The Norfolk weekly news. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1888-1900, 1899-07-12
FRIDAY FACTS.

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today.
Ira l.. Hungerford is visiting friends
in Stanton
John Meyer was in town yesterday
from Stanton.
John Mcintyre is visitor in the city
from Stanton.
q. O. Lambert went to Tilden yester.
day on business,
j. j. Burleson of Atkinson was a city
visitor yesterday.
j. Il. Runyon was in the city yes,er-
day from Randolph.
Prof. w. G.. Hirons of Pierce is n
Norfolk visitor today.
w. A. Moldenhauer made business
trip to Hoskns today.
Supt. u. @. O'Connor drove to Battle
Greek tins afternoon.
Mrs. Will Elmorc and Mrs. Law were
up from Stanton yesterday.
Mrs. ]. b. Long and Mrs Meade of
Madison were Norfolk visitors yester-
day,
MIR. and Mrs. w. b. Fuerst of Battle
Creek were visitors yesterday in the
Sugar City.
@. b. Durland and son, Chas. jr.,
were passengers for Wayne on this
mornings train.
Miss Flora Cheney was in the city
from Creighton yesterday, returning
home this morning.
Uriah Tatman is on the sick list and
John B. Barnes, jr., is looking after his
duties at the postoffice
Mrs. 7. Il. Odiorne and daughter
Marie, returned home from their visit to
Sioux City last evening.
Il. b. Ovelman has returned home
from Milwaukee,, Wis, where he has
been attending the carnival.
John Morse left this morning for Os-
ceola, Iowa, to accept position with
the Omaha Elevator company.
Prof. M. Dosring of Battle Greek is
visiting with Prof. M. B. Singer, teach.
er of Christ's church parochial school.
The members of the choir of Christi
Lutheran church will enjoy picnic in
Bly, grove, south of town, next Sunday.
A pleasant time is being planned
George Harrigfeld, Andrew Gould,
Andrew Leaf and c.. Johnson of Hos
lIins were in the city last evening, Mr..
Harrigfeld contemplates starting on his
western trip next week
j. j. Johnson, a travelling man from
Springfield, ILL.,. arrived in the city last
evening and has rented theD ID. Rees resi-
dence, expecting to make Norfolk his
home in the near future.
w. p. Evans and family returned
from lnman, where they visited over
the Fourth, last evening. They We're
by Mrs. Evans sister, Mrs.
l., Downey, who will visit here short
time.
The lighting of Marquardt opera
house was materially improved last
night with the aid of +. M. Nortons |
acetylene gas machine which he kindly |
loaned to the entertainment.
The trial Of Charles Curtis, colored,
Oh the charge of petty larceny was held
before jury in Judge Hayes court yes
terday afternoon. After hearing the |
evidence the jury could not reach an
agreement and the case was dismissed by
the court.
j. Walter Rose writes from Chino, |
to Norfolk friend that it is
,ppressively hot there, the thermometer
registering SO and 100 degrees in the
shade commonly. Compared with that
kind of weather Norfolk people have no
cause for complaint on the matter of
nigh temperature.
Madison Chronicle The city of Nor.
folk done itself proud this year There
we're about 200 people came down Tues
lay to give they IGreat American Eagle
bird send OIL and this city will always
bear the fact in mind, and whenever the
offers we will return the
with interest.
Arthur Altman is endeavoring to see
what can be done toward securing BIZ
,ycle meet to last a couple of days during
'he first of August. If enough interest
S shown, the track at the fair grounds
will be placed in first class condition
md he hopes to secure the attendance
If leading professional and amateur
'iders of the state.
The Davenport, la Democrat finds that
he newspapers of the state have been
pelling the name of the new president
If the state university in different