The Norfolk weekly news. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1888-1900, 1900-03-29
FRIDAY FACTS.


l.. w. Blata of Randolph was in Nor.
folk yesterday.
Milo Warren was n city visitor yestcr.
day from Lynch.
Superintendent ID. G. O'Connor went
TO Wayne today.
A new walk is being laid in front of
the Robertson block.
u. p. Simmons was in the city yoster.
day from Chadron.
A. III. Corbett OF Madison was n Nor.
folk visitor yesterday.
Mrs. Il. q. Mount made the round
trip to Omaha yesterday.
Mrs. Chas. Evans Of Meadow Grove is
visiting Norfolk friends.
Born, this morning, to Mr.. and Mrs.
l.. j. Welsh, % ton pound boy,
Mrs. ID. Q. Nicholson Of Madison
visited Norfolk friends yesterday.
Superintendent G. IL. Reynolds has
returned from!a trip to Long Pine.
+. p. Prince and James O'Brien were
city visitors yesterday from Madison.
Harry Rogers and Frank Neidig were
city visitors from Madison yesterday.
A. p. Childs departed this morning
for Parker, S. d., to visit his daughter.
A. j. Durland went west Wednesday
night and will not return before Mon.
day.
Judge Cones of Pierce was in the
city yesterday on his way home from
Fender.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Spencer of
Pierce were trading in Norfolk this
morning.
II. G. Truman is improving the front
Of his wall paper and paint store with n
new coat Of paint.
Miss Mamie Matrau, who has been
sick, has resumed the teaching of her
school in the Tannehill district.
The Madison company will give n
military ball in that city this evening
and n number of Norfolk people con-
template attending.
Mrs. N. A. Rainbolt, Mrs. G. r..
KEEPER and Mrs. w. ii. Butterfield have
gone to Creighton and will spend Sun
day mt the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
ID. Buttertield.
Nts,, Nntt,n N,1onn Of Oakland 10 in
the city visiting friends, and on Wednes.
day evening she entertained II number
of them at tea ut the home of her sister,
Mrs. j. r.. Anderson.
The city officers are making II special
effort to have the streets and alleys pat
in shape. 1t is II good movement and
one which should receive the hearty
approval and assistance of property
owners
Edmund, the 4.years old son of Mr..
and Mrs. Rudolph Chrischillis, is very
sick and for a number of days has been
suffering e~xcruciating pain in his hip.
The trouble puzzles the physician, but
he thinks it is the bone.
A prairie fire in Hillside Terrace, near
the residence of L. L. Odiorne, yester-
day afternoon, caused some excitement
but fortunately resulted in M damage,
Some young 'uns and some matches
were responsible for the blaze.
E. d. Perry of the Clifton house,
South Norfolk, has rented the room
lately occupied by Ted Havertield and
will open up a first class lunch counter
The building has been put in good con
dition by a fresh coa Of paint inside
and out.
The Sugar City Cereal Mills com
menced last night to run Is hours pei
day, the object being to get a stool
ahead so that the mill may be shu'
down in a few weeks to make some re
pairs and improvements Oh the ma
chinery.
The ward central committee las
evening selected W. A.. Hemleben t,
fill the vacancy on the First ward re
publican councilmanic ticket mad
vacant by the resignation of G. +
Eiseley and he will make the rac'
against Aug. Brummund.
Madison Chronicle At the republi
can city caucus at Norfolk last Satur
day evening the Hon. w. NJ. Robertson
was nominated as the candidate 70
mayor. A better selection could no
have been made and it will keep tn
other fellows hustling to find a man I
beat "Rob."
The dry goods store of f. A. Hustol
has been closed to the public and tn
goods are being packed preparatory t.
their shipment to Ainsworth, wher
they will be opened up in another stor
owned by Mr.. Huston. 1t is stated "A
their reason for the move that Mr.
Huston's health would not admit q