The Norfolk weekly news. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1888-1900, 1899-12-28
WEDNESDAY
Florence Bundick Is on the sick list

City this morning.
r.. ca Mills is sick ut his home On
South Third street.
A new telephone, No. l4b, has been
placed in the opera house.
Miss Pearl Maokay of Stanton is visit
ing Miss frankie Warrick.
Carol Powers came up from Omaha
last night to spend his holiday vacation.
Harry Rembe, who has been seriously
i'll with appendicitis, is now much better.
Harry Miller of Stanton was here yes
terday and drove to Madison last night.
Miss Hattie Semmler has resigned her
position in the store of Baum brothers.
Mrs. ID. j. Koenigstein and Mrs. Geo.
Christoph are the latest victims of the
grip.
DIR. and Mrs. II. II. Holden have re.
turned from their Christmas visit to
Omaha.
Mrs. Il. p. Wigton and daughter,
Cora, are in tho city from Osmond visit
ing friends.
Prof. O'Connor has gone to Lincoln
to attend the Nebraska State Teachers
association.
Miss Fannie Bronze is home from
Omaha for II few days during her holi-
day vacation.
Clarence Salter is laid up with a
sprained ankle, which he sustained
while skating.
Eugene Austin, of TIE NEWS force,
has gone to Ainsworth to spend n few
days with relatives and friends.
Miss Lottie Slider is taking II months
vacation from her duties as clerk in the
store of the johnson Dry Goods com.
pany.
Miss G ,rlinger went to Lincoln this
morning to attend the State Teachers
association, before which she reads a
paper.
Fred Hamilton drew the $15 amber
pipe given away ut the Daniel cigar
store and his friends were favored with
cigars galore.
Miss Gnyhart went to EOmaha this
morning and from there will go to
| Lincoln to attend the teachers associa.
ton meeting.
Miss Eva Dolen has returned from
Oakdale, where she has Deer engaged ut
trimming in n millinery store during
the past season.
John Hunt Of Tilden and his son,
Rev. e. f.. Hunt of Meadow Grove,
were in the city today and made this
office a pleasant call.
The factory did not finish up last night
as was expected, but the last beets were
cut today and sugar making will be fin
nished tomorrow morning.
Miss Nellie Bundick is entertaining 6
number of her little friends this after
noon, the time for the party being set al
the hours between , 80 and 3 80 o'clock
A! package addressed to DIR. o. l.
Stevenson of the hospital was lost yes
terday and the authorities of that insti
tuition in another column offer a reward
for its return.
The ball to be given by the fire depart
ment tomorrow evening promises a goot
time to all who attend, and as the pro
ceeds are to be used for a worthy cause
there should be a large number attend
The annual work of invoicing stock
Mt the various mercantile establishments
of the city has commenced and the pro
prietors hope to complete the work by
New Years. The Star force is busy a
this work.
The Laurel Advocate says that all thu
men in Cedar county would probably
have affixed their names to @. S. Harris
bond for $4,000 had the blank space
been large enough. Harris is the editor
who shot and killed n man named
Blenkiron. This indicates that an ed
itor occasionally has honor in his OWL
country when he is right"
w. Schroeder, teacher Of st. Paul''
parochial school, was the victim of
surprise party last evening, a large com
pany of young people participating il
the festivities. The occasion was hi
birthday and his guests left a fine pres
ent as a reminder of their visit. During
the evening choice refreshments wer,
served and everybody enjoyed a pleasan
time.
The dancing party of the Early Hou,
club at the Mast hall last evening wa
the holiday event of the season for
number of young people, The hall wa
prettily decorated, the ladies wore theii
best Christmas'gowns, and the music