The Norfolk weekly news. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1888-1900, 1899-10-12

in his mCtrOpliS saturday
superintendent C.. w. Crum was III
the city today from Madison.
Arthur Brubakor spent Saturday
with friends in Meadow Grove.
Mir. and Mrs. Frank Schultz of Pierce
were Sunday visitors in Norfolk.
n y. owen left this morning over
the Union Pacific for n two weeks trip
Judge II u. Kelly left this morning
Tor Columbus to attend to legal business.
Mrs. l.. G Hutton and Mrs. NJ, Miller
of Pierce were shopping IN Norfolk
Saturday.
James Henderson, a Clearwater mer'
chant, had business III the Sugar CITY
Saturday,
Editor j. Il. Donovan of the Madison
star wa attending to business in Nor.
folk today. .
Miss Agnes Thompson returned on
the noon train from n visit to Omaha
and Fremont.
Editor w. II. Powers of the Pierce
Leader, is looking after Sugar City
business today.
Mrs. s. Thornton and Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Johnson of Tilden were city
visitors Saturday.
Mrs. Judge Mackay and Mrs. A.
Nollbrecht of Stanton were visitors in
this metropolis Saturday.
Miss Viola Lewis and sister and Misses
Jessie and Cora Duel of Meadow Grove
were city visitors Saturday.
Mort Stewart of Lincoln was visiting
in the city yesterday. He went to
Wakefield this morning and will return
tonight.
Geo. II. Spear, ID. Rees and G. f.
Hartford left today for Grand Island to
attend the grand lodge of the knights
of Pythias,
George Davenport, jr, came over
from Randolph Saturday night and
spent Sunday with Norfolk relatives
and friends.
Mrs. G. II. Conner and son and Mrs.
Allen returned to Superior today after
II ten-days' visit ut the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Il G. Conner.
August Abts of Randolph, fusion can
didate for county clerk, formerly II mem
Der of company f, First Nebraska,
was i'll the city today.
The advance agent of the Haywood
Celebrities is in the city making arrange
ments for the appearance of that com
pany in the city in the near future.
Stock shipments to Sioux City seem
better this season than for many years,
rs nightly s~tock:specials go::through the
city via the G. st. p. Nj. " O. road.
Mrs. T.. S. Blair and Mrs. L. NJ. Smith
of Wayne We're i'll the city yesterday on
their way to York to attend the state
meeting of the federation of woman's
clubs.
Eugene Austin of this office is not
slow ut raising potatoes. He had a
patch in near the Creighton depot this
season which yielded about 600 bushels
to the acre.
The Omaha Illustrated Bee of yester,
day prints an excellent likeness of Rev,
Il, Nj. Sisson, the newly appointed pre-
siding elder of the Norfolk district for
the NJ. l.. church.
Mrs. Carl Zuelow and little daughter
returned from Omaha Saturday even,
ing. The little girl is much improved
since undergoing al operation at III OF
the hospitals of that city.
The captain of the Salvation Army
who has had charge here for some tim,
has been removed to North Platte ant
the new captain is expected to arrive
here tomorrow and take up the work.
L. G Howe, general manager of tn,
American Beet Sugar company's plants
left yesterday for Grand Island, wher,
ne will remain a few days and then re
turn to his home i'll Los Angeles, Cal.
a strange disease is carrying off the
horses i'll Platte and Boone counties n
an alarming rate. 4 veterinary surgeon
says the disease is one that is rarel,
met with and is caused by feeding oat
that have been damaged by rust.
Mrs, f, +, Miller and children 60 t
Omaha tomorrow, where they vii
make an extended visit, while Mr.. Nil
Ter, who is a deputy grand master work
man of the \. o. U. w, goes on IA Ion
trip to the western part of the state.
A large amount of stock from IT,
Wyoming ranges is being shippe,
through Norfolk over the Elkhorn line
The rails Were kept hot yesterday b
h passing trains, and the crews hav
all the work they can attend to.
Miss Maggie Hansen, who recentl
arrived in this country from Schleswig
Holstein, Germany, and has beer EN-