The Norfolk weekly news. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1888-1900, 1899-03-09
MONDAY MENTION,

WONOhV MeNIiON.
Mira. Plageman was in from Stanton.
Burt Mapes left for Omaha this morn
ing.
Anna Zuelow spent Sunday at Madi-
son.
A. o. Hazen was at Madison. Satur-
day.
@. b. Durland went to Wayne this
morning
Fred Altman and wife Of Pierce are
in the city.
Geo. d. Latimer was at Battle Creek
this morning.
Judge Barnes goes to Lincoln tomor-
row morning.
Miss Pearl Reese of Battle Greek was
in the city Saturday.
Walter Mack OF Creighton was in
Norfolk this morning.
Mrs. w. M. Robertson came home
from Freeport Saturday.
Miss Mamie Kennedy of Madison is
visiting Miss Rose Flynn.
Mise Nora Hilton, left on the morn
ing train for Des Moines.
L. Button and G. Fisher were here
from Wakefield Saturday.
DR.. Hagey returned this morning
fiom visit to Garnet, Kansas.
Douglas Cones, the Pierce attorney
was in the city Saturday night.
William Sempkins and wife of Mead
ow Grove were in town Saturday.
Dave Owen went to Cheyenne anc
H. e. Owen left for Omaha today.
Il. G. Daggett came over from Siou,
City and spent Sunday with his family
| Miss Chinela Twiss returned hom'
+ yesterday morning from a visit will
Madison friends.
Rev. Wilson, the blind preacher, CAV
3 very interesting address at the Baptis
9 church yesterday afternoon.
Among Madison parties in town yes
J, terday were W. E. Reed NJ. B. Foster
NJ. j. Meyer and l.. c. Bley.
The next regular meeting of the Wed
nesday club will be held the 18th inst
o There will be none this week.
!. MIR. and Mrs. Chas. Stitt of Fremor
# visited over Sunday with James Slit
/. They returned home this noon.
Ferdinand Kolterman, ex. x.county con
n missioner and prominent farmer {
% Pierce county, is in town today
+, Mr. and Mrs. Van Slyke, parents {
a Mrs. w. l.. Eaton who have been visi
IL ing her for some time past, left for the
e home today.
N The household goods and horses {
le G. w. Div of Hawarden, Iowa, arrive
IS here Saturday. Mr.. Div and family wi
II locate in Norfolk.
Senator Hale, with his little daught'
= and Miss Helen Tanner, was in the cit
y Saturday on his way from Lincoln
Is. 20 his Battle Creek home.
Rev. E. A. Spear sang at the Bapti
,t church yesterday morning and col
IN Quoted children's meeting at the Met
40 odist church in the afternoon.
ell The local session Of the MadisC
at County Teachers association was he
III Saturday afternoon at the Norfolk Hie
I'd school. There was good program.
n. Rev. G.. H. Main returned home fro
lis Coleridge Saturday evening where
ne has been assisting in very successful +
1t vival meetings He occupied his pulp
be yesterday.
Dan Hines and wife left for H
Mt Springs, Ark, Saturday. Dan is Il
IN genial conductor on the U. P. and go
OF to the springs seeking relief from
yh severe attack of rheumatism.
10 At the the meeting of the High Schc
'u Alumni association, held Saturday, Mi
a' Edith McClary invited the associate
10. to hold their annual banquet, in Jur
OF a. her home on Norfolk avenue.
"a. The contracts for building the need
IN bridges in Madison county this seas
II. will be let at Madison tomorrow. Sc
10 eral Norfolk contractors have gone
ic. the county seat today to place bids
"a. doing the work.
ry There is gong to be good deal of 9
es. tivity in railroad building and impro,
to ment this year. Work already contra
,ut ed for calls for the throwingof 81 ,OOO,C
nj. yards Of dirt at an expenditure of $500
int 600 in the states Of Iowa and Nebras
an alone.
'p- Officer Kane gathered in pit
its DRINK last evening and gave him lo(