The Norfolk weekly news. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1888-1900, 1899-07-06
asst night to visit friends until after the

last night to visit friends until after the
Fourth
Deputy Sheriff w. A. Ebersole was in
the city yesterday on business from
Wakefield.
S. o. Campbell M. j. Meyer and P.
Rubendahl were over from the county
capital yesterday.
Miss Idella Taylor, one of Battle
Creeks popular school ma ans, was III
the city yesterday.
Supt. KEEPER of the hospital for insane
is in Lincoln attending to business con-
nected with his Office.
Sig Schavland of the Schavland- John
son company of Madison is in the city
today visiting friends.
Tib Best, landlord, and G. J. Hich-
burn, jeweler, were visitors in Norfolk
yesterday from Battle Creek.
Miss Cora Kieffer, clerk in the John
son dry goods store, leaves tomorrow for
Lake Crystal, Iowa, on visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ike Dougherty, living
on Third street, welcomed new daugh-
ter ut their home yesterday afternoon
d. Barnett of Hamburg, Iowa, has ac-
cepted position with the Star clothing
store and has entered upon his duties.
Mrs. E. S. Bell of Richland, mother of
p. +. Bell and Mrs p. F. Sprecher, is in
the city and will make an extended visit
Mr.. and Mrs. Cochran, representing
Conway of Sioux City, are in town.
This is Mrs. Cockran's first trip into
Nebraska.
Eugene Best returned last night from
the west where he has been working for
Owen Bros, on their railroad contract
near Gothenburg.
Hugo Asmus went to Omaha yester.
day to take part in the opening of the
exposition as an ex.soldier of the Span.
ish-American war.
w. H. Brakeman and number of his
assistants have gone to Stanton to at.
tend the public delivery Of Plano goods
at that point today.
Miss Emily Holt arrived in the city
yesterday from Hampton Conn.,, to Wis.
it for some time with her father, sisters
and numerous friends.
Chas. ZACH, stockman of Bazile
Mills was in town yesterday, having
just returned from st. Paul with three
car loads of fine cattle.
May B. Drake, evangelist and general
solicitor of the Rescue Home for women
of OMAHA, is in the city soliciting funds
in aid of that institution.
Mrs. Mortimer Beemer arrived in
Norfolk yesterday from Kansas City to
make this her home. Her husband has
been here for some time.
Lieutenant A. j. Koenigstein went to
Wakefield yesterday to join his old CON-
pany G and go with it to Omaha, where
they will participate in the parade on the
opening of the exposition today.
The leading merchants of Omaha have
decided to close their stores at o'clock
each evening in order to comply with
the requirements of the new state law.
They believe that the new order will
give the employers, as well as employees,
needed rest.
Mrs. Rose Hewins will close her
boarding house at the corner of Third
street and Madison avenue for 80 days
and leave tomorrow to visit relatives
and friends in the country. She will
visit her aged father in Iowa before she
reopens her house.
DIR. and Mrs. f. w. Kiesau arrived
last evening from their wedding trip to
Shreveport, Illinois, and Decorah, Iowa.
A number of the friends of the doctor
greeted him and his bride about IL
o'clock with fire cracker serenade,
which though it may not have been an
impressive welcome, succeeded in ar
rousing the neighborhood.
Sherif:Losey is over from Madison