The Norfolk weekly news. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1888-1900, 1899-10-12

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Tenth street, a baby girl.
Miss Nottie Hungate of Chadron is il
the city to spend Sunday with hei
friend, Miss Hattie Allberry.
Robt. johnson, II car repnirer, is nicely
settled in n house Mt the corner of No
braska avenue and Ninth streets.
Prof. G.. IL. Whalcy is in town from
Neigh, coming down last evening in
time to attend the dancing party,
Miss Hartley came ovcr from Madi.
son last evening and attended the
Early Hour club party at Mast hall.
Frank Estabrook returned last even
interest of the cold storage plant.
George Koechig, who enlisted rs n
brakeman n few days ago, has had to
lay off on account of II boil III his hand.
Mr.. Sinsheirnor, from OXnard, Cal.
has come to take the position of assist
ant superintendent at the sugar factory.
Mrs. ShurtH is not improving very
materially. The little boy, who has
been very sick, is considerably better.
A. O. Johnson of Montross, S. D.,
was here yesterday looking mp values of
farm lands i'll the vicinity of Norfolk.
The Baptists have Just closed u very
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ton at Omaha, and will meet next year
at Broken Bow.
Republican prosperity has struck the
dye house of Eli Rasley, and the event
is being celebrated by the application of
a new coat of paint.
G. ID. Jenkins returned last evening
from the southern part of the state,
where he has been on business connected
with the Fair store.
L. X. Spencer and daughter of Wan
kon, Iowa, are expected i'll the city to-
night to make a short visit with the
family of w. +. Spencer.
Misses Pearl Reese, Oriole Adams
and Anna Law, Norfolk girls who are
teaching school in the country, all
spend Sunday with friends and relatives
in the city.
Mrs. and Miss Walker returned to
Schuyler this morning. Mrs Geo. Fox
and son Will went with them to attend
the golden wedding of Mrs. Fox's father
and mother.
Mrs. i. II. Pritchard of Meadow
Grove eud her daughter, Mrs. +.
Bartlett of st. Paul, this state, are in
the city for a short visit with Mrs. G.
Rudat and other friends.
The cold storage shipped Il 20 foot car,
loaded with 40 cases of eggs, to head
quarters at Lowell, Mass, yesterday. 1t
is understood that a like shipment will
be made every Friday for some time.
w. II. Baugh of San Francisco, is in
the city on business. He makes n
semi. annual trip to this section, and
notes with pleasure that the country
shows signs of improvement every time
he comes
The following Pierce people were
visitors in this metropolis today Mrs.
G. f. Hutton aud daughter Fay, Mrs.
G. +. Staley, Mrs. G. Mcdonald, Mr..
and Mrs. +. Zahn, Miss Emma Inhelder
and Mrs. +. Frahm.
Omaha Bee: Judge J.. b. Barnes of
Norfolk is i'll the city on business.
Judge Barnes is Il of the prominent
men of his section of the country and
has been identified with the growth of
his home town for many years.
The members of the fire department
are having good success with the sale of
tickets to the opening night of the opera
house, and they have no fear that they
will not be able to sell the full 100 seats
that they have undertaken to dispose of.
A. O. Hazen, who has been stenog.
rapher at the law office of Mapes 81
Hazen for some time past, has resigned
that position and accepted the one of
stenographer and clerk in the Office of
Superintendent Reynolds at the juno
ton.
The Madison county term of the dis.
trict court will not convene on Novem-
Der l3 as has been announced, the sit
ting having been adjourned until De-
cember, because of "a conflict of dates
with other counties. The Pierce term
of court has also been adjourned.
The Outside precinct caucus held at
the city hall this afternoon nominated
7. j. Harter for assessor, +. j. Xix for
road overseer of district No. /, and j.
w, Bovee, sr., for road overseer of dis.
trict No. s. The caucus recommended
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