The Norfolk weekly news., 1900-08-02
FRIDAY FACTS,

the first and here the second.
Mrs. G. G. Somers is entertaining
few lady friends nj tea this afternoon
A party of Norfolk people enjoyed
picnic at the Yellow Banks yesterday.
q. w. Hin, who has been suffering
from typhoid fever, is much improved.
Grand Island is one Of the enterpris-
ing towns that will hold street fair this
fall.
w Il. Spencer and family and Mr..
md Mrs Geo. Williams went to Pierce
today ON "A visit.
q. II. Jones, one of Wayne's mer-
chants, was in the city this morning
Purchasing goods.
Hon. T. f. Memminger of Madison
passed through the city yesterday. on
his way to Elgin.
Geo. Sellery, who formerly called
Norfolk his home, was in the city this
morning from Neigh,
w. II. johnson and family, Mrs.
Young and Il. L.. johnson went to Madi-
son today for a short visit.
Carl Davenport has accepted posi-
tion with @. Il. Doughty and will assist
him in putting in furnaces.
Mr.. and Mrs. Conrad Bauridel and
their infant child are NIL sick at their
home on South Ninth street
Misses Aletta and Elizabeth Stewart
returned last night from pleasant
visit with Sioux City friends.
Mrs. Geo. Dunn of Meadow Grove, who
has been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. G. s.
Evans, left for Madison today
II. c. Bruggeman, who has been very
sick with typhoid fever, is reported as
very much better this morning.
Miss Florence Kramer, who has been
visiting Miss Grace Spear for the past
ten days, departed this noon for Sioux
City.
Miss Edith Goodrich is giving birth
day party this afternoon to number of
her friends at the home of her mother in
the Heights.
Misses Blanche and May Kearney of
Malvern, Iowa, are guests at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. A. e. Wilkinson Of
South Norfolk.
p. Cavanaugh Of Omaha, the sugar
broker who has handled all the product
of the Norfolk sugar factory. is here to-
day on business.
Lincoln arrived in the city yesterday
noon to visit ut the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. w, II. Bridge.
f. w. Zutz and party have returned
from their outing at Horseshoe lake,
They report having had an excellent
time and good luck at fishing.
The anual mission festival of Chris
Lutheran church will be held Mt Pase
walk grove next Sunday. AS usual
extensive preparations are being mad,
for good time.
The lawn sociable given by the Ladies
Aid society of the NJ. +. church on tn,
church lawn last evening, was very lib
orally patroniZed and proved most en-
joyable.
The Mapes- Durland camping part,
will leave tomorrow for their outing OF
the Missouri river at the mouth Of tn,
Niobrara, where they will spend som,
time enjoying the pleasure and benefits
accruing from outdoor life.
President S. 4. Mckay of the Madi
son county q. A. r. reunion organiza
tion announces change of the reunion
dates. On account of the county fail
the reunion will be held a week later
the dates being set for September 20 t,
%, inclusive.
The city should be in the best possible
shape by show day, next Thursday, a
there will be large number of excur
sionists and out of town visitors in +
see Ringling's. The weeds Oh vacan
lots and limbs overhanging the side
walks should be given special attention
ii. b. Davis of Omaha, secretary @
the Nebraska Funeral Directors associa
tion, is in the city comforting with Presi
dend p f. Bell Of the same association
regarding the publication of the minute
OF the recent state meeting which wi
soon be issued from the job department
of this office.
Miss Nellie Bundick entertained
number of young friends yesterday after
noon at lawn party, the time pass
ing very pleasantly to those participa,
ing. The party was in the nature of
farewell and the young lady left toda
with her grandparents, who have bee
visiting here, for their home in Wash
ipgton, ID. @.
Luther G. Mcdonald, brakeman fc
the Milwaukee road, was caught in a
accident while switching at Sioux Fall.
I. L 4.