The Norfolk weekly news., 1900-11-01
TUESDAY TOPICS.

itor.
Herbert Morey is a city visitor from
Pierce.
A. ]. Durland left on tho noon train
for Watertown, $ d.
Mrs. a. Hitchcock was visitor In
Norfolk today from Pierce.
Ernest Hamilton of the sugar factory
has gone to Ames for n few days.
George williams departed for st.
Paul, Mimi, today on n business trip.
Mrs. w Spencer of Ainsworth is in
the city visiting her son, w. Il. Spen.
Ger.
w o. Hall has sold his trotting horse,
Burtwood, to Mr.. Mckellup of Sheldon,
Iowa
The Wednesday club will meet with
Mrs w. II Bucholz tomorrow afternoon
at 80.
Editor O. i. Montross of the Battle
Creek Republican had business in Nor
folk yesterday.
Mrs II c. Dingman has been called
to Iowa by message announcing the
illness of her mother.
Mrs. w. w. Roberts returned last
evening from Creighton, where she
had been visiting over Sunday.
b. Judltins of Egan, this state, who
has been visiting his nephew, Ed. Nor.
ton, left today for ST. Paul, MINI.
The Y p. s @. E. of the First Con.
gregational church will hold business
meeting tonight in the church parlors
Editor u +. Foster Of the Plainview
News, was in town this morning and
took the Pierce county ballots home
with him.
A trainload Of / cars of horses came
in this morning over tho Union Pacific
enroute to Sioux City and another train.
load of 90 cars passed through about / /
O'Clock
fred Slider has sold his dray line to
Millsr Green, who will operate it in
cuvns ; on with his own. Mr.. Slider 9
intentions for the future have not been
definitely determined.
Miss Winifred Jetferies has returned
from Weber, Wayne county, where she
has been teaching school and will enjoy
Il short vacation before returning to
take up her work for the winter.
A good crowd attended the Halloween
social given last night by the Y. M. Q.
l.. in the rooms in the Mast block. The
entertainment proved very enjoyable.
Cake and coffee were served for refresh
ments.
Edward, the 5-months old son of Mr.
and Mrs. s. w. Spellman, died Saturday
night of lung fever and the funeral was
held from the house yesterday afternoon
at 3 o'clock, interment being in Prospect
Hill cemetery.
The Music Students club held very
enjoyable meeting last evening ut the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. f. A. Bullock.
4 fine program was rendered and Miss
nellie Gerecke favored those present
with vocal selection.
John Waechter, a former resident of
this vicinity, but who now lives OH a
farm in Boyd county, is here on bust
ness. He reports that crops i'll his sec.
ton of the state are very fine and some
of the corn will go 60 bushels to the
acre.
The News is under obligations tC
the Journal for the use of its press
from which this paper was issued las,
evening. THE News press was EN-
ployed in making election ballots and
it would have been very inconvenient tC
change it for newspaper work.
The voting place for the outside Nor
folk precinct has been changed from
the old Daniel wall paper store to thu
building of Adam Reiland, OH Mali
street, opposite Winter & Shultz harnes
shop. The change was made necessar,
because the Daniel building is nov
rented and being used as storehous
for machinery.
Invitations have been received b,
Norfolk friends to the wedding of Mis-
Grace Murer daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs
John Murer, formerly of this city, AM
George Wilcox of Griswold, Iowa. tn
wedding to take place November Sth
Miss Laura Durland is to be brides
maid. Mr.. Wilcox is a hardware mer
chant at Griswold.
The "Quo Vadis' company has AZ
rived in the city and will give the pei
formance this evening at the Auditor
ium, the prospects being that the build
ing will be filed. The work is intensel
interesting and if the company can civ
even faint conception of the spectacu
lar features described it will be we
worth attending. The company brougf
large amount of scenery,
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