The Norfolk weekly news. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1888-1900, 1900-03-29
WEDNESDAY WRINKLES.

Miss L. ID. Shame of Ewing was II city
visitor yesterday.
j. 4. Townsend Of Hastings was Il
city visitor yesterday.
j + b .llingcr of Ho,kins was in tn,
city yesterday on business.
Mrs. Broker, who lives on Soutl
Fourth street, is still very sick.
+. II. &runwald, who has been quit,
8 ok, is reported as much better.
A. j. Durland returned last night
from a business trip to Boyd county.
Mrs. Vincent of Creighton was here
yesterday purchasing millinery goods.
Miss Lessie Megan OF Petersburg was
in the city over night enroute to Wayne,
Mrs. j. G.. Mines and children of
Wayne visited Norfolk friends yester.
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Saunders OF
Verdigre were Norfolk visitors yester.
day.
ID. Amarine has been quite sick at
the home of his daughter in Edgewater
Park ad ition.
S. L. Gardner and Aft Gerecke are
e~ndeavoring to bag a few ducks ut the
Pierce sloughs today.
G.. b. Salter and SON., DIR. Frank, went
to the Platte yesterday to try their
fortune with the ducks and geese.
Mrs. Joe Fitzpatrick and daughter
passed through the city for Fender to
attend the ladies missionary society.
1t is said that the lucky fishermen are
catching some excellent strings Of bull
heads and suckers in the Northfoik
river.
Miss Nellie Staples of Neigh visited
with Mrs. T.. G. Coryell, while on her
way to Wayne to attend the teachers
meeting.
Misses Prudence Baird and Georgia
Fouts of Central City stopped in Nor
folk on their way to the teachers associ-
aUlOn meeUlnR III wayne.
The rains have produced quite a slip.
perry and sticky quality of mud, but on
Main street it is not more than q couple
of inches deep at present.
Mrs. S. f. S%harpless left on the after.
noon train for Fender, where she goes
as a delegate to the ladies Presby trerian
society, to be held at that place today
and tomorrow.
The Robertson building, recently va
Gated by the Huston dry goods store,
has been rented to NJ. b. Fisher of Red
Oak, Iowa, who will occupy it May LIST
with a hardware store.
VIM. Krug, the lagar beer magnate
of Omaha, is in the city today. 1t is
understood hat he has under contempta.
ton some extensive improvements on
the company's property here.
The library social given by the ladies
of the Presbyterian church and an.
nounced i'll the Times Tribune to be
held tomorrow evening should read
Tuesday evening of next week.
Mrs. w. w. Roberts received a tele-
gram yesterday announcing the death
of her brother.in-law, Sam Hook at
Creighton, which occurred yesterday.
Mrs. Roberts went up on today's train.
Dick Edwards says the new elevator
contemplated by the Nye-Schneider
company is not at Hadar but at Foster,
two stations north. There will also be
built a residence for the local manager.
Misses Mary Sturgeon, Bessie Lurmy
and Edith Ray of Fullerton were in the
city over night on their way to Wayne
to attend the teachers association.
Miss Ray will be one of the contestants
in the oratorical contest this evening.
The late rains have not been exactly
agreeable to painters, carpenters and
others, but if they could behold the
smiles ditfusing over the farmers faces
they would be able to endure the incon-
v%enience with some degree of compos-
ure.
The rowdyism heretofore practiced at
the Auditorium by kids and hoodlums
has been taken cognizance of by the
present management and the assistance
Of the police force has been secured to
see that it is suppressed in the future
and any indication of unnecessary noise
will be promptly and effectually sup.
pressed, beginning with . tomorrow
night.
Miss Gearhart of this city has been
given the place on the program of the
North Nebraska Teachers's association
at Wayne tomorrow afternoon which
had been assigned to Prof. j. H. Miller
OF Lincoln, the subject beipg English
Literature below the High School"
The declamatory contest takes place
this evening at the M. +. church. Sew.
eral of the Norfolk teachers left for