The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1901-05-24
SATURDAY SETTINGS,

X. Lucas OF Foster was a city visitor
yesterday.
DR.. II. G.. Leisering of Wayne was in
Norfolk yesterday.
Ariel Craig was in Norfolk yesterday
from Battle Creek.
j. f. Hanson of Tilden had business
in Norfolk yesterday.
NJ. f. Perdue was Norfolk guest
yesterday from Wayne.
Miss Hartley is down from Tilden to
spend Sunday at home.
Miss Hattie McKim is spending few
days in Omaha this week.
Mrs. Anna Hall of Bloomfield was q
Norfolk visitor yesterday.
Dr. Chas A. McKim went to Pierce
yesterday on special business.
G. w. Meyer of Neigh was a visitor
yesterday in this metropolis.
II. p. Shumway of Wakefield was in
the city yesterday on business.
f. L. Culver is here from Lircoln
looking after business interests.
Miss Josephine Butterfeld is expected
to return from Chicago tonight,
e. B. Kenyon has returned from his
trip to Minnesota and NortL Dakota
Judge Barnes is to deliver the Memor.
ial day address at Wayne on the 30th.
Mrs. j. Bishop and Mrs. Hayes of
Omaha are visiting with Mrs. o. j.
johnson.
James Van Dyke arrived in the city
today from Omaha and will take posi-
tion in The NEWS office.
H. E. Owen and family drove to
Wayne today to spend couple of days
visiting relatives and friends.
Fred Sidler has sold his dray line to
d. NJ. Upton, who will conduct it in
the future, while Mr.. Sidler will retire
from the business.
The Pierce ball team of boys came
down today to play return game with
them orfolk nine, and the contest is be-
ing waged this afternoon.
Mrs. VIM. Persons, who has been
visiting at the home of her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Jos. Horrisky, for the past
five weeks, returned to her home in
Pocatella, Idaho today.
Rev. Julius Stevens of Fort Dodge,
Iowa, will be the guest of his daughter,
lay
and will occupy the pulpit in the Second
Congregational church.
H. L. Spaulding, John Quick and w.
N. Huse returned yesterday from Ne
braska City where they attended the
grand lodge A. o. U. w. They report
an interesting and profitable session.
The Stortz block has progressed so
far as to disclose the prospects of a very
handsome building. The white brick
and dark red stone being used in the
front make very handsome effect.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. G. Somers left
for Omaha on the noon train and will
make that city their home in the future.
Miss May Somers will remain here to
complete her year S work in the schools.
The plate glass windows have been
placed in the Bishop block and the
boards that have been obscuring the
front have been removed. This change
discloses a very elegant front and the
average window decorator can readily
imagine what a display may be made in
the building.
Deputy Grand Master Workman f.
F. Miller has returned from Nebraska
City where he has been attending the
the grand lodge Of the A. o. U. W., act
ing as grand watchman during the ses-
sion. He has been reappointed to the
position of deputy by Grand Master
Workman Jaskalek, and will continue
to serve the order in that capacity.
The American Express company has
arranged to receive packages of money,
clothing, supplies, ETC., for the Jackson
vile, Florida, fire sufferers and trans
port such shipments free of charge, pro.
viding they are consigned to regularly
organized relief committees Such
authority has been received by the local
agent and contributors are invited to
take advantage of the opportunity.
Mrs. Ora Lyon died Thursday morn
ing at o'clock at her home in Madison.
Deceased was married to her husband
over two years ago at Wayne, Neb.
She leaves an infant son, their first
born, and her husband, as her family,
besides parents and other relatives at
Wayne. Funeral services were held at
the Madison M. E. church Friday after.
noon, leaving the house at O'Clock.
Neigh Yeoman: Elizabeth B.
O'Neill died suddenly Saturday morn.
ing, being found dead in her bed. 1t
was doubtless case of heart failure.
She was buried Sunday, with services
at the Episcopal church. She leaves
bnchapd and four copc Tho copc ara