The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1901-04-05
SATURDAY SETTINGS.

Frank Minke was up from Stanton
esterday.
Dan Shannon was down from Hos.
kins yesterday.
VIM. II. Hill of Fender was a Norfolk
guest Yesterday.
J. r. Philander was a city visitor yes
terday from Dixon.
Carl Horst of Madison had business
in Norfolk yesterday.
L. A. Gilmore of limerick was a Nor.
folk visitor yesterday.
G. j. Berner of Ewing was in this
metropolis yesterday.
A. G.. Meyers of Battle Creek trans.
acted business here yesterday.
F. p. Arnold was transacting business
in Norfolk yesterday. He is from
Foster.
The next association to meet in Nor.
folk will be the North Nebraska bankers,
on April %.
@. j. Stockwell departed this noon for
Yankton,S s. D.. called there by a telegram
announcing that his brother was dying.
Miss Annie Mcbride accompanied her
friend, Miss Bachelor, to her home in
Fullerton today, and will visit for a
week.
People wanting to change their adver.
tisements in THE News must hand their
copy in during the forenoon to insure
attention.
Miss Charlotte White, ex-superinten-
dent of Wayne county, was the guest of
MIR. and Mrs. Robert Utter while at
tending the association meeting. She
left for her home ON the noon train.
@. w. Braasch's old coal office is
again travelling. For several years it
has occupied the corner of Third street
and Philip avenue. 1t is now travelling
north on Fourth street to a new loca-
ton.
Roy Gardeners horse ran away again
Thursday evening. 1t clashed with a
team on Main street near the postoffice
and there was a general mixup for a
short time. No one was injured and
slight damage was done.
Andrew j. Nelson, living near New
man Grove, was kicked in the mouth by
one of his horses the other day. Sew
eral stitches were necessary to get his
lips in shape. He put up his arm to
ward off the blow and the bone in that
member was broken.
The new Elks lodge of this city is
making remarkable growth in member
ship. At the meeting last evening 10
new members were initiated, being M. @.
Bressler and M. w. Lichty of Clear
water, R. M. Peyton Of Creighton, d.
H. Cronin, @. E. Stout and o. F. Big
lin of O'Neill, J.. A. Madden of Leigh,
Arthur Nyland, Clarence D. Salter and
F. K. Fulton of Norfolk. The out of
town members present at the meeting
last night were Woods Cones, Thos.
Chilvers, w. f. Bishop and J. M. Alden
of Pierce, A. w. Gross of Madison, Ted
Alderman of Stanton, M. G. Won
Rahden Of Creighton. Work on the
new lodge and club rooms in the Mar.
quardt block is progressing nicely, and
it is expected that the order will be 10.
Gated in the new quarters inside the
next month.
The weather has been threatening for
a week or more but not until yesterday
afternoon did it get down to business
thoroughly. Then it showed and the
beautiful" covered the ground to a
depth of about half a foot. Fortunately
there was no wind and the snow lays on
a level. 1t gives a disagreeably winter
ish aspect to the landscape that is not
appreciated by those who have been
watching for the buds to burst and the
grass to shoot but it will undoubtedly be
Of great benefit in placing the ground in
nice condition for spring work and start
ing the crops that have been planted to
growing. The trains have not been de-
layed to any great extent and traffic will
not be greatly impeded if the wind does
not rise and blow the material into
drifts. A few sleighs have been out,
the occupants enjoying the best of the
season.