The Norfolk weekly news. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1888-1900, 1900-03-29
SATURDAY SETTINGS.

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Misses Carr and Bancroft were city
visitors today from Pierce.
Rev. A. Hofus and son of Pierce were
Norfolk visitors yesterday.
q. A. Luikart is confined to his home
with n severe attack of the grip.
The Kaffee Klatch met with Mrs.
Morris Mayer yesterday afternoon.
MIR. and Mrs. Pohlman of Pierce were
Norfolk visitors thia morning.
Miss Clark Of Pierce was in town this
morning enroute to Columbus.
Mrs. Bright and Miss Brown were
city visitors today from Winside.
Misses Mary ana Kate Steiner have
gone to Madison to visit at home over
Sunday.
A converts culture class will be or.
ganized Monday evening ut the Baptist
church.
b. II. Wood, one of the publishers of
the Madison Chronicle, is II city visitor
this afternoon.
Miss Edith Parker is home from
Crete, where she has been attending
Doane college.
w. Spencer of Neigh, brother in-law
of w. q. Hall of this city, is in town
this afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. X. Long went to
Madison today to attend the funeral of
Mrs. II. Wllberger.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Metchke of Pierce
visited over night with Mr.. and Mrs.
M. b. Singer of this city.
Samuel Marty and VIM. Huffsmith of
Creighton were in the city today on
their way home from Omaha.
w. G.. Beels, the pioneer stock dealer
of Norfolk, now sports a new phaeton
to promote the ease of his retired life.
Mr.. and Mrs. c.. ID. Jenkins and
daughter vent to Madison this morning
to attend the funeral of Mrs. Wilberger.
Mr.. aud Mrs. NJ. Becker are here
visiting their daughter, Mrs. Morris
Mayer, on their way home from a trip
to Philadelphia, Pa.
Geo. Stevenson of Madison was in
town this morning enroute to Plainview,
where he goes to work i'll the interests
of the Royal Highlanders.
Chas. Mitchell of Creighton came to
the city yesterday to meet his wife, who
was returning from a visit to the west.
They returned home today.
Mrs. Cunningham of Wayne was in
the city this morning and was joined by
her daughter, Mrs. Gearhart of Pierce,
who will accompany her to Wayne for a
visit.
Erwin Gerecke has resigned his posi-
ton at the Fair store and on Monday
will enter upon duties at the Dexter
cold storage plant where be will be en-
ployed during the summer.
The regular Sunday afternoon meet
ing of the Young Mems Christian
league will be held at the league rooms
tomorrow afternoon Mt 3 o'clock. Cap.
tain Watkins will lead the meeting. All
are invited.
The replevin suit commenced by
@. II, johnson against the +. E. & NJ. V.
railroad company was continued for 30
days on the application of the railroad
attorney, and the date Of trial has been
set for April p.
The subject Of the sermon at the
Christian Science church in l o. o. f.
hall tomorrow at IL o'clock is "Un-
reality" Golden text lisa. 40: 6, s.
Sermon consists of select readings from
the Bible, and correlative passages from
the Christian Science text book.
j. A. Trulock sold some of the effects
of w. b. Hight this afternoon at the
corner of Main and Fourth streets.
Much of his property had been sold at
private sale ard this was a cleaning uI
sale preparatory to Mr.. lights removal
to Colorado Springs, Col, for which
place he expects to leave. Monday.
w. Fl. Law states that he didn't need
to light the street lamp to file his saw by
yesterday as long as certain reporter
for The News stood near with his hat off
the reflection from his hairless Uranium
being ample and sufficient for all pur
poses, but when he departed the dark
ness and gloom was so intense that h,
COUNT cut it after the saw was care
fully s~harpened.
w. f. Alexander departed yesterda,
for Utah to begin work in his new terri
tory for the McCord. Brady company o
Omaha. He viii return in about 81,
weeks and move his family to Ogden
which city has been chosen for thei
new home. MIR. A~lexander's old terri
tory has been assigned to Mr.. Erskipe
who will move his family here iron
South Dakota about the first of June.