The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1901-01-18
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IL W. OWth tthit VI ltoIn Sntythht
last night.
Mrs. Short was a city visitor yesterday
from Pierce.
Mrs. Bohannon and son of Madison
are guests at the home of A. e. Camp.
bell.
III. l.. Spaulding made a business trip
to Wakefield yesterday, returning this
morning.
A. J. Durland went to Inman this
morning on a business trip, to be gone
until Friday.
Miss Laura Durland has returned
from a visit with relatives and friends
in Plainview.
Miss Louise Mathewson of Wakefield
has been the guest of friends in the city
for II few days.
l.. +. Zuelow, n brother of the late
Mrs. Hellerman, from Winona, Mimi,
has arrived to attend the funeral.
j. G.. Mines of Wayne was in the
city yesterday, enroute to Seward to at.
tend the state fremen's association.
Mrs. Adelhaid Koehmann of Freeport,
Mimi, arrived today to attend the fu.
neral Of her sister, Mrs. August Heller.
man.
Mrs. A. j. Durland and daughter,
Jane, 20 to Madison tomorrow to visit
with Mrs. Il. f. Memminger for a few
days.
Mrs. Fred Klentz, ST., who has been
nursing patients Mt Plainview and
Creighton for the past two weeks, re-
turned Monday.
A number of the friends of Mrs. Fer.
dinand Schulz assisted her in celebrat.
ing her birthday last evening at her
home in Edgewater Park.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Yeazel Of Madi-
son we're visiting Norfolk friends yes.
terday. MIR. Yeazel was formerly EN-.
ployed as clerk in Baum Bros. store.
Manager Spear that the
date for a lecture and experiments with
liquid air, which was to have been given
at the Auditorium Monday night, has
been cancelled.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. V. Braasch of Til
den are in the city visiting relatives and
friends. Mr.. Braasch has but recently
recovered from a distressing illness
and is still quite weak.
Norfolk friends have received a letter
from DR.. G. +. KEEPER, now ut Lincoln,
containing the undesirable information
that Mrs. KEEPER is very sick with in.
tiammatory rheumatism. Her illness
started with an attack of the grip.
Bert Rock and Miss Nancy Farage
were married at the home of the brides
parents in Madison Saturday by Rev. J.
l.. st. Clair. They will make Their
home in Plainview, where the groom i,
employed. Mr.. Rock formerly cooked
in the Bon Ton restaurant here.
Mrs. August Raasch, who lives west
of the city, was assisted in celebrating
her 49th birthday last evening by a
large number of friends. and avery en-.
joyable evening was passed. Among
the guests were Mrs. Raasch's brothers
Carl and David Roehrks and families
from Pierce county.
The theory that electric lights can
not be blown ont seems to have beer
dispelled last night. After the vino
from the west had blown in its strength
for about an hour both the arc and in,
candescent lights refused to act. The
fault was remedied, however, shortly
after s O'Clock and the service thereafter
was perfect.
Some there are who think that the
electric lights were very ill hammered
last night during the play. They die
not wait to go out between acts but
went out before the performance be
gan and returned but shortly before tn,
first act started. They should know
with all their experience at plays tina
the popular time to go out is only be
tween acts.
Henry Reinniccous and his sons
Charles and William, of Madison ar,
heirs to +. w. Reinniccous who died il
New York City two weeks ago. Tn,
three attended the funeral, returning {,
Madison Saturday. The will wa
opened before their return and Mr.
Reinniccous gets about 800, 900 and
lot Of valuable musical instrument,
while the ons each receive a l6O.acr,
farm.
A special to the State Journal from
Madison under date of the 10TH says
"A divorce suit has been begun by Johl
p. Wolverton of Stanton against hi
wife Hanna @. The couple was marrie'
February s, 1896, at Stanton. In tn
petition it is alleged that the defendan
has been guilty of infidelity and earl,
in October eloped with one j. T.. VOL
verton, taking a lot of personal propert,
valued at 81, l72. 1t is further allege,
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