The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1901-03-15
SATURDAY SETTINGS.

Peter Haas was o city visitor yester.
day from Tilden.
Mrs. Erwin Gerecke paid a visit to
Omaha yesterday.
G. H. Folsom of Plainview was in
Norfolk over night.
Thos. +. Smith was in the city over
night from Madison.
Mrs. J. G.. Troutman went to Winside
yesterday to visit friends.
George Krumm Of Tilden had bust.
ness in Norfolk yesterday.
J. L. Longwood was a visitor to the
metropolis from Hooper last night,
Mr.. and Mrs. @. s. Bridge entertained
the West Side Whist club last evening
J. II. Burke and Newton Calico were
Norfolk visitors over night from Serb.
ner.
Miss Maud Brewer went to Stanton
this morning to visit friends q few
days.
superintendent d. G. O'Conuor was
a passenger for Harrington this after.
o o
Mrs. E. w. Bates is confined to her
home with o very sever attack of
erysipelas.
Miss Jeanette Dolen went to Ran.
dolph this noon to visit her parents a
few days.
Sheriff George w. Losey was over
from Madison today looking after official
business.
Mrs. r. A. Tawney and three
daughters were here today from Pierce
doing some trading.
An elevator at Westbrook, near Albion
collapsed Thursday afternoon and 5000
bushel, of grain were scattered on the
ground. No one was injured.
The Railway hall at South Norfolk
has recently been remodeled and last
night for the first time since the change
was made, a dance was given.
Mrs. John r. Hays entertained a com-
pany of So little people yesterday after
noon in honor of the birthday of her
granddaughter, Dorothy Salter.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. r. Kearney expect to
occupy the cottage on South Fourth
street, vacated by Mr.. and Mrs. Austin,
when Mrs. Kearney returns from a visit
to Fairbury next week.
Fishing in the Northfork has already
begun with some success. l.. w. Van
Horn landed a five.pound pickerel the
other day, which he displayed with q
good deal of satisfaction.
An Uncle Toms Cabin company has
been playing neighboring towns but has
not yet visited Norfolk. Explanations
are in order. They seldom pass this city
by and never fail to draw a full house.
N. j. Bundick returned at noon from
his trip to Washington, bringing Mrs.
Bundick and the children with him.
He reports that the Inauguration was a
great affair and that Nebraska's cover.
nor and party were the center of at
traction.
New telephones have recently been
placed; one.in the residenceN of Burt
Mapes, No. 56S, and another in the home
Of Frank Davenport, No. 1871. The
number of G. S. Hayes store has been
changed to 665.
Madison Chronicle: Mrs. Frank
Yeazel and son and Miss Elizabeth
Schavland departed Tuesday for IN ex-
tended visit in California. Mrs. Yeazel
goes to San Diego to visit her mother
and other relatives and Miss Schavlsnd
is to visit in Oakland and possibly may
remain there. Mr. Yeazel accompanied
them to Columbus.
The Winside Tribune bids for new
subscribers in this fashion; when
we issue this paper, and one more, then
we're going to issue another after that.
we're going to keep right On just like
we always bave, but make it q little
better; SO if you are thinking of sub
scribing, you are perfectly safe in doing
80. You'll get your moneys worth"
F. Jeger has sold the Ideal restaurant
on East Main street to l.. E. Carton of
Fullerton. Mr.. and Mrs. Carton ar
rived last night and have taken
possession. They are said to be e1-
perienced restaurant people and patrons
of the Ideal will undoubtedly receive
first class service. Mr.. and Mrs. Jeger
will return to their former home in
Lyons.
In the High school oratorical contest
at Fremont Thursday night Leon
Andrews Of the dramatic class was
awarded the first place, his subject be.
ing Contest in the Arena" Nellie
James of the humorous class was second.
Her subject was Trouble in the Pit"
There were eight speakers. Andrews
will represent Fremont in the district
contest here on the 9th.