The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1901-07-19
TUESDAY TOPICS.

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DIR. A. II. Corb,tt Of Madison was in
Norfolk yesterday.
Miss Alice Bronze of Omaha is here to
visit family and friends n few we, ks.
Mrs. l.. A. Fisher and children of
Oakdale ARE in the city visiting friends.
Mrs. G, III. Vail went to Tildon last
evening to visit at home for n few days.
Owen Bros, nre building n large bnrn
on their ranch nine miles cnst OF Nor
folk.
Ray Hayes went to Fremont this
morning to attend the firemen's tourn.
nment.
Rev. j. y. Mueller returned yesterday
from Rigc, where he conducted services
Sunday.
Miss Laura Buckendorf left for Min.
reapolis this morning to visit for n couple
of months with relatives.
Peter Bogenson went to Neigh this
morning to recover n watch which he
lost on n recent visit to that city.
Mrs. Il. Dcdlow, who visited Mrs.
G. Bley for the pnst week, hns re-
turned to her home in piainview.
Mrs. Frederick HOOK of West Point
arrived yesterday for n months visit
with her daughters, Mrs. Asmus and
Mrs. Rudnt.
Owen Bros, have bought n ranch
neal Chapel which gives them control
of about 10000 acres of range. They
expect to stock it Mt once.
A merry .go.round has been set upon
the vacant lot just west of Fueslcr's
tailor shop and the youngsters are nj.
ready skirmishing for nicklcs.
II. L. Owen went to Vallisca, Iowa,
last night to relieve his brother Dave
from duties in connection with their
railroad contracts for n few weeks.
A game Of baseball between the Nor.
folk and Stanton Junior league teams
will be played on the grounds of the
latter tomorrow afternoon. An inter.
esting contest is expected.
Next Friday night is the time to offer
your suggestions for the September
carnival. All good ones should be
given respectful consideration. If you
have an idea present it Mt that time.
Another public meeting is to be held
at the city hall Friday night to hear the
report of the soliciting committee and
make further arrangements for the
September entertainment. Don't fail
to be there.
Mrs. w. O. Toliver of Laurel will
visit Norfolk friends several days be-
fore departing for her new home in
Riverside, Cal, where Mr.. Toliver will
become a member of the II. w. Ender-
ly Dry Goods company.
j. w. Edwards has granted the use
of n portion Of his ground southwest of
the creamery to the Norfolk base ball
nine and the work of making a model
diamond is well under way. The
ground is being scraped and will other
wise be fixed up for q regulation base
ball field.
The Sunday school of Trinity church
will picnic at Taft's grove tomorrow.
Members and friends of the congrega-
ton are invited to participate. Sunday
school scholars and others are requested
to meet at the church at 8 o'clock in the
morning and free conveyance will be
awaiting them there.
On August 6, the people Of Laurel
will vote on the proposition of bonding
the village in the sum of So, 400 for the
purpose of constructing a system of
waterworks. The Laurelites are show
ing a spirit Of enterprise that may well
be envied by some of her larger though
progressive sisters.
The large thing at the Thirteenth
street gulch has been placed and the
street is being ditched on both sides.
While it is not expected that this will
take care of all the water at high tide
in the gulch, it will certainly help and
will probably care for an ordinary
without causing an overflow.
Some Randolph ladies went TO Osmond
recently to see a ball game. They went
to a hotel to wash the dust from their
and primp a bit and were taxed %
a couple for the privilege, accord.
ing to the Republican. If they were MS
long about in rs some ladies the land.
lord was not unreasonable in the rent
charges for his wash room.
r., r.. & NJ. v. H.. X. Cheap Excursions.
July | to September 30, special sum.
mer rates to Utah.
July l to August 81, special excursion
TO Colorado and Utah.
Every day until October 81, Pan.
American exposition rates to Buffalo,
N. Y.
July %, "A and 20 to Chicago one fare
Inc 60 fnr rppnl frin annpr-t Do-,;,.