The Norfolk weekly news. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1888-1900, 1899-11-23
SATURDAY SETTINGS.

Mrs. Highly went to Creighton ; ID
noon.
f. A. Badinson of Beatrice is a visitor
in Norfolk.
Miss Edith McClary was reported sick
this morning.
Judge VIM. V. Allen was in the city
this morning.
o. A. Williams of Neigh was in Nor
folk this morning.
A. j. Durland has gone to Philipsbury,
Kansas, Oh business.
G. McBeth of Valentine was a Nor
folk visitor yesterday.
Miss Ethel Fink of Madison is visit
ing Miss Irene Juneman.
L. CT. Weber of Battle Creek was a
Sugar City visitor last evening.
Mrs. Lee has accepted n position as
clerk i'll the store of Baum Bros.
A. w. Hallam of Omaha is in the
city to visit friends over Sunday.
Miss Nina Walker has returned from
a visit with friends in Plaiuview.
Mrs. Barshinger and children went to
Emerson this morning to visit friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. Metschke of Pierce
are visiting at the home of NJ. b Singer,
Miss Edith Bachelor went to Wayne
this morning to visit friends over Sun
day.
Miss Grace Dunn and sister of Pierce
are in the city today doing some shop
ping.
Jesse II. Neal of Omaha, freight solici-
tor of the NJ. & O., was i'll the city yes
terday.
Architect J.. G. Stitt returned this
morning from a business trip up the
NJ. u O.
The j. j. f. club met last night with
Miss Mae Durland at her home in the
Heights.
H. G. Quick has returned from Omaha
where he has been employed for some
time past.
Henry Huebner, the Hadar merchant,
was attending to business in Norfolk
yesterday.
Geo. Zeigler and wife, II. G. Platt
and o. b. Clements of Fairfield, Iowa,
are i'll the city.
1t is reported that the Baker livery
barn at Battle Greek was destroyed by
fire yesterday.
Mrs. Geo. l.. lies left for Sioux Falls,
S. d., this morning to spend Sunday
with her husband.
Mrs. T. j. Morrow is entertaining a
party Of ladies at an afternoon today, at
her home on the Heights.
The post Office at Newman Grove has
been raised to the presidential class and
the salary of the postmaster increased
to 81, 100.
Mrs, Geo. D. Butterfield came down
from Creighton today and Mr.. Butterfield
will also come in to spend Sunday with
relatives.
The residences of Rev. j. j. Parker
and l.. G. Middelstadt are being
improved in appearance by the applica-
ton of paint.
Miss Ada Buttertield gave a / o'clock
luncheon today to a number of her lady
friends, the guest of honor. being Mrs.
w. S. Pardonner.
Mrs. A. X. Shurtleff and sister, Miss
Lake, have departed for their home in
Kansas City, Mo-, after a pleasant visit
with Norfolk friends.
A number of young people of the city
have organized a whist club and held
their first meeting last night at the
home of Miss Garlirger.
j. H. House has completed his dwell.
ling at the r of Eleventh street and
Nebraska avenue and expects to move
into it the first of next week.
A club of ten young ladies, styling
their organization the M. q. Nj visited
the sugar factory last evening and
viewed its workings by electric light.
Miss Laura A. Gregg, one of the or,
ganizers of the National American Wo,
mans Suffrage association, will speak
at the Baptist church Sunday morning
and evening.
ID. ID. Hall, representing the Omaha
World. Herald, has moved here from
Council Bluffs, and Will occupy the
house owned by a. j Darland, north OF
q, :. Hayes
+. Horschaw, who is employed in the
Davenport livery harm, held ticket As
the lucky number that drew W. o,
Hollis driving horse, which was rallied
oil last evening.
j. b. Barnes, jr., and Guy Alexander
departed for Lincoln this morning tC
witness the football game which take'
place today between the teams of the
Nebraska and Kansas universities.