The Norfolk weekly news., 1900-07-26
TUESDAY TOPICS.

Iowa.
Mrs. Mullen of Albion is visiting in
the city.
E. H Tracy made business trip to
Pierce today.
Burt Mapes was passenger for
Plainview today.
Senator w. V. Allen is in the city
today from Madison.
Jas. Ahern of Wayne was the guest
of J. G. Childs Sunday night.
Halsey Gibson came in last evening
from the Yellow Banks, sick.
Mr.. and Mrs Jasmer and her sister
are city visitors from Creighton.
E. W. Zutz has gone on camping
outing to Ole loves for a few days.
One of the patients at the hospital for
the insane who died recently was buried
yesterday,
Mrs S. X. Long returned last night
from Randolph, where she has been
on business.
Mrs. H. L. Snyder has returned from
an extended visit to relatives and friends
at Piqua, Ohio.
Mrs. H. G. Matrau and daughter
have returned from their extended
visit to Michigan friends.
Mrs. j. H. Gay hart and son are here
from Milwaukee visiting at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. A. N. Gerecke.
DR.. and Mrs. Frank Salter, Clarence
Salter and Miss Powers returned today
from their outing at Long Pine.
Rev. j. J. Parker leaves this week
for Tabor, Iowa, to visit his old time
friend, Rev. Aston, for ten days.
f. L. Culver returned today from an
extended trip through Utah and Idaho,
bringing with him 50 head of horses.
Mrs Williams, who has been visiting
her parents Mayor and Mrs. Robertson,
departed today for her home in Ithica,
New York.
Rev. F. w. Leavitt of West Point will
occupy the pulpit at the First Congrega-
tional church next Sunday owing to the
absence of Rev Parker.
Among the many beautiful flower
gardens of the city the one at the home
of Conductor Fox in the Heights is said
to be worthy of special mention.
Miss Nina Walker entertained few
friends last evening. Music was the
chief enjoyment and Ludwig Koenig-
stein favored those assembled with sew
eral selections.
John Barnes, jr came in from the
Yellow Banks camp this morning and
tomorrow will go to Lincoln to take an
examination as gu officer of the Second
regiment, n. n. G.
The North Nebraska Conference
EpwoIth League convention Is being
held this week in Albion, DR.. Fletcher
M. Sisson Of this city is on the program
and a number Of other Norfolk people
are attending.
Times. Tribune: Some reckless son
of gun shot through one of the rear
windows of this office sometime between
Sunday afternoon and Monday morning,
the ball breaking large window light,
and going through the ceiling
The Omaha Trade Exhibit states that
the binding twine in the hands of the
jobbers is about exhausted and there
will be very little, if any, left to carry
over. There was a much greater de.
mand than was anticipated and the
jobbers are very well pleased.
Jack O'Rouke of Wisconsin was
jailed this morning for being drunk and
causing disturbance at the Norfolk
house. Be was pretty ugly, but Is
sobering Off. He has a ticket for Cali.
fornia and is anxious to continue his
journey this evening which he will
probably be permitted to do.
F. E. Martin of the Battle Creek
Enterprise is in the city today. He
states that r.. d. Scott has just returned
from trip to Hot Springs, S. D., where
he was very sick. Since returning
home he feels considerably improved.
1t is thought that the high altitude of
the hills was too much for him.
There was a surprise party last night
on Miss Bertha Pilger at the home of
her mother on South Fifth street, the
occasion being in celebration of the
young lady's 18th birthday. There was
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