The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1908-09-04


family over Sunday Dell has finished
his work in the Third congressional
district and has moved from Norfolk
70 Lincoln whore he will make his
headquarters for some time.
Little Margaret Dascubrock. a
daughter of j. u. Daseubrock for sew
eral months boollkeepcr at the Ne.
braska National bank ana previous to
hat time connected with II bank at
Madison, died In Lincoln hospital
Friday. Rev. John l., Slime, former
pastor Of the Christian church In Nor.
folk, was called to Lincoln to con.
duct the funeral services. Mrs, O, II.
Meredith also attended the funeral.
Gregory Times: Mrs, Bessie Dan.
ley, who was employed In the ladies'
department of Il. Woolhiser's store
last summer, but who has been at Nor.
folk since last fall, was in Gregory
the latter part of last week and com.
pleted arrangements to open n mil.
linery store in the near future in the
Logan & Young building, first door
north of the postoflice. Mrs. Danley
left Friday morning for Chicago to
purchase her stock Of millinery and
expects to return to Gregory about
September l.
The alleged Hoskins horse thief,
who was captured in Fremont by
Sheriff Bauman and whose name is
believed to be F. II. Wallace in FIRE.
mont, according to Fremont papers
objects strenuously to having the irons
put on his feet when he was taken to
Wayne. He kicked vigorously until
Sheriffs Bauman and Mears forcibly
subdued him Handcuffed and
shackled the prisoner was brought
through Norfolk. He said that he was
"jollying" Sheriff Bauman when he
told him he had come from O'Neill.
Butte Gazette: DR.. J. c. Myers, as.
sistant state veterinarian. after travel.
ing over Boyd county from one end
to the other on official business, re.
turned to his home at Norfolk, only
to think, waking or sleeping, of moth
ing but the beautiful fields of grain
and elegant hay meadows of Boyd
county, until he became possessed
with such hungrying for slice of
her rich soil that he could no longer
control his desire. He did what many
an other sensible eastern man with
little ready cash has done, returned
and purchased a farm. The deal was
made after DR.. Myers and his wife
had returned and looked the land over
to their entire satisfaction. 1t is the
NJ. V. Hornbeck place, consisting of
200 acres, lying five miles south of
Butte.
There is no use attempting to ac-
count for the certain destinations that
military uniforms have for the femi-
nine heart, but there's no use denying
it either, for halo is promptly cast
about any stalwart youth and they are
nearly always stalwart, who agree to
don the uniform Of their country's
| fighting men and even If their fights
are but mimic ones, the same halo
radiates and enshrines the uniform in
the hearts Of nearly every American
maiden who boasts a spark of patriot
| ism and where is there one who does
not? Herbert Carter, who as Lieut..
Parkes in the Royal Chef" which APP
pears at the Auditorium on Tuesday
night has made a distinct hit in the
role, is a magnificent specimen of
manhood and wears a uniform like a
veritable West Pointer Mr.. Carter
is conceded to possess one of the best
| tenor voices in opera, is magnetic and
an actor of marked ability. The
visit of this gay glittering melange of
mirth and melody to Norfolk has
awakened unusual interest and will
doubtless score heavily with our play
goers.
Herbert Carter, who plays the part
of Lieut. Parkes in THE Royal Chef"
which comes to the Norfolk Audi
forum on Tuesday night, September
! /, is a fair example of a hard working
young man on the stage who is ambi-
! tious to succeed. Only a few years
ago Mr.. Carter was a member of the
"Burgomaster.' His excellent voice
! anu HIS ldIu WOIhllS IleInOuS SOoh
won him recognition from the man.
agcment, and he was given a small
/ part Later he became a member of
Miss Anna Held's company, and sang
| the now famous "Violets." Last sea
son he was engaged for the tenor part
in "The Royal Chef" and he has been
identified with that role the past two
seasons. Mr.. Carter aspires to grand
opera and after few years more
work in this country he intends going
to Europe to study voice culture. The
entire company this season is con-
spicuous for merit, and is the only
Royal Chef" organization on the road.
There never has been any mo. 2"
company and the entertainment to be
seen here is in keeping with the New
York and Chicago productions.
Celebrated pictures are often used