The Norfolk weekly news., 1900-08-16
MONDAY MENTION

Ralph Braasch is visitor to Omaha
today
Louis Storm Of Spencer was city Wis.
itor yesterday.
Ed zuelow was in from Wayne on a
visit yesterday.
Miss Anna Lobnow came home from
Madison this morning
j. r. Cookus was Sunday visitor in
Norfolk from Winside.
Miss Nellie Carey went to Omaha
this morning on a visit.
Miss Opal Coryell was passenger for
Dakota City this morning.
Miss Annette DeBoer of Omaha is a
guest of Mrs X. Il. Smith.
Born, this morning, to Mr.. and Mrs.
Chas. Flores, a l0.pound son.
G. A. Nickers and daughter of Madi.
son were Sunday visitors in Norfolk.
II. G. Bronze of Omaha spent Sunday
with parents and friends in Norfolk.
| g. $. Smith, the Madison real estate
man, was Sunday visitor in Norfolk.
Miss Agnes Thompson returned from
the Lyons camp meeting this morning.
G. II. Krahn and family drove to
Pierce yesterday to attend church pic.
mic.
Rev. J, j. Parker returned this morn.
ing from his vacation in Iowa and
Minnesota,
Miss Catherine Sisson came down
from Creighton to spend Sunday with
her parents.
Congressman Robinson of Madison
and Judge Cones of Pierce were Sunday
visitors in Norfolk.
Mrs Carrie Rasley and son Clearance
departed this morning for Marion, Iowa
to visit her parents.
| @. Winner came up from Stanton
yesterday and was accompanied home
today by his younger brother.
Deputy Master Workman Miller O.
the a. o. u. W., came in from his worl
to spend Sunday with his family.
Rev and Mrs. G.. H. Main returned
this morning from Lyons where the,
have been attending camp meeting.
VIM Hemleben was a passenger fol
Omaha this morning, where he goes t.
begin anew in the poultry business.
) Superintendent D. @. O'Connor, VIII,
is enjoying an outing with his family, i
, home looking after business interests.
J. p. Wright has accepted a position
in Fridays hardware store, succeeding
G. L. Eiseley, who resigned Saturday.
@. w. Brinstead, state Baptist mis-
sionary, was an arrival in Norfolk las
evening and left this morning for Omaha
Lewis johnson of the Johnson DR.
d Goods company will enjoy vacation
this week and will spend the time fish
ing.
Charlie Altman and Theo. Walter
left this noon for Omaha on their bicy
cles They expect to be absent severa
days
Mrs. ]. w. Edwards and daughte
May, left this morning on a visit t.
Mrs. Edwards old home at Eme rson
Iowa.
f w. Z. and Charles Williams, VIII
r have been visiting Geo. Fox Tor a fey
? days, returned to Schuyler today, accom-
e panied by Mr.. Fox.
b. Mrs. G. NJ. Hartman, who has bee
Y visiting Norfolk relatives and friend
for few days, returned to her home il
+ Sioux City this morning.
n 1t is urged that all members of Com
!. pany L attend the drill meeting tonigh
8 as this will be the last drill before tn
state encampment, which is set for tn
n Goth.
s The watch rattied off at the hospitf
b for the insane Saturday evening wa
g won by NJ. w. Spenner, the lucky nun
e bei being 60. The one ratfled off
h week ago Saturday was won by job
b Krantz.
# A severe rain and hail storm is RI
ported from Randolph and the countr
n surrounding, having taken place yei
IS terday about noon. There was ever
II evidence of severe storm east of No
II folk Also but little rain fell here.
= Yesterday was the first day sine
Is July 20 that the maximum temperatu,
> registered below 80 degrees. Today
Ii has apparently reached the old STANDARD
Thirteen days of hot sun and a war;
Il south wind is enough to try the tempe
of anyone.
The West Point fire bug is said
have started five separate fires in thu
. town last week but in each case the
r were discovered before any damage WI
;. done. In three instances the fires wei
d started in broad daylight and the Repul