The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1901-07-19
WEDNESDAY WRINKLES.

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A. Il. Ward Of Harrington was in the
city yesterday.
NJ. l.. Healy Of Creighton was in Nor.
folk yesterday.
w. G. Smith Of Creighton was In the
city this morning.
II. w. Lowe is in town from Battle
Creek this morning.
l.. l. Bennett Of Hastings had business
in Norfolk yesterday.
Geo. +. Boyd of oakdalo wa n Nor.
folk visitor yesterday.
August ~Piepcnstock of Wayne was n
Norfolk visitor yesterday.
g. S. Smith, the Madison real estate
man, was in Norfolk today.
Il. Hans was a Sugar City visitor
from Battle Creek yesterday.
j. II. Lehman OF Bloomfield rams.
acted business here yesterday.
Mrs. A. Il. Campbell went to Elgin
last night TO visit her daughter for n
week.
Commissioner II. w. Winter went to
Madison yesterday to attend to county
business.
County Surveyor w. II. Lowe went
to Madison yesterday to do some work
for the county.
Three classes of the Methodist Sun
day school are enjoying a picnic today
at Taft's grove.
Mrs. II. s. Bargelt and daughter,
Miss Eva, arrived today from Clarence,
Iowa, to visit relatives.
Count M. @. Vonratden Of Creighton,
formerly an officer in the German army,
was in the city this morning.
Mrs. Chas. A. Saunders Of Center and
Miss CLARA Saunders of Bazile Mills
were in the metropolis this morning,
Il. l.. johnson arrived from Chicago
on the noon train to visit ut the home
of his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. A. j,
johnson.
Assistant Su%perintent O, b. Keyes Of
the Union Pacific arrived last evening
in his special car and gave out the
monthly pay checks to employees of the
road.
Mrs. Kittie Hitchcock and Mrs. Chef
Morey and daughter, Louie, OF Pierce
are visiting friends in the city and will
be present ut n picnic gotten up forthem
mt Taft's grove this afternoon,
M. Abrahamian has returned from n
visit of several years to his old home in
Turkish Armenia. During his absence
he wal married and Mrs, Abrahamian
accompanied him to Norfolk, where
they will make their home.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. B. Kenyon have gone
on u trip to Makanac and Snow:Islands,
where they will enjoy the boating and
fishing, also the cooling breezes, They
go by way of st. Paul, Duluth, Lake
Superior and the 800" On their re.
turn will visit relatives in st. Paul for n
few days.
The Madison Junior league base ball
can passed through the city last eve.
ming OH its way home from Winside
and Wayne. The game played Mt Win
side Monday resulted in n score Of 10 to
IA in Madison's favor. At Wayne yes
to-day the Madison boys were victorious
by IA to 4.
Members of Trinity Episcopal Sunday
school, their friends and members OF
families, are enjoying their annual pic
mic today Mt Taft's grove. Pleasure!
usual to such occasions are being in
dulged in and that the time is being de-
lightfully passed is conclusive. Those
participating met at the church THU
morning at . o'clock. Free convey
ances were awaiting them and wei
filled baskets and the young folks were
quickly and safely transported to the
Elkhorn, where a day of pleasure began
under the abundant shade of the trees
Carl Wilde, treasurer of the Norfolh
school district has called in for pay
ment warrants against the district uI
to and including warrant No. 5000
thus paying the outstanding warrants
up to February of this year, The in
debtedness of the school district was re-
duced g. 5000 last year and it is CON
sidered that 1t will be but a short time
at the present rate Of gain, until the
district gets back to the cash basis
Those who we're aware of the condition
of the school finances several years age
considered the district hopelessly in
debt and are more than pleased to no
tice the promptness with which the
condition was met.
Fremont is this week in the hands Of
the volunteer tiremen who may take il
or leave it alone. The state tournament,
is to be held there three days, beginning
yesterday, and an excellent program
for the entertainment of the visitors has
been arranged. A large number oi
fireman arrived yesterday from the