The Norfolk weekly news., 1900-08-09

OolerluRe, is IN the city.
ID. +. Chambers of Stanton was a
Sunday visitor in Norfolk.
Miss Mamie Mcneil, clerk at Baum 8,
is taking weeks vacation.
DR.. f. A. Bryant left this morning
on a business trip to Omaha.
Chas. Biersdorf leaves today fol a
weeks visit with his folks in Plainview
A few light showers this morning
cooled the air somewhat and laid the
dust.
Mrs. Nettie Hewins went to Genoa to.
day to visit her friend, Mrs. Baker, for a
week.
A brick walk is being put in on the
North side of Main street, abutting
Eighth.
G. A. Luikart and wife went TO Long
Pine Saturday evening to recreate for
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. S. Martin leave to.
morrow for the Black Hills to visit their
daughter.
Robert Manley and Ray Hammond of
Fremont spent Sunday in the city visit.
ing friends.
G. w. Patter, Carl Mohr and j. B.
Mcdonald of Pierce were Sunday Wis
itors in Norfolk
Mrs. w. Warneke is having her resi-.
dence, corner Fifth street and Madison
avenue, repainted
A blind couple with mandolin and
guitar, We're entertaining people Oh
Main street today.
Miss Cunningham of Maple Grove,
Iowa, who has been visiting the Misses
Howe, returned to her home today.
g. F. McGrew of Lincoln, national
bank examiner, is in the city looking
over the books of the Norfolk National
E. M. Norton will leave tomorrow for
Van Buren,, Arkansas, on a visit. He
will be accompanied home, by his
mother.
Miss Nicola Walker entertained
number of her little friends at a party
Saturday evening at her home in The
Heights.
1t is said that the dog poisoner is get.
ting in his work at Stanton and that
several CANNES have recently suspended
operations.
Fred jenkins and Harry Patterson,
Howard and Glenn Deering of Beatrice
left today for week of camp life at the
Yellow Banks.
John Burnett, died last Friday at his
home two miles west of the sugar factory
and was buried yesterday from the ST.
Paul Lutheran church.
Herman Zitkovisky gave his folks a
surprise by returning yesterday from
the east, where he has been experiment.
ing in the culture Of sugar beets.
The last reminder of Ringlings' cir.
cus-the bill boards-are being torn
down and removed. They were the
first here and the last to 60 away.
H. G. Bruggemann, who has been
having siege with typhoid fever, was
on the street this morning greeting his
friends for the first time since his illness.
1t is reported that w. r. Braasch will
soon resign his position with the Citi.
zens National bank to accept a position
with the Swift Packing company of
Omaha.
Mrs. G. j. Howe of Sioux City, Iowa,
who made Norfolk her home for 10
years, is visiting Mrs. j. c.. Aid of South
Norfolk. She will return to Sioux City
Wednesday.
The Norfolk district M. f. campmeet-
ing is now in session at Lyons. The
Neigh district meeting will be held at
Oakdale beginning tomorrow and end.
ing the 10th.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. E. Odiorne, Miss
Fannie Odiorne and Miss Nellie Shenk.
berg will leave tomorrow for Colorado
SPAihSo oho oVAOA PoAhto Wopp Ou u puul'
mer vacation trip.
d. E. Thompson of Lincoln is giving
the working mothers and their children
an outing today at the Beatrice Chau-
tauqua grounds. They were carried
on a special train.
Mrs. Shellen returned to her home in
Creighton today. She has been visiting
her daughter, who was recently taken
sick with typhoid fever at the home OF
Ferdinand Shultz.
The missionfest Of ST. Paul Lutheran
church will be held at Pasewalk 8 grove
South Fifth street, Sunday, August l2
THE NEWS erroneously stated Saturday
that it was to be held yesterday.
The camping party consisting o.
Misses Lille, Stella and Cora Luikart
Nellie Gerecke, Ella Clinkert, Mullen
Mrs. Irwin Gerecke and Mr.. Chas. Ge