The Norfolk weekly news., 1900-08-02
SATURDAY SETTINGS.

Miss Emma Mueller is on the sick list.
f. +. Porter Of Omaha is in the city
on business.
Willis Mcbride of Madison is attend.
ing to business in Norfolk
A boy was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Gus
Marqunrdt last Wednesday night.
Prof. II. L. Mason and wife Of Stan
ton were Norfolk visitors yesterday.
DIR. p. II Salter was called to Pilger
this morning on professional business.
Ringling's show will 20 from here to
Central City and exhibit there on the Sd.
Miss Lizzie Semmler returned last
evening from n weeks visit in Bloom.
field.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. G. Hazen welcomed
n fine boy at their home yesterday after.
noon.
E. A. Bullock will return from Sioux
City this evening to speni Sunday at
home.
A new board walk is being laid in
front of the Bishop houses on North
Eleventh street
Mrs j. @. Spellman left today for a
visit with friends in Wyoming. She ex.
poets to be absent several weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Irwin Gerecke enter.
tained few friends Thursday evening
in honor of Miss Ella Clinkart of Racine,
Wis.
Mrs. @. II. Reynolds returned last
evening from Lake Okoboji, Iowa, where
she spent about two weeks with. friends
from Omaha.
The Epworth league will give tenn.
perance program Mt the Methodist
church tomorrow night at s o'clock to
which all are invited.
Jesse Schrimpton, Miss Bell Temple,
A. b. Terwilliger and Miss Maud
Smith compose party of picnickers at
the Yellow Banks today.
Mr. and Mrs. w. II Bucholz enter.
tained a company of friends at an ele-
CANT six o'clock dinner last evening in
honor of Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Rose.
Mrs. p. Simons who has been visiting
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. RuGolph
Blatt for the mast two weeks, departed
this morning for her home in st. Paul,
MINI.
Hal. Vaught, until recently employed
in Halls barber shop, has purchased q
shop Of his own at Wayne and has gone
over to take possession. He will not
move his family at present.
Battle Creek Republican Herman
Spiering, of Norfolk, student of the
Lutheran Concordia seminary at Spring.
field, ILL.,, occupied the pulpit at the
Lutheran church of this place Sunday
The orphans home festival of the Lu
theran churches held in West Point
recently was grand financial success
the committee reporting that the
receipts were 81 100, of which 80 400 was
profit.
A party composed of Mrs. Irwin Ger
ecke, Misses Lillian, Stella and Cor,
Luikart, Nellie Gerecke and Ella Clinl1
art, and Mr.. Chas. Gerecke will go tt
the Yellow Banks tomorrow for al
outing.
j. w. Ransom is laying a concret
walk in front of his residence on Soutl
Fourth street. 1t is understood tha
John Koenigstein will soon begin tn,
work of laying similar walk in from
of the Pacific block.
OF the 45 officers of the N. N. G.. ex
amined by the military board at Lincoll
this week only three failed to pass tn
required examination. Those VIII
passed successfully are said to have mad
very creditable showing, the average
speaking highly for the efficiency o
the guard.
Pierce Call: w. b. Fuerst was owe
, from Battle Creek Monday ON bushes
and made this office pleasant call H,
> is one of the many who voted for Bryal
= and free silver in 1896 that will vote 70
Mckinley and Roosevelt this year. MI
Fuerst regards free silver as joke an
, says these times are good enough 70
, him.
Stanton Picket At York yesterda
in the straight away hose race Stanto
3 won second place, making the run O
$50 yards in 80 seconds. The day befor
they won third place being led by Yor
I and Fremont. There were seven entrie
{ and considering the opportunities ou
boys have had they are certainly max
ing very creditable showing.
Some interesting court cases are grow
ing out of the saloon fight at Battl
Creek. Matilda Hans yesterday CON
: menced proceedings in the district coui
at Madison against w. H. Salmon fo
$1,000 damages. Mrs. Hans made appl
cation for a saloon lioansa and NJ Co