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

S. w. True went to Omaha today on
a business trip.
w. Il, Benedict of Custer City was in
the city yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Bell left on the
noon train for Omaha.
Sol G. Mayer went to Lincoln today
on business and to visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. A. Bullock will leave
in the morning for a visit to Omaha.
Yankton has organized a golf club.
What is the matter with Norfolk sports?
Mr.. and Mrs. Bone and son of Omaha
are visiting at the home of Mrs McKim.
Mrs. j. Radcliff Of Sioux City is visit
ing at the home of her brother, Geo. w.
Box.
Will johnson is in Chicago Oh bust
ness for the johnson Dry Goods COM.
pany.
Father Walsh has purchased an organ
for use in the the Catholic church at
Battle Creek.
Mrs. II. E. Hewins started this morn.
ing for Wells, Mimi, where she goes
to join her husband.
Miss Bachelor of the city schools is Oh
the sick list and Miss Edith McClary is
teaching in her room today.
Mrs. Thos. Kingston and daughters
and j. E. Brown were Stanton visitors
to this metropolis yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Julius Degner, ST., have
returned from Wisner, where they
have been visiting with their son julius.
Captain Ada Smith and Matte Peters
of the Salvation Army left this morning
for North Platte, where they take ny
the work.
Mrs. M. D. Tyler left today for Mt.
Carmel, Ill.,, where she will visit about
six weeks. MIR. Tyler accompanied her
as far as Omaha.
Rev. S. f. Sharpless has gone to
way ho w uluciu oHo Stdte IleeblDB VI
the Presby serian church which meets in
that city this week.
Mrs. A. B. Lane aud son Asa X, left
this morning for Huron, S d., where
they will visit about three weeks with
Mrs. Lanes parents.
Miss Lena Johnson and Mrs. j. j. Nc
Farland were in town yesterday from
Stanton. Miss Johnson was on her
way to Pocatella, Idaho.
H. A. Potter and several other gentle
men from Iowa are in the neighborhood
looking at some desirable farm proper
ties with a view to purchasing and locat.
ing here.
w. H. Bridge is expected home this
evening from Lincoln, Hastings and
other cites where he has been adyertis-
ing the products of the Sugar City Cereal
miles at the street fairs.
Invitations are out announcing the
marriage of Miss Mary Newman to Mr..
Schenkel which will take place next
Sunday at II 30 at Christ's Lutheran
church, Rev. j. p. Mueller officiating.
Lieut.. McElhoes, candidate for clerk
of the district court on the fusion ticket,
is in the city getting acquainted with
leading politicians. Mr.. McElhoss
served in company f with the First Ne
braska i'll the Philippines.
Another installment of Rev. Sheldon's
book, I'm His Steps, will be read at the
Baptist prayer meeting tonight. The
diversion is proving of considerable in
terest and attendance at the meetings
has increased materially.
A convention of Episcopal clergymen
of the diocese Of Nebraska will be held
in Columbus next week. Rev. w. r. Nc
Kim of Harrington is down for a paper,
the subject of which will be 1.-The Diff
ference Between Rome and Ourselves"
The West Side Whist club held it's
first meeting of the season last evening
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Baum
and the members enjoyed a very pleas
ant time. The club will continue to
meet every two weeks during the fall
and winter at the homes of the members.
A lively lodge of Odd Fellows was
instituted at Wakefield on September 20,
with a number of the grand officers and
about 200 visitors from other lodges to
assist. G. E. Doughty of this city took
active part in the ceremonies. Twenty
two candidates were initiated and the
lodge starts out with a membership of
about 33.
Rome Miller, manager of the Her
Grand hotel in Omaha and also of the
f. E. & NJ. V. railroad eating houses, has
moved his entire Office force from Mis-.
souri, Valley to Omaha, where his head
quarters will hereafter be located, and
from which his entire system will be
directed. He has eight bookkeepers and
other employees in his force of helpers.
Mrs. A. Hodgetts and daughters,