The Norfolk weekly news. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1888-1900, 1899-09-07
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Miss Emma Schacfcr of Pierce wns II
city visitor yesterday.
Willard Green is home from II bust.
ness trip to Fremont.
George Davis has returned from II
visit to Omaha and Blair.
Miss Maggie O'Neill of Battle Creek
vas II city visitor yesterday.
Mrs. A. b. Lane went to Oakdale this
morning to spend the day.
John Quick is in Omaha today visit
ing friends and taking in the exposition.
Mrs. |. G. Westervelt went to Tilden
yesterday to spend several weeks on the
farm.
Mr.. Berger, the Madison cigar manu-
facturer, was in the city on business
| yesterday.
Mrs. l.. Council went to Omaha today
to visit her brother, Postmaster Grow,
and to spend n few days at the exposition.
Mrs. +. II. Teal is expected from
Omaha this evening, and will be the
guest of Mrs. j. b, Barnes for a few
days.
Jack Koenigstein, "A nephew Of John
Koenigstein, arrived last evening
from his home in Louisville, Ky, for a
short visit.
Mrs. Charles Bargelt Of Lead City is
I in tnu,n nprn,ta bD,,a frrn, Omaha
and will visit several days with the
family of G. S. Hayes.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. l.. Miller went to
Tilden this morning to attend the re-
ception which is being given there today
to the returned soldiers.
Miss Hulda Nenow has returned from
a visit at West Point, accompanied by
her friend, Miss Maggie Meyer, who
will spend a week or ten days here.
James, better known as "Grandpa"
Powell, of Warnerville, who has been
spending the summer in Chicago, will
arrive home on the evening train today.
w. H. M 'rris left yesterday for
Caldwell, Ohio, his old home, taking
with him his nephew, Verne Morris,
who has been making All extended visit
in this country.
Mrs. Fred Keller has resumed her old
position of bookkeeper at the sugar fac
tory. This is a place she has filled with
the greatest satisfaction during several
campaigns past.
II. G Chappell came in from a sue
cessful trip through the west in the
interest of the Sugar City Cereal mills,
and has now gone on the same kind of
a mission to Iowa.
w. G.. Tallman, who has been in
charge of the Singer Manufacturing
company's Office at this place, went to
Grand Island today, where he goes into
the company's office at that place.
Mrs. j. X. Hutcheson and children
are home from Canada, where they
have been spending the summer. Where
they were it was very dry, not enough
rain falling in seven weeks to lay the
dust.
Charles r. Hays came up from Mis-
souri, Valley last evening, and will
remain visiting his parents for about ten
days, after which he will return to Mt.
Vernon, Iowa, to resume his studies at
Cornell college.
A congenial party consisting of Mr..
and Mrs, II. l.. Snyder, Mr.. and Mrs. j.
G. Stitt, DIR. and Mrs. Holden, Misses
Emily Holt, Anna Seymour and Helen
Maynard, and Ray Seymour, went to
Omaha today to take in the exposition.
Leo Pasewalk returned to the city at
10 40 this morning. He says he has
been to Wisconsin, but his friends seem
to think, inasmuch as he left by the
Elkhorn and returned over the st. Paul
road, that he only went as far as Wisner
and drove into the country, where he
spent his vacation in a hay field, driving
across and taking the train at Winside
this morning.