The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1901-04-12
WEDNESDAY, WRINKLES.

mum FNibiOu.
@. II. Bart was in the city yesterda,
from. Wayne.
l., Il. Carscallen of Tildon was In tn,
city yesterday,
Frank Dubeck was in town yesterday
from Columbus.
l.. L. Way of Stanton was here ycster
day on business.
s. T. Black was a city visitor yester.
day from Pierce.
Mrs. Chapel Of Osmond was n city
visitor yesterday.
Il, II. Lowery was n West Point Wis.
itor to Norfolk yesterday.
Judge Barnes returned last night from
n business trip to Lincoln.
Il. II. Quincy of Winsido transacted
business in Norfolk yesterday.
II. T.. Barnhardt Of Pierce attended,to
business yesterday in this city.
a. l.. Peterson was a West Point rep
resentative in Norfolk yesterday.
j. E, Duppher Of Plainview was n
visitor to this metropolis yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. ID. Pratt welcomed a
girl baby to their home yesterday morn
ing.
w. Il. Spencer, the Pierce banker,
was in the city yesterday looking..at
some Norfolk property.
Miss Lille Luikart very pleasantly
entertained the members of the Music
Students club last evening.
The ladies of the First Congregational
church will tender Rev. j. j. Parker n
farewell reception on Friday evening of
this week.
A public meeting of all Christian
Scientists, residing in Norfolk and
vicinity, will occur next.ISunday Mt IL
o'clock, April II, 1901, ut Orr's hall.
Frank, the little son of Mr.. andj Mrs.
N. A. Lockwood, is again very sick
with pneumonia. He had but recently
recovered from u previous attack Of. the
disease.
DIR. and Mrs. A. l.. Muirhead of Win.
side were here yesterday. Mrs. Muir
head was on her way to Iowa, called
there by the announcement of the death
of a relative.
Rev. and Mrs. f. p. Wigton are here
from Osmond to attend the Lang.Step.
pier wedding this evening at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. II. w. Williams. Mr..
Wigton is to officiate at the ceremony.
The fire department will hold it's regu'
lar monthly meeting tonight. Special
interest centers in this meeting as chief
and other officers of the department fol
the ensuing year are to be chosen,
There should be a large attendance OF
members.
G. j. Stockwell returned last night
from Yankton, S. d., where he had
been called owing to the serious illness
Of q brother. He states that his brother
had been having a hard fight with pneu.
monia for existence, but was improving
when he left.
The West Side hose company held @
meeting last night and elected the fol
lowing officers for the ensuing year
Ray Hayes, president Hugh Mullen,
vice president and secretary Arthur
Steinbrecher, treasurer; Willard Green
foreman &c. W. Gerecke, assistant fore
q
Yesterday was the anniversary Of thu
birth of Mr.. Wieburg, fireman on thu
early M. 81 o. train, and last evening
number of his friends, including fellow
employees, called on and surprised hin
at his home. Refreshments were serves
and an informal good time was enjoyed
by those attending.
Gov. Shaw of Iowa will address tn
Northeast Nebraska Bankers associa
ton at its convention to be held here OF
April %. Gov. Shaw is a man of ma
tional reputation and the public gener
ally will be we'll rewarded by attending
his speech, which will be given at al
hour in the afternoon to be announced
later.
The following out.of-town guest
have arrived to attend the Pllger-D aven
port wedding, which takes place thi
evening at the home Of Mrs. Davenpor
on North Ninth street Mr.. and Mrs
f.. Winter of Madison; Miss Otelia Pill
ger from Madison Frank Pilger O
Plainview Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Daven
port and children of Sioux City.
r. II. Johnson, formerly a photogra
pher of Red Oak, Iowa, has brought tn
Michael gallery and will reopen j
in about two weeks. The building
now occupied by the Inskeep Mill
inery Co., will be removed to the corne
ofMadison avenue and Fourth street an
equipped with a skylight for Mr.. John
sons use as a photograph gallery.
An exchange offers the following ad
vice to the person afflicted with a younI