The Norfolk weekly news. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1888-1900, 1899-08-10
SATURDAY. SETTINGS.

last evening.
Chester A. Fuller went to Madison
this morning.
G.. A. Eberly was in the city yesterday
from Stanton.
William Buckendahl of Pierce is a
city visitor today.
II. Il. Austin made business visit to
Meadow Grove today.
j. @. Stitt went to Sioux City this
morning on business.
Logan Mcbride returned to his home
in Madison this morning.
Attorney James Nichols was over
from Madison last evening.
Mrs. j. +. jenkins was in the Sugar
City yesterday from Schuyler.
Rev. w. G. Beels has returned from
an extended visit to his old home in
Ohio.
Chas. Martin was in town yesterday
on his way home to Battle Creek from
Madison.
Miss Josephine Martin from Omaha
will spend Sunday with Miss Emma
Nordwig.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Thauer returned
to their home in Juneau, Wis, this
morning.
Thos. Wade, Otto H. Mas and j. G.
Osborn were down from Battle Creek
yesterday.
Mrs. Warrick and Mrs. Weatherby
will go to Carrolton, Iowa, for a two.
weeks visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. g. Connor will leave
tomorrow for st. Joseph, Mo-, where
they will visit friends.
The infant child of MIR. and Mrs.
Andrews, living in Edgewater Park ad.
dition has been very sick.
Miss Ethel Dane, who has been visit
ing friends in the city, returned to her
home in Schuyler this morning.
Rev. S. F. Slarpless went to Creigh-
ton this noon and will occupy the pull.
pit of the Presbyterian church tomorrow.
Dwight Pierce arrived in the city this
noon from Omaha to visit friends few
days. He will be the guest of Ray
Hayes.
Miss Lyle Wilkinson is expected here
tonight from Sioux City and will visit
friends before going to her home in
Lincoln.
Mrs. E. s. Bell, who has been visiting
her son, P. F. Bell, and daughter, Mrs.
p. f. Sprecher, went to Genoa this
morning.
Miss Lyndell's auction party which
was to have peen given this evening at
the Wallerstedt home has been again
postponed until Monday evening.
Miss Irene Juneman went to Madison
this morning to meet Miss Clara Rudat
and will return with Miss Ethel Fink,
who will visit at the home of Mrs.
Rudat
The creamery at limerick has been
converted into cheese factory and the
proprietors Messrs. Eaton and Bush,
promise fine grade of young American
cheese
Mrs. G.. r. Cox of Shelby, Iowa, and
Mrs. B. B. Dentler of Council Bluffs,
mother and sister of Mrs. D. F. Slider,
who have been visiting here, returned
to their homes today.
Fred Henkel, who lives two miles
southeast of town, has just returned
from trip in North Dakota, where he
bought some timber land, and will
move to that state shortly.
With "Coin" Harvey and a circus
here on the same day there is no appar.
ent reason why the 18th, shouldn't be
declared quasi holiday and everybody
20 in for a good time and take in one
show or the other.
One of the flues of the engine, hauling
the one o'clock train to Sioux City to.
day, burst when the train was few
miles out of town. No serious damages
resulted, but the engine was compelled
to return and undergo repairs.
Mrs. John Langtree and daughter,
Miss Matte, who have been visiting the
family of John H. Huff, returned to
their home in Omaha this morning.
Miss Gretchen Huff accompanied them
and will visit short time there.
The limerick correspondent of the
Newman Grove Herald thus entertain.
ingly describes result of the storm /:
"The heavy wind did some damage to
sheds and outbuildings Monday night
Mr.. Reeves had his imported bird dog tied
to shed. The shed jumped the fence
and the dog was found dead with an
aggravated case of rubber neck"
Sheriff Geo. w. Losey of Madison and