The Norfolk weekly news. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1888-1900, 1899-07-20
SATURDAY SETTINGS.


visitor yesterday.
Miss Lizzie Klentz Joined the crowd
to Humphrey today.
Jas. Gary was in the city yesterday
from Emerson.
Miss Nellie Williams has gone to
Humphrey on visit.
j. f. French was Sugar City visitor
from Wayne yesterday.
Mrs. VIM. Gerecke was up from Stan.
ton yesterday greeting Norfolk friends.
DR.. Frank Salter returned this morn.
ing from professional visit from Win.
side.
H. j. Billerbeck and daughter of
WaQsa were visiters in this metropolis
yesterday.
Ex-senator w. V. Allen was in the
city today on his way from Plainview to
Humphrey.
G.. I. Sprecher and Chas. Hagey went
to Omaha today to visit and attend to
business matters.
Miss Minnie Fricke, who has been
visiting Miss Irene Dexter, returned to
her home IN Madison today.
"Dick" Richards came in from Sioux
City this morning and will visit for a
while with Norfolk friends
w. B. Hight of Edgewater Park is
having his house improved by the appli-
cation of new coat of paint.
Miss Fannie Norton came home last
night from Albion, where she has been
visiting for the past ten days.
Fritz Chambers, attendant at the hos.
pital for insane, is enjoying two-weeks
vacation, beginning yesterday.
1t is expected that Land Commissioner
Jacob V. Wolfe will make an official
visit to the hospital for insane tonight.
7. NJ. Hull, supervisor at the hospital
for insane, was among the crowd that
went to Humphrey to honor Bryan to.
day.
@, $. Evans was a visitor to the county
seat yesterday in the interest of the
imes-Tribune, which was sued by Ira
l.. Hungerford.
Billie Ferguson has purchased from
Robt. Bailey the peanut stand on the
corner of Main and Fourth streets and
has again opened it to the public.
j. B. Donovan of Madison, head man
of the Star and Madison County Report
er of Newman Grove, was in the city to-
day looking after business interests.
Mrs. +. G. Bilger celebrated her 4Sth
birthday last evening at her home on
First street. A small company oi
friends enjoyed the occasion very thor
,oughly.
The Journal is now published all al
home, having dispensed with the paten,
"innards." The service rendered il
quite an improvement and will no doubt
be appreciated.
Miss Anna Lobnow, who has been
holding down case on THE News
leaves tomorrow for Fremont, where she
has accepted good position in the tele
phone exchange.
Frank Yost, formerly a resident OF
this city, but who has lately been CON
nected with the Omaha telephone office
has been advanced to the position OF
state inspector for the Nebraska Tele
phone company.
Adjutant General P. H. Barry was in
the city yesterday on his way home te
Lincoln from the Plainview reunion
He inquired into the affairs of Company
l. and seemed well pleased with the
manner in which they are being con.
Quoted.
Neigh Leader: Billy Woods and Eli
Rasley oflNorfolk have rented the Weir
livery barn and will conduct it as a
training and boarding stable. Mr..
Woods is a horseman well known
throughout Nebraska and has handled
some fast trotters.
| bo'Au w VI bneeiC StOch was
transacting business in the city today.
He and his wife have recently returned
from a trip through Wayne, Pierce,
Knox and other counties and Mr.. Whit
La says he never saw the equal of the
crops throughout this district.
Madison is arranging for big recep-
tion to he given in honor of the mem
bers of company f, Of the Fighting
First" on their return from the Philip.
pines. There is no question but that
the brave soldier boys will be gladly
welcomed wherever they may appear.
There were Al round trip and 10 one
way tickets sold at the Union Pacific
depot this morning for Humphrey
This was not large crowd but was un-
doubtedly materially increased at other