The Norfolk weekly news. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1888-1900, 1899-07-27
SATURDAY. SIFTlNGS,

prosecute the fellows or they might have
been sent over the road to the pen.
SATURDAY SlFTiNGS.
Miss Tony Lobnow is on the sick list
today.
Chas. LAUGH returned to Creighton
this noon.
Jas. Rowland was in the city today
from Battle Greek.
John Davenport returned to Sioux
City this morning.
Mrs. w. w. Craig was in town today
from Battle Creek.
w. Il. Bishop was in the city last
evening from Pierce.
Fred Gruber returned to his home in
Hoskins this morning.
Rev. w. r. McKim came in this
morning from Harrington.
Judge J. b. Barnes has returned from
u professional visit to Long Pine.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. A. Pohlman were in
the city this morning from Pierce.
A party of about dozen young folks
will picnic ut the Yellow Banks to.
morrow.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Williams are ex-
pected home from their wedding trip this
evening.
@. w. Braasch and son, VIM. r., came
home last evening from q business visit
to Omaha.
Miss. Minnie Zuelow went to Madison
this morning to visit with her aunt Mrs.
Carl Zuelow.
Miss Elsa Asmus returned home last
evening from an eight.months' visit to
relatives and friends in Texas.
Mrs. o. Madsen will leave tomorrow
noon for st. Louis, Mo-, to visit her
daughter, Mrs. P. f. Collins.
Mrs H. E. Anstin returned from Aims.
worth, where she went to attend the
funeral of her mother, yesterday noon.
Julius Huff left this morning on his
onting to Denver and Colorado Springs.
He expects to be absent about 10 days
Rev. H. Proedel of West Point will
preach in Christ's Lutheran church to.
morrow, in the absence of Rev. j. p.
Mueller.
@. j. Carrig, d. H. Carrig, r. w,
Gentleman and DR.. Deaver were party
Of four gentlemen in the city from
Platte Center yesterday.
The mission festival of the German
Lutheran church of Battle Creek will
be held tomorrow and it is the intention
of number of Norfolk people to attend
Miss Lena Mills is home for a few
days from Fremont, where she is at.
tending the normal school, There are
IL Norfolk girls attending that school
and they are having fine time beside
receiving valuable instruction.
O'Neill Frontier: Mrs. G. e. Doughty
was up from Norfolk Sunday to visit her
husband. She returned home Monday.
ss*Mrs. Il. Shively of Norfolk, who has
been visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
II. j. Hershiser, in this city the past two
weeks, returned home yesterday morn
ing.
Fred w. Leavitt, who is well known
in Norfolk. having lived here since
quite small boy. will be ordained into
the Congregational ministry at West
Point on Tuesday. Supt ID. g. O'Con-
nor is delegate from the First church of
this city and Mrs. M. A. Mcmillan al
ternate. Rev. j. j. Parker will assist
in the ordination ceremony.
A strike is threatened in the factory
Of the Creamery Package company at
Fremont. The hoopers have asked for
an advance from 30 cents to 81. 90 per
hundred for tubs and il the managers
do not comply they threaten to quit
work. The factory is now rushed with
work and the hoopers have chosen a
time to strike when the men are all
needed.
N. Hills. as agent for the owner, is
having the Geo. H. Bishop building,
which was recently damaged by fire, re-
paired. Johna aHerman has taken the
contract for $3.50. The woodwork will
be replaced, the buil6 ing painted out
side and in and the interior plastered
and fixed up as good as new. A new
roof will also be put on, which will re-
quire 5000 shingles.
Wayne Herald The little seven year
old daughter of Gustave Kruse was bitten
by rattle snake on Monday. She was