The Norfolk weekly news. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1888-1900, 1899-10-26

Ed. Seymour Mt their home in the
Heights Saturday.
Miss Eva Dolen, who has n position
with an Oakdale millincr, is visiting
her parents and friends.
RThe Times. Tribune is today moving
into its new quarters over Geo. Heller's
saloon in the Shelly block.
Geo Brechler of Madison, candidate
for county treasurer or the fusion ticket,
was n Norfolk visitor today.
Rev. A. Hofius of Pierce was in the
city today on his way to Wayne 10 at
tend the Luthern conference.
j. ID. Duff of Chicago, who hns extern.
sive property interests in Pierce and
Wayne counties, is n city visitor.
John Davenport of Sioux City and
Geo. Davenport, jr., of Randolph, were
Sunday visitors with their parents.
l.. p. Hale, the newly appointed oper-
ator mt the union depot, is moving his
lhIuliJ III ANO. DoA, 'Douth hlIt Sbt'ct.
Superintendent G. II. Reynolds of the
Elkhorn went to the end of his division
at Long Pine today on railroad business.
Mrs. Elizabeth Fletcher of Aberdeen,
S. d., is expected OH the evening train
for a visit at the home of Geo. l.. Hes.
Joe Shoemaker, formerly ia the Office
Of Supt. Reynolds, but nov holding II
position in Colorado, is in the city visit
ing friends.
Supt. N. w. Chapman and wife ar
rived last evening in his private car over
the Union Pacific, and left this morn
ing at 10 80 for Omaha.
Rev. j. p. Mueller went to Wayne
today to attend the annual conference
of the synod of the German Lutheran
church, which is in session there this
week.
+. f. Schlecht, representing the Nor
folk Foundry and Machine company,
left today OF a trip to Genoa and Hum
phrey in the interests Of that institu-
ton.
There was a dance at Hadar last night
and a large crowd was in attendance
from this city. Gus Marquardt and
Emil Pribernow furnished the music
for the occasion.
Mr.. King, a travelling man, has moved
his family into the portion of the Powers
house recently vacated by MT. Utter.
The KING family have been rooming at
the house of Mrs, A. ID. Cole.
Mrs. j.. II. Cauifield and daughter
have taken their abode at the Pacific
hotel for the winter. Mr.. Garfield is a
knight of the grip and rel r scents an
Omaha wholesale establishment.
Spencer Butterfield was twelve years
old Saturday, which event was happily
celebrated by a number of his young
friends who enjoyed the hospitality of
the Buttertield home during the evening,
The funeral of Robert Bridge, jr.,
whose death was noted at the time, was
held at the family residence in Fremont
ON Thursday afternoon. The house
could not begin to accommodate the
large number of sympathizing friends
who gathered to pay their last respects
to abrave young man who had walked
difficult path through life.
John G. Tierney, president and Chas.
Krug, secretary, have issued a call for
the %semi-annual meeting of the Nebras-
ka Retail Liquor Dealers association
which will be held in Norfolk the 18th
of next month. The purpose of the
meeting is to discuss matters of inn
portance to the wet goods merchants,
and a large attendance is anticipated.
Edward Hahn has accepted the posi-
ton of b~ookkeeper in the Citizens
National bank for a short time for the
purpose of acquiring al insight into
American business methods as employed
in the banks. He is the son of a banker
in Southern Germany and his home is in
Schorendorf that country. 1t is thought