Roysl Caie B B
l.sshbro,k, psorsssaw
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-05-31

II you ws.s = good qs,et drivlnx
or ssddIs horsr W . good col, pros
psct, ipqsire Of 5. :. Johssou.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-05-31
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-11-17
VIRGINIA BOYS
GROW HILARIOUS
Those Remaining at Home Unite
in Joyous Celebration OF
Victory.
/ special % INC rimes. Dlspateh J

CHARLOTTESVILLE. VA. November
16.--The 200 or 900 Virginia students
who remained at the university to-
day to attend lectures, celebrated the
victory over Georgetown with great
glee Tonight. Soon after supper a
big bonfire was started near the bridge
at the entrance to the grounds, which
Mr. Roosevelt dubbed "Thc Bridge of
scores" because II contained record
OF yirginia's athletic victories. AS
there was a scarcity of boxes, theat-
7rical billboards. fences and railroad
ties We're brought into reauisition. and
around the fire danced the undergrad
yates. singing songs and giviag the
various college yells. After the blaze
died down the students formed into q
procession and marched down town.
where they were the cynosure of the
big crowd of Saturday night shoppers.
The leaders carried torches. and there
was a plentiful supply OF tin pans and
horns. Before returning TO college
the crowd visited Rawlings Institute.
"a female school. u
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-11-17

IN. woodhouse left tackle. n. 10. Dovell
w tCaptaIn)
Bouslf. . .E.5... left guard. 4. Mcdonald
$. Woodhouse centre. .......,. Hall
Ridgway. I. rlsls ard.,...Allersoli
Baldets0n. right tackle. ...I. Taylor
DreWry ...3.. right end Us. III Barber
Chaplin ..... quarter. $50. Feuerstne
Powell. left half. ...s...t Cohen
Harris fright half 80. y. .Joynes
Hnrlin ......, .ftillhack... q. ~. Dove;
tCnptain)
Summary: Goals from ticld--Feucr-
slime 3; Harlan. 1. Referee, Mr.. Moran
Barry, of GEORGETOWN. Umpire. Mr..
Randolph Cardoza, PcnnsylvaDia. Head
incsmai., Mr.. Simpson. Assistants, j.
w, Rowe Randolph. Macon. and lFergu-
son, William and Mary. Timckeepcr,
Mr. Hynson. Halves, 30 minutes.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-11-17
AL FAVOR|TES AT
JENNINGS LOSE
Opening Day. Of the Fall Meeting
at the Washington Track a
Good One.
Ispeelal to Tho Times Dlspatch.l

Especial to The Times Dispatch.]
WASHINGTON, ID. c.. November 16.--
The crowd at Benn:ng this afternoon
was not so large as the one that
usually witnesses, tho performances OF
the opening day. The fact that Vir-
ginia was playing Georgetown at the
other end OF the city accounted to a
of the attendance at the track side.
The track was fast and the card fair.
Fifty three ,,booltmakersi were on hand
and doing such business as was pos
about through the crowd, tile district
attorneys office following the practice
OF last year In forhiddfng the Hoollies
tracks. Two representatives Of the
district attorneys Office We're on the
grounds to see that his order was not
disobeyel
RGuardiai, at as good as IL to i who
took the lead at the outset. easily
won the sixth Bladensburg steeple-
chase handicap. in which eight three
year-olds and over were entered. Guar.
dian clipped the track record for the
| distance by .3-5t.seconds. Summuri, 8
First raca-flye$pntl a half furlongs
Columbia course-Glaucus q to ~
| first. Ardr G. to 10, place. second
King Thistle 6 to i. to show third
/ Second racc-the Bladenburg stee.
plechese handicap. about two miles
and a half-Guardian (12 to ~ first
Prince OF Pilsen e to /. place. second
Essex q to $. to show third. Time
5:O3 2-5.
Third rsce-six rurlonss; Columbia
Icourse-Belle of the Bay Q2 to ~ first
Pins and Needles tl to 8. place. second
Neostyle e to S. to show third Time
I1:1G.
Fourth race-thc seventh Columbia
Handicap: seven furlongs: Columbia
cours s--C omedienne (6sto J. and s to 81
first, Dolly Spanker Is to s, PLACED sec,
ond, Oraonlum g To, 5, to show third
Time. :2S 2-5.
\ Fifth race-six and a half furlongs
Columbia cours e., Idimmel C t
ond, Carrollton e to 5. to show third
4 Time. :22 is.
Sixth race--one mile and @ sixteenth
i old course--Lally (S to ID first Ivan
hoe (evcn, place) second. Peter Knigh
/ &C to 5, to show third. Time. 1850 rs
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-11-17
COLLEGE SCRUBS
BEAT PETERSBURG
Richmond Lads Run Up Score Of
Twenty-Eight Points on High
School Team.

PETERSBURG. VA, November H.
The second football team of Richmond
College defeated the Petersburg High
School team on the Riverside Country
Club grounds here this afternoon by
score OF cs to o. scoring five touch-
downs and kicking three goals. Line
up:
Richmond. Position. Petersburg.
Ranson........ left end -. Calender
j. b. Peters,. left tackle .....JacksoE
Acklss. ...... left guard .Rainey
Ebel. . centre .R. S. Gillian
willis. -. right guard $50. Couplar
Stringfci1ow. right tackle .HoGo
Duyall. ...... right end ........ Graves
(Captain.)
Willis. ...... quarterback wv. Gillian
Loutlian. ...... left half ......... Hall
Gillian. $3.50. right half ..Shepherd
(cnptaln)
Kershaw. $500. fullback ....... Heath
Umpire. D. II. Willcock. Referee.
Robert Gillian. Jr.