The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1901-10-04
WEDNESDAY WRINKLES.

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city greeting old time friends.
Editor w. u. Evans Of tho Meadow
Grove Press was in the city today
Miss Eleanor Cofeen returned to her
home in Council Bluffs, Iowa, yester.
day.
Mrs. II. H. Mohl and Miss Ethel
Chilvers of Pierce are Norfolk visitors
today.
DIR. y. IL Salter went TO Elgin today
TO operate on patient afflicted with
cancer.
A. r. Campbell and family expect to
make their future home ut Franklin,
Kentucky.
DIR. A. Bear is having permanent
cement walks laid at his home on Nor
folk avenue
T.. h. Gillin of Coloridge has pur-
chased the Eberhart restaurant and IL
now in possession,
Dan Metcalf is moving his family
into the rooms over Cow Bros Office in
the Rome Miller building.
Mrs E. Tanner and Miss Annie Him-
norman of Battle Creek were here yes
terday doing some trading.
Joseph Allbery il having cement
walk laid in front Of his residence prop.
erty on South Fourth street.
A 0-pound son was welcomed to the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Bluecher OH
South Fifth street yesterday.
Richard Wright and j. Alexander of
Mercer, Pa, are hore with II A, Stew
art of Omaha on hunting trip.
Mrs. w. j. McNamee and children
returned at noon from n four months
visit with friends and relatives at Tor
onto, Canada.
jenkins and Albert Degner left this
morning for n hunting trip in the terri.
tory northwest Of Pierce.
II. S. Livingstone was able to be
about again today for the first time
since he was taken sick here last week
while doing his advance work for the
(Which is Who" company.
Mrs. Robert Smith and Mrs. j. @.
Aid enjoyably entertained their friends
this afternoon at reception at Mrs
Aids home in South Norfolk. The
hours were 3 to and 4 to g.
The Norfolk Shoe company nine and
the Edwards team engaged in two
games Of ball Saturday. The Shoe nine
won the first game by n score of to 4
and the Edwards team won the second
by IL to3.
The 2Sth annual meeting of the Ne
braska branch of the woman's board Of
interior missions of the Congregational
church was in session at Fremont yes
terday and today. The program states
that Mrs Bridge and Miss Sheldon Of
this city will report on the junior work
this morning.
The seat sale for (Which is Who"
opened this morning very promisingly
and those who desire choice of seats
will undoubtedly be compelled to Sc
cure them at once. a company of 2l
young ladies will form one of tho theatre
parties that will attend the performance
tomorrow night,
VIM. Wheeler, formerly publisher Of
the Wakefield Republican, has purchased
a paper at Oak Lake, Manitoba, and is
now there. Mrs. Wheeler and the
children left Wakefield today to join
him in their new home. Mr. Wheeler
has many friends in northeast Nebraska
who will wish him much success in his
new field of work.
The permanent walk enterprise has
been much in evidence in Norfolk dur
ing the summer and many have been
laid, some of them replacing old and
worn board and plank walks and others
being put down where no walks had
been before. Another season or two of
TINS sort OF improvement Will make Nor
folk one Of the best towns in the state
regarding its sidewalks
Senator Fairbanks of Indiana has
kindly consented to spend four days in
Nebraska during the campaign, under
the republican state central committee,
ON October Is, II, IS and 10. Senator
Fairbanks has been spoken of often as a
probable candidate for the presidency.
Norfolk may be able to secure him for
an address if arrangements can be made,
All republicans are requested to meet at
the office of Mapes & Hszen tomorrow
evening at o'clock to consider the
matter.
A Missouri woman who claims to
have been shown" says that common
coal oil is sure cure for rattlesnake
bites. She says that she has been bit.
ten twice and used this remedy effect
lively. She also tells of horse that was
cured in the same manner. She advises
the use of plenty of oil and if used or