The Norfolk weekly news., 1899-12-07
PERSONAL,

at noon today.
Fred Cole Of Wayne was city Wis.
itor yesterday.
Fred Richardson of Battle Creek was
in town yesterday.
Judge Barnes came home from West
Point last evening
Mrs. Burt Mapes went to Omaha yes.
terday to visit friends.
A. II. Reupke, miller at Pierce, was a
Norfolk visitor yesterday
Miss Edith McClary is teaching in
Miss Hammond's room today.
Sheriff Crockett Of Knox county
paid Norfolk visit yesterday.
Miss Eta Braasch returned yesterday
from visit to friends at Wisner.
DR.. A. Il. Conery and daughter of
Neigh were city visitors yesterday.
Miss Lille Burchmore has gone to
Peru to enter the state normal school.
Mrs. M. T.. Pender was in the city
yesterday from Oakdale visiting friends
Judge Powers went to Neigh last
night to attend the term of district
court.
J. II. Kingman left for Chicago this
morning to be absent few days on
business.
II. G. Carr, an attendant at the hos.
pital for insane, has gone to Hastings to
visit friends.
Ed Braasch, cashier Of the Tilden
State bank, interviewed Norfolk
friends yesterday.
o. A. Williams, court reporter, was
in the city yesterday on his way from
Pierce to Neigh.
Mrs. H. T. Holden went to Omaha
yesterday to visit relatives and friends
until after the holidays.
Alf Gerecke is again attending to his
duties in Leonards drug store after u
sickness Of several days.
Miss Josie Sheen, one of the attend
ants Mt the hospital for the insane, is
visiting friends in Stanton for few
days.
w. H. Dexter made a round trip to
Wayne yesterday, to inspect a steam
landry purchased by the SON nlaw Of
Engineer Dan Murphy.
Father Barrett of Emerson. and Father
Czeh. of Humphrey visited. Father
Walsh yesterday. The latter was en-.
route to Stuart, this state. .aa -
Mr.. and Mrs. M. A. Rutenber departed
on the morning train for Omaha. They
were accompanied by Mrs. Rutenber's
mother, Mrs. Ezra Durland.
r. G. Miles, the newly elected county
treasurer, who will take the Office the
first of January. was calling upon Nor
folk friends yesterday afternoon.
Rev. F. M. Sisson, presiding elder of
the Norfolk district, has returned from
Ionia, Dixon county, where on Sunday
he dedicated new M. E. church.
Mr.. Ed Karrer, of the Norfolk hos
pital for the insane, left today noon for
Hastings where he will visit friends
employed in the asylum at that place.
E. B. Ovelman returned yesterday
from Wood Lake, where he had been
hunting. He brought home several
ducks to show that he had been. where
they were.
j. B. Donovon and wife of Madison,
accompanied by Mr.. Donovon's cousin,
Mrs. Dallas Quick of Schuyler, and
Frank Horst and wife of Madison,
formed party in the city yesterday
who inspected the sugar:::factory, hos
pital fer insane and other points of
interest.
r. d. Scott, editor of.the Battle Creek
Enterprise, was city visitor yesterday.
Mr.. Scott is in much better health than
he was short time ago and he has
hopes that he will shortly be as good a
man as he ever was, in whichchope he
10 joined by his many friends through.
out the county.
Henry Owens arrived home last even
ing from Wyoming. He was in the
rear !, end collision on the Union Pacific
at Bushnell, Neb., few nights ago, in
which IA persons were more or less in
jured, and he received severe shaking
up besides very close call for his life.
He has no desire to go through such an
experience again.
Manager +. Wietzer of the sugar fac
tory returned yesterday from Colorado,
where he had been for about two weeks
inspecting conditions for the putting
in of Few sugar factory by the
American Beet Sugar company. He
will return to Colorado tomorrow, where
he has work that will require his atten-
ton for several weeks vet. Mrs.