The Norfolk weekly news. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1888-1900, 1899-11-23
TUESDAY TOPICS.

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Scribner today.
VIM. Tracy Of Harvard was n city
visitor yesterday.
G.. b. Gatlin was in the city yester.
day from Scribner.
A. G. Wilmer left this morning for
his regular trip east.
DIR. Hamilton of Coleridge was in this
metropolis yesterday.
Miss Fairbanks of Neigh is visiting
with Mrs. M. w. Case.
Nj. Cohen of Fremont had business in
the Sugar City yesterday.
Attorney Guy r.. Wilbur Of Wayne
was in the city owe night.
Ned Edwards departed last evening
for his home in Ainsworth.
Miss Mabel Stevens has gone to Mis-
souri, Valley for a few days.
@. II. Way of Coleridge transacted
business in Norfolk yesterday.
II. Il. Sonnenschein of West Point
had business in this city today.
DIR. j. II. Mackay had professional
business north of Pierce yesterday.
Mrs. Geo l.. lies returned this morn.
ing from her trip to Sioux Falls, S. ID.
Mrs. +. Storey was in the city from
Pierce yesterday doing some shopping.
Editor and Mrs. w. e. Powers of
Pierce were Norfolk visitors yesterday.
J. Troutman came in on the morning
train from Il trip in the interests Of his
firm.
Mrs. o. }. johnson is enjoying a visit
from her father, Mr.. Leffert of West
Point.
Judge j. b. Barnes and Attorney ID.
j. K~oenigstein had professional business
in Wayne yesterday.
Mrs. w. H. Martin of Denver, Col, is a
guest at the home of her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. l. G.. Westervelt.
Henry Klinkerfuse of lie Mars, Iowa,
representing Gordon 81 Ferguson of st.
Paul, Mimi, is in the city today on
business.
Miss Howell of Neigh was in the city
yesterday visiting her brother, H. G.
Howell, Oh her way home from a visit to
friends in Plainview.
Mrs. Geo. ID. Butterfield of Creighton
and Miss Ada Butterfield of this city
went to Omaha yesterday and will
return this evening.
The asylum orchestra has been secured
to furnish the music for the dance to be
g ven by the Early Hour club in the
Mast hall Friday evening.
Harley Widaman was one of the
fortunate gunners who succeeded in
killing a brant last hght out of the
numerous tlocks circling over the city.
A number of young ladies, composing
the Monday club of Wayne, were in thu
city this morning on their way to Stan
ton to attend a reception to be given by
Miss Chase at her home in that city thu
evening.
j. b. Maynard has been elected secre
tary of the Durland Trust company
Hs has been doing the work OF Thu
office for I'M time and the granting tt
him of the honOrs is but a just recogni
ton of his efficient and valuable services
Pierce Leader Mrs. Ziesche ant
the children left yesterday morning TO
Hooper, Mr.. Ziesche moving his house
hold goods to Norfolk the same day
The cigar factory will be moved to tn
latter place the latter part of next week
The Ladies of the Maccabees will Civ,
I cir first annual ball at Marquardt'
hall tomorrow evening. They cordial,
invite everybody to participate in tn
amusement. Tickets are on sale a
, Hardy's coal office and at the drug stor
, of j. l.. Hershiser, South Norfolk.
Your Thanksgiving will not be com
plete unless you have an advertisement
in the edition of The News to be issue
ON that day and a copy to read. 1t wi
: be all the more enjoyable if you arrang
: to send a copy to a number of you
friends. Now is the time to make you
wants known.
, The rain promised by the weathe
bureau fell almost continuously las
night and has kept at it to a c~onsiderabl
, extent during the day, turning the dus
and dirt into mud of pronounced stick
, ing quality. The weather promised fo
tomorrow will probably be an improve
ment over that which prevailed today
: b, Meyers of Omaha has rented tn
+. vacant building east of Bryant's dru
: store and is putting in a new grocery
3 Although the grocery business is prett
) thoroughly represented in the city it