The Norfolk weekly news., 1900-08-16
FRIDAY FACTS.

ltOT yteleIutNs
Jas. Fox was visitor in the city yes.
terday from Creighton
John Warneke, poultry man from
Aurora is in the city today.
A Norman preacher was scrmonizing
60 the people on the streets last night.
A large green worm pest is rnvaging
the beet fields inthe vicinity of Hastings.
August LEM has sold 10 acres of his
land east of the city to William Klent2.
Mrs. Brown and Mrs. S. Thatch Of
Battle Greek were shopping i'll the city
today.
Gustav Matchmaker has purchased 50
acres of land Just south Of the junction
from II, Kohlhoh.
Miss Emma Mueller, clerk at Beeler
Bros. left this morning for visit of
two weeks IN Omaha.
Mrs. w. Il, Harvey and Miss Martha
llartwick of Newman Grove, were Nor.
folk visitors yesterday.
DIR. and Mrs. w. II. Deering came up
from Lincoln this noon for visit of n
few days to MIR. and Mrs. O. ID. jenkins.
Miss Idelle b. Taylor, Mrs. VIM.
Young and Mrs. Richardson were Wis
itors in the city yesterday from Battle
Creek.
Il. a. Beeler departed this morning
for New York City where he will pur.
chase his fall and winter stock of dry
goods.
L. j. Cole, special pension examiner,
who has been looking after pension
matters here for some time, left today
for Washington, ID. G.
Otto Hellerman, who has been home
on IA vacation returned today to Marsh
field, Wis, to resume his duties rs
teacher in Lutheran parochial school.
The new concrete pavement being put
in by John Koenigstein in front of the
Pacific block is to be good one Judging
from the appearance of that portion
now completed
Six coats and vests recently stolen
from Stanton store were found Tnes.
day in Smithberger's wheat field near
that town, where they had been hidden
under shock of grain.
Mrs. Ralph II. Day. concert pianist
and Miss Hildreth f. Sisson, soprano
will open the amusement season Sep
tember 9th with piano and song pro-
gram, embracing selections from stan
dard composers
The choir of st. Paul Lutheran church
gave Otto Hellerman n farewell surprise
party last evening at his home on South
Sixth street and an enjoyable time re
suited, there being II goodly company Of
young people in attendance.
Geo. Mcpherson, formerly al employ,
at the hospital for the insane, was in th'
city yesterday greeting friends. H'
went to Omaha last evening where he II
learning the barber business. He hopes
to return to Norfolk after he has com
pleted his course of instruction.
Madison Chronicle: Deputy Revenue
Collector Seely went to the circus las
Thursday to feed the elephant and maxi
a little collection for Uncle Sam. Their,
is government license of 800 for
circus and $40 for side show in ever,
state in which performance is given
Ringlings contributed $40.
Walter Shredder, teacher of st. Pau
parochial school returned today fron
Zambroda, MINI, where he has beel
visiting. He WAS accompanied by
bride, her former name being Miss Ann
Miller. His friends will unite in extend
ing congratulations and will wish tn
young couple much prosperity an
happiness.
An A. o. U. w. and ID. of II. picni
will be held in Wells park, Oakland
on Wednesday, the 22nd. A rate O
one and one-third fare for the roun
trip has been secured There will b
speaking music, exhibition drills, ba
game, bicycle races and various othe
amusements and sports. Everybody
invited to participate,
Company l. is preparing to attend tn
state encampment and will meet tonigf
for drill practice. The members are
be provided with blue flannel shirts b,
fore encampment time. Captai
Gerecke desires full attendance of tn
company at drill tonight SO that it ma
become as proficient as possible an
make commendable showing.
The enterprising little city of Wayn
is to have a street fair September co.
and %. The citizens have appointe
committees which are now enthusiast
cally at work. They propose TO hay
band concerts, races, vaudeville stret
performances, bowery dances, speakint
political demonstrations and oths
things going toward the creating of
good lively time.