The Norfolk weekly news., 1900-08-02
MONDAY MENTION.

in Pierce yesterday.
II. &. Howell was a city visitor yes
terday from Randolph.
Harry Gruenwald an6 Selma Weker
are to be married August sth
X r. Marsh of Omaha spent Sunday
with his friend, b. G. Gentle.
Hugh Stevens of Stanton has been
granted pension of 50 month.
Miss Roe Hammond of Fremont is
visiting with Miss Hildreth Sisson.
Misses Martha and Annie Parker will
leave tomorrow for Minnetonka, Min.
nesota.
A brick walk is being laid on the ca. t
side of Tenth street west of Morris
Meyers residence.
The date for the A. o. u. w. distlic
picnic at Randolph has been changed
from August 80 to August 2S.
Miss Elizabeth Sharpless returned Sat.
urday evening from an extended visit
with her cousin Will Davenport.
Mrs. S. T. Napper was called to her
home in Illinois yesterday by telegram
announcing the death of her father.
p Cavanaugh, the Omaha sugar
broker who has been here several DAYS
on business, returned home this morn.
ing.
Miss Clara Freyerham of Stanton Wis.
tied Misses Otelia and Bertha Pilger
over Sunday, leaving for her home this
morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rose will depart for
Lincoln tomorrow where Mrs. Rose will
visit while Mr.. Rose goes to Grand rs
land to audit the books of the American
Beet Sugar company at that place.
VIM. A. Riley, a brakeman on the F
E. and NJ ", and Miss Grace Edwards
o Eddyville Iowa, were united in mar.
riage at 10 30 by Justice Daniels at his
Office in the building west of the Fail
store.
Mrs. NJ. L. Mcdonald, with her sor
and daughter, Harry and Ruth, left
yesterday morning for Sioux Falls, S
D., called there to look after her SOL
who was recently injured in railway
accident.
William Stewart entertained about q
, young friends at party Saturday even
ing at the home of his parents on Yves
, Norfolk avenue. His guests were de
lightfully entertained with games ant
other amusements.
! The special services at the Nj. L
church last evening under the auspice
of the Epworth league proved very in
teresting to those attending. Short ad
, dresses were made by Messrs. Main
Snyder and Beels, while the special mu
sic was a pleasing feature.
E. G. Howe, general manager of th
American Beet Sugar company, VIII,
has been here for several days looking
: after the factory's interests, left toda.
for Rocky Ford, Col, but will return il
about ten days to give further attention
to the factory's interests here.
A steam merry -go.round has locate,
l on the vacant lot just south of THE NEW
office and will endeavor to capture som
> of the elusive nickels brought to the cit
on show day. If The News shows evi
dence of wheels in the heads of tn
; force during the next few days tn
o gentle reader will know how to accoun
for the condition.
Mrs. Hester and Mrs. Meyer of Cole
: ridge have sister Mrs. Stuart, in China
: her husband being Methodist mission
' ary. They feared for her safety bu
r have recently had their anxiety relieve'
]. by receiving letter from DIR. Stuart an
nOuncing the safe arrival of himself an,
4 family at Shanghai from Kuling, whenc
u they had gone early in June.
G. H. Dietrich of Hastings, republican
\ candidate for governor, was in the cit
Il over Sunday and met many of the lead
D ing politicians. Mr.. Dietrich has bee
over the state considerably and it is hi
opinion that the outlook for repnblica
victory all along the line in Nebrask
u this fall is very good He is making a
u active canvass and thinks it is produC
tive Of good results.
Geo, M. Dudley has sold his Bon To
:, restaurant to Messrs Beeson and Surbel
: formerly of Wayne, who have take
possession. Mr.. Dudley will renal
with and assist them until afte
show day, after which he doesn't kno'
" just what he will do. The new prt
> prietors come to Norfolk highly recon
mended and will undoubtedly secui
their share of restaurant patronage.
e Some of the Norfolk merchants al
: talking of the advisability of holding
% street fair here this fall. If such actio
a Is deemed Of advantage definite NOV
4 should be made at once as it requirs
d both time and effort to prepare for OIL