The Norfolk weekly news. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1888-1900, 1899-08-03
WEDNESDAY, WRINKLES

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the sick list.
Mrs. James Davey went to Omaha
this morning.
G. @. McNish of Fremont was in the
city owe night.
Fred Alderman of Stanton was a city
visitor yesterday.
w. l.. Seaman Of Columbus was a
city visitor yesterday.
w. II johnson went to Madison this
morning on business.
Miss Eva Hustled was a city visitor
yesterday from Pierce.
Mrs. Seidell was in this metropolis
yesterday from Stanton.
Miss Mary Hofius of Pierce is visiting
with Miss Lizzie Mueller.
Mrs. p. A. Shurtz and children were
passengers to Omaha today.
Mics Harriet Knox of Pittsburg, Pa,
is visiting with Mrs. DR.. Holden.
Superintendent d. G. O'Connor made
a business visit to Humphrey today.
Mrs. j. b. Leedom and daughter of
Meadow Grove are visiting friends in
the city.
John Barnes returned this morning
from q visit to relatives and friends at
Ponca.
Chas. Flores has recently acquired a
fine horse ard buggy and is anticipating
sOme pleasant drives.
Mrs. Mont Wheeler went to Columbus
Junction, Iowa, this morning to visit at
the home of her brother.
Mrs. Belle Pheasant and daughter,
LYDIA, returned this morning from a Wis
it to friends at Sheldon, Iowa.
Grand Island is to have a new soap
factory. Mcdaniel & Co. are the owners
and expect to do O lucrative business.
Miss Emma Haseman, who has been
visiting her uncle, Mr.. Cruss, returned
yesterday to her home in Carroll, Iowa.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. G Hazen have gone
to Lincoln to attend the Epworth assem-
bly, which has convened at Lincoln
park.
There is a rumor to the effect that the
Pacific hotel will 0 o change hands,
but the deal has not yet been consum.
mated.
The recent rains have helped the pas.
turage ont considerably and grazing for
cattle is now about as good as in early
spring.
The vicinity of Pierce was visited by a
hail storm early this morning. The
amount of damage done has not been
learned.
The condition of Mrs. Parker is re.
ported to be continually improving and
the chances for ultimate recovery are
much brighter.
Clarence Salter departed today for Fort
Steele and Saratoga Springs, Wyoming,
where he will spend two weeks in hunt
ing and fishing.
Mrs. John Langtree and daughter,
Matte, arrived from Omaha last night
to be the guests of John H. Huff and
family for u few days.
Some complaint is heard, from people
who find it a convenience, because the
Third street drinking fountain refuses to
discharge its function.
X. @. Morehouse, general freigh,
agent of the F. E & M. V. road, was in
the city today looking after the interests
of that line of railway.
Myron Lambert has accepted the posi-,
ton Of bell boy at the Pacific hotel and
John Bland will take his place as clerk
in Lewis cash market.
Mrs. Geo. Cox Of Shelby, Iowa, and
Mrs. Bruce Dentler of Council Bluffs
Iowa, mother and sister of Mrs. d. f
Slider, arrived in the city this noon tt
visit.
The advance agent for Lemon Bros.
circus is in the city trying to make ar
rangements for the appearance of tina
show here about the middle of tn
month.
f. X. Fulton is taking a vacation from
his duties as assistant postmaster ant
departed this morning on a visit t.
friends at Columbus, North Bend ant
Campbell.
The threatening aspect of the cloud
at an early hour this morning was mos
disturbing to some people. Nothing re
suited, however, but a little wind and
sprinkle of rain.
1t is said to be quite the proper thin
now, in society, to use no envelope wheI
sending a short note or letter. The end
of the letter are brought together an
sealed and the address is written on tn
back.
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