The Norfolk weekly news. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1888-1900, 1899-04-06
SATURDAY SlFTlNGS.
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SRIUHORV Sif IlNGS.
Did you fool anybody?
Easter bonnets bloom tomorrow.
Z. @. Daggett has removed to Sioux
City.
G. S. Hayes was at Meadow Grove
yesterday.
Prof. O'Connor is critically sick with
pneumonia.
Miss Anna Bitney of Neigh is visit
at Mrs. Kidder's.
W. a. Goble is exploring Boyd county
in quest of game.
Miss Hattie Allbery left on the early
train for Omaha.
T.. w. Melcher of West Point was in
town last evening.
The public schools closed yesterday for
a week vacation.
Rev. M. d. Chillson of Randolph spent
last night i'll the city.
Mrs A. Fishbeck of South Norfolk is
sick with pneumonia.
Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Frank Salter,
March 3lst, daughter.
Miss Joanna Hagey went to Lincoln
this morning to visit friends.
Easter services at the different
churches will be held tomorrow.
Mrs. M. @. Hazen entertained party
of ladies in the Heights yesterday after.
noon.
Will and Ralph Braasch and Will
Wittig will spend Sunday with Tilden
friends.
The April edition Of the Golden Rod
Workman is being issued at THE NEWS
office this week
d. r. Sidler has purchased the Peck
property on North Eighth street and
will occupy it as home.
Mrs. Jennie McKim, who has been
visiting friends in Brooklyn, N. Y, re-
turned home this morning.
Telephone No. 1919 has been placed in
S. X. Dexters cold storage office, and
No 1T in Degner's hardware.
Among Norfolk visitors today were
Geo. A. Brooks and wife of Bazile Mills
and d. A. Huffman of Wayne.
Tiny Lundquist returned home yester-
day to spend the Easter vacation. She
has been attending school at Wayne.
f. NJ Hoyer will move his family
into the house on South Tenth street
formerly occupied by T. G. Daggett.
Misses Martha Hanke and Maria
Holtz went to Ithaca this morning for a
few days visit with relatives and other
friends.
Mrs. w. H. johnson and children
went to Humphrey this morning to visit
friends. Will will join them tonight
and spend Sunday at H.
Miss Fannie Bronze returned to
Omaha this morning after a pleasant
visit with her parents. Her three little
ucpucWs uSCoiup pauleu utI.
r. B. Weller of the Chicago Lumber
company and H. H. Patterson have
bought the Egbert property, corner of
Eleventh street and Norfolk avenue,
and will erect two cottages this season.
The usual old chestnuts, with some
new ones, We're passed around today.
The small boys-and some of the large
ones-exercised the privileges which the
first day of April, by general consent,
accords to them.
The weather today has been a surprise.
The wire edge of the north wind which
has been blowing so steadily for so many
days has lost considerable of Its sharp
ness and this afternoon the outlook is
much more decidedly spring like.
pleasant surprise was made last
evening by party of her young friends
upon Miss Ada Ogden at her home Oh
South Fourth street. The evening was
spent very happily in games, music and
conversation. Substantial refreshments
were served.
l.. Council is moving into the ives,
half of the house ON Norfolk avenue
which has been occupied by the Norfolh
sanitarium. The east half will continue
to be occupied by the sanitarium, unit
the building now being erected by DR.
Salter on Koenigstein avenue is com
pleted.
The Second Congregational church il
rejoicing over the receipt Of 81 900 from