The Norfolk weekly news., 1900-08-09
SATURDAY SETTINGS.


j. II. Seabury returned to his home
in Plainview this morning.
Mrs. Will Freymeier of Bloomfield is
visiting with Miss Anna Mas.
Miss Ida Sonnenschein Of Lincoln is
in the city visiting relatives and friends.
Hon. r. +. Memminger was in the
city from Madison yesterday on bust
ness.
Miss Rose Wilson of Pierce is in the
city visiting at the home Of G. p.
Michael.
DIR. and Mrs Holden leave this even
ing for Hot Springs for an outing last.
ing until August / 1.
Miss Elsie Asmus went to West Point
yesterday for n two-weeks' visit with
relatives and friends
Mrs G. B. Brindley, of Columbus,
Neb., and Mrs Will Fox are visiting in
Creighton this week.
Mrs Chas. Vail of Wayne, formerly
an employe of the Pacific hotel, is in
the city visiting friends.
o. b. Hazen and family have gone to
a point II miles northwest Of the city to
camp out for two weeks.
Misses Augusta and Christine Lund-
quist returned Thursday from a fve-
weeks trip in Minnesota.
VIM. Abbey, adjuster for the Home
Fire Insurance company, went to Oak
dale today to adjust loss.
Miss Josephine Durland and Miss
Nellie Seymour left yesterday for n
visit to the campers on the Niobrara.
Miss Clara Taylor of Cedar Rapids,
Iowa, arrived last evening on visit to
the home of her cousin, @. S. Hayes.
Mrs. Gayhart and son, who have been
visiting at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Alfred Gerecke, left for Omaha today.
DR.. w. d Gibben, wife and daughter,
Of Beatrice are visiting at the home of
Mrs. Gibbens cousin, Mrs. G. +. Shaw.
| II
News was in the city this morning
transacting business and greeting old
friends.
}. +. Boyd, of Oakdale, candidate for
district Judge on the republican ticket,
was in the city last night getting ac.
quainted.
Miss Amy Rowe of Oakdale, Neb.
returned to her home last evening, after
a short visit with her brother, Howard
A. Rowe.
The walks in front of the Pacific are
being torn up and a foundation is being
formed for cement walk which will
soon be laid.
In the absence of the pastor, Rev.
Frank McCluney will fill the pulpit to-
morrow, morning and evening, at the
Methodist church.
: Miss Elouise Roane of Columbus, who
, has been visiting Miss Grace Spear for
the past two weeks, left yesterday
morning for her home.
j. T. Erskine of Columbus and Mrs
d. NJ. Erskine of St. Paul, Nebr. are
visiting at the home of their brother
f S. F. Erskine, ON North Eleventh street
j. N. Bundick went to Omaha yester
day to purchase supplies for the cam
r paign at the sugar factory which viii
soon open. He will return this even
F.. ing.
,, Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Koenigstein ant
their guests, Mr.. and Mrs. Everett
Chambers left yesterday to enjoy few
days of camp life on the Elkhorn south
y west of town.
I Father VIM. Choka, vicar general o.
q the Omaha diocese is dangerously i'll a
a his home in Cunning county. He wa
!, present at the dedication of the Sacret
8 Heart church in this city.
w. ID. Mixer of Pierce is looking abou
u the city with a view to opening new
dry goods store here. Miss Dewey o
% Wood Lake is here to take a position a
n clerk providing he engages in the bust
. ness.
q Roy Read came home last evening
IS from Chicago and will visit about
/. week. Afterward he will proceed +
q Seattle, Wash, where he will take tn
a position of chemist in the new suga
IS factory.
IS Times. Tribune: Rev. George II
II Main of this city has a brother who ha
n been a missionary in China, and he wa
If much relieved yesterday to learn tina
1t his brother and his family had all es
pt capped. and were safe in Japan.
Of Columbus Telegram Mrs. NJ
oi Fox, of Norfolk, who has been visitin
y, =, with relatives for about week, returne
home Tuesday She was accompanie
by Mrs, G, A. Brindley. They expee