The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1901-06-14
WEDNESDAY WRINKLES.

g. p. Peters was an over night visitor
rom Or eston.
The Trocadero Is receiving interior
improvements,
Nine patients wero brought to the
asylum last week.
Il. A. Bullock made a business trip
10 Madison today. a..
Evan Evans Of Cornlea passed tho
night in the city.
Hagell Stancliff was n Madison visitor
In town yesterday.
S. l.. Gardner made n business trip
60 Pierce yesterday.
Chas. Nj. Hall Of Creighton is a bust.
ness visitor in town today,
O. II. witter Of Wayne transacted
business in the city yesterday.
Fire crackers are already on the
market and small boys are : it,"
Mrs. w. II. Brakeman and Mrs. f. f..
Coleman visited at Pierce yesterday.
Jerry Dorsey Of Emerson was among
the ont of town people here yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Elliott of Madi-
son visited friends in the city yesterday.
The barber shop OF Hartford 81
Kuhnley is being repapered and painted.
Beulah chapter, No. 40, o. L. s., will
have q regular meeting tomorrow even
ing.
John +. Smith and o. B. Edwards Of
Stanton were registered in town last
night.
L. q. Bley and @. s. Smith Of Madi.
son were city visitors yesterday after
noon.
Miss Margaret Morrow has resigned
her position as teacher in the city
schools.
Will j. Bovee went to Lincoln this
morning, where he will attend summer
normal.
j. Chauncey Childs, who has been ut.
tending the state university, arrived in
the city today for q short visit.
4. II. Martin of Atchinson, Kan, ar
rived this noon for n visit with his
daughter, Mrs. Frank Davenport.
4 Rev. L. w. Scudder of Shelton, Neb.,
is expected in the city this week to visit
Mt the home of Rev. s. +. Sharpless.
Chadron journal, June 4: "Bill
Smith went to Norfolk Wednesday,
where he will work In the future"
The electricity of the past few days
has knocked main springs in watches,
generally. A number of them snapped
at 3 ;55 this morning.
Miss Susie Thompson and Harry
Thompson left yesterday morning for a
several weeks visit at Falls City, Kan.
sas City and Burton, Kansas.
Judge w. +. Norris has been reap
pointed to his position at Manila. His
family, who are o ut Wayne, will
leave this month to join him.
Ernest Anderson was taken sick Mon
day night and is unable to attend to his
duties at Hoffman & Smiths. Russell
Thompson is filling his position.
A fishing party composed of Scott
Holbrook, VIM. Blatt, George Daven.
port and Pete Barrett, went to Horshoe
lake yesterday. They made a good
catch.
Pierce decided to celebrate the Fourth
and raised money for it. Then they de.
cided not to, fearing that smallpox
might be brought to that place from
Norfolk.
Mr.. and Mrs. Slattery will nov to
Lincoln. Mr.. Slattery will go immedi-
ately, while she will visit her parents in
North Dakota until the new home is
settled.
Connections with the sewer are being
made from the new Bishop and Stortz
buildings, while the connection from
the johnson Dry Goods building is be.
ing relaid. i
! An inmatee at the asylum named
Buchanan was sent to his home at
Albion today, a cured. His wife is
stiu a patient AZ that institution. He
became III from the strain of nursing
her.
Miss Winifred Litchfeld left yester-
day morning for Chicago. She will
later go to Buffalo, N. Y, to visit the
Pan-American exposition. She will
make her future home with relatives in
Denver.
Henry Mo~ldenbauer, who has been
visiting with his brother several days,
will return to his home at Lebanon,
Wis, tomorrow. He will be ac-
oompanied by Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Wag-
ner, who will be absent for some time.
W. Evans Of the Meadow Grove Press,
was in the city yesterday advertising
the G. A. r. reunion which is to be
held there July 2. 8 aud 4. He extended
An invitation to Norfolk people to attend
during the whole reunion. and said
there was talk Of making Q special Nor.