The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1901-11-29
WEDNESDAY WRINKLES.

today.
Mrs. @. II Connor leaves today for
Lead, s. ID.
Miss Lee has accepted u position in
the Fair store,
Judge Cones was down from Pierce
this morning,
Mrs. w. A. Spencer was down from
Pierce this morning
DIR. u. H. Salter made u professional
visit TO Hoskins today.
On account of Thanksgiving THE
News will not be issued tomorrow.
Norris Huse will come up from Lin
coin tonight to spend Thanksgiving
Kimball Barnes IL expected home
from Lincoln TO spend Thanksgiving.
w. IL. Green, one of Creighton's inn
plement dealers, was in the city today
Mrs. 9. Il. Green left today for Blair,
60 spend Thanksgiving with her hus'
band.
Miss Mnckin, teacher in tho High
school, will 20 to Omaha tomorrow to
spend Thanksgiving.
Gardner 81 Seller yesterday sold the
Knapp farm, three miles west of the
city, for $50 per acre.
Mrs. Anna Madsen returned last night
from few days visit with her son at
Missouri Valley, Iowa.
Mrs. j. NJ. Collamer of Sioux City is
expected here tonight to spend Thanks
giving with Mrs Elsie Desmond.
Mr.. and Mrs @. II, Reynolds, Mrs.
Mcbride and Miss Mcbride will go to
Madison tomorrow to spend Thanksglv-
ing
Mr.. and Mrs. Israel Artz of Dorchester
will be here to spend Thanksgiving at
the home of their neice, Mrs, &. ID Jen-
kins.
Rev. j. j, Parker will arrive tonight
from Kearney to spend Thanksgiving
He will be the guest of his son, DIR. q.
S. Parker.
A special Thanksgiving service will
be offered at Trinity Episcopal church
tomorrow Mt 10 30 II. ma Full choir,
and special sermon.
Miss Helen Storke, teacher i'll Brown
ell Hall at Omaha, is expected tonight
to spend Thanksgiving with Miss WELLS
who was classmate at Nassar college
t. w, Hayes, who has tbeenSvisitine
his parents for several days, left for the
west at noon to resume his duties a'
representative of the Galen Oil com
pany.
The Ladies guild of Trinity church
will meet with Mrs. Spear Fri
day afternoon at 2 o'clock. There ii
very important business aud a full at
tendance is desired.
Judge Boyd and Court Reporte
Powers returned this morning from Nj
obrara where they attended term o
court Judge Boyd went on to hi
home in Neigh today.
The postohice will be closed tomor
row in observance of Thanksgiving, bu
for the convenience of patrons will b
open in the morning at l0:30 and con
tinue open until l o'clock, In tn
evening it will be open from 1:30 to 3.
Members of Mosaic lodge No, 55 A
T.. and A. NJ. held very enjoyabl
meeting last evening, when the tn
Third degree was conferred on oand>
date. Visitors were present fror
Battle Creek, Winside, Pierce, Verdigr
and Stanton. After the work was owe
fine spread was served and was great
enjoyed.
The 81 Perkins comedy company
which was booked to appear in the Aud
itorium tomorrow night has failed
connect and there will be no entertain
ment there. Manager Spear received
late explanation from the company sta
ing that their route was changed br
asking for later date. A contract fC
new date has not yet been sigueC
however. u
Mrs, ,E. p. Weatherby, whose hanC
painted china has given her an excellei
reputation for artistic ability, expec
to make display of her recent work c
Friday and Saturday afternoons of tn
week at her home, corner of Thirteen,
street and sKoenigstein avenue, 81
will be.pleased to have ladies and ge
tlemen.who are interested call and i
spect the display,
Stanton Picket; Theodore Plagemi
has the most severe case of smallp
that has yet made its appearance hel
He is at Rhodes boarding house, whe
he was removed from Mrs. Elmores
soon as he developed symptoms of t
disease. DIR. Underburg who is in
tendance upon him says the eruptio
on his person are so thick that there
not room for any more.
At the Baptist church this event