The Norfolk weekly news., 1899-07-20
MONDAY MENTION,

Atty Fred Free was passenger to
Madison today.
Harry Torpin of Oakdale was a city
visitor yesterday.
Louis Fischer attended the picnic at
Stanton yesterday.
A. II. Carter of Winside was Sun.
day visitor in Norfolk.
Hon. John II. Hays went to Madison
this morning to attend court.
Miss Lena Siegler is spending this
week with Stanton friends.
+. II. Arts and wife of Petersburg
were city visitors Saturday.
DR.. Frank Salter made a professional
visit to Winside this morning.
Attorney M. G. Hazen had business be.
fore the court at Madison today.
H. j. Backus and wife of Lindsay were
Sunday visitors in the Sugar City.
Howard Little and Arnold Heilman
drove over from Madison yesterday.
Mr. G. w. Jones is at Hot Springs,
S. D., and is registered at the Evans.
Miss Gertrude Austin came up from
Omaha last evening for a few days visit,
County Attorney NJ. ID. Tyler had
business in Madison today.
Tom Morris, Meadow Groves leading
druggist, was visitor in Norfolk over
Sunday.
County Commissioner Maskentein Of
Stanton passed through the city this
Miss Esther Nichols is in the city
from Neigh visiting her numerous
friends.
A. l. Saunderson and children, Lynn
and Nellie, were passengers to Madison
today.
Miss Pearl Kethledge has gone to
Tilden to visit her friend, Miss Jessie
Westervelt.
on his way home to Tilden from
the reunion.
Mrs w. j. Cow and children are Wis
iting Mrs. Cows sister, Mrs. S. B. Reed
of Monroe, Nebr.
Watts @. Valentine of West Point will
sail for Manila on the 22nd to take a
first lieutenancy in the army.
Miss Kneabel returned to her home in
Winside today after visit of few days
at the home of Geo. B. Christoph.
Miss Anna Lobnow departed yester-
day noon for Fremont to accept a posi-
tion in the telephone central station.
The Missionfest of the Battle Creek
Lutheran church will be held at Tomha-
gems grove near that city next Sunday.
Miss Maggie Morrow returned Satur-
day from Plainview where she was pick
nicking and visiting friends several
lays.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nj. Roots returned Sat
1rday from their summer vacation trip.
They will board with Miss Valley Gar
inger.
Rev. S. f. Sharpless has announced
his intention of occupying the Presby-
5erian pulpit at this place once month
hereafter.
Mrs. Carl Wilde returned this morn.
ng to her home in Madison after visit
ot several days with Norfolk relatives
and friends.
Judge r. f. Evans of Dakota City
passed through the city this morning on
mis- way to Madison, where he will pre-
,ide at term of court.
J. M. Bates Of Long Pine, who is well
Known to many Norfolk people, is expect
ID to arrive tomorrow noon and spend a
few days with Rev. j. B. Van Fleet.
Rev. and Mrs. j. P. Mueller and
youngest son left this noon for Fisher.
vile, Ontario, whore they will visit for
about month with Mrs. Mueller's
family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Myron Collamer are the
proud parents of handsome baby girl
who arrived at their home on South
Sixth street Saturday morning at 10
o'clock.
G.. f. Nc Cormick received a telegram
evening announcing the death
If his sister, Mrs. PHI. Fisher, who died
1t 2 o'clock at her home in Lynnsburg,
Kansas.
A party of young folks picnicked at
the Yellow Banks yesterday and had a
most happy time. The weather was all
that could have been desired for such an
excursion.
Geo. B. Christoph received large in
voice Of drugs for the hospital for insane
this morning and the same are being
properly placed in that institutions s
laboratory.
H. @. Matrau is enjoying a visit from