The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1901-03-15
MENTION.

Easter Sunday comes on April : this
year.
II. +. Barnhardt is in the city today
from Pierce.
George Vessel was in the city Satur-
day from Wisner.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. B. Crum of Creighton
are in the city today.
l.. B. Kerbet of Battle Creek had bust.
ness in Norfolk today.
Miss Lizzie Kendrick was in Norfolk
Saturday from Hoskins.
G. A. Balleweg of Creighton visited
in Norfolk over Sunday.
j. II. Dragood Of Hooper was in the
city over Saturday night.
w. Brown was in the Sugar City from
Meadow Grove Saturday.
Frank Hewins, a deaf and dumb resi-
dent of Gordon, is a city visitor.
Louis and Edna Glass Of Winside
visited Norfolk friends yesterday.
Judge Boyd of Oakdale attended the
Elks lodge meeting Saturday night.
The youngest son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Jas.
Coyle is very sick with pneumonia.
The snowfall Saturday night was ~
inches making a precipitation .l0inches.
Deputy County Treasurer Arthur
Pilger visited in Norfolk over Sunday.
County Attorney Burt Mapes went to
Madison today to attend district court.
Miss Mae Templin has accepted a pc.
sition as clerk In the store of Beeler
Bros.
DR.. Rudolph Mittelstadt Of Omaha
spent Sunday here, the guest of his
mother.
The music Students club will meet
with Will McKim this evening at
s o'clock.
H. A. Wilmerding returned last night
from q visit to relatives and friends at
Flushing, Long Island.
Mrs. J. r. Anderson returned Satur.
day, from a months visit with relatives
and friends at Oakland.
Miss MoNish returned Saturday from
Cummingsville where she vas called by
the illness of her mother.
Mrs. S. f. Gossard of Madison and
Mrs. o. S. Gossard of Oakdale were
Norfolk visitors Saturday.
Mrs. N. E. Foster is here from Plain.
view visiting Mrs. M. @. Walker, Mrs.
j. G. Stitt and other friends.
The telegraph service here was some.
what impaired this morning by storms
east which Frustrated the wires.
st. Patrick's Day, March II, comes on
Sunday this year. And the wearing O.
the green will have to be done at church.
@. E. Burnham of Tilden came up from
Omaha Saturday evening, and remained
over night to attend the meeting Of the
Elks.
Sig. Schavland was over from Madison
yesterday, the guest Of his partner in
the Madison dry goods store, w. H.
| Johnson.
E. p. Weatherby is arranging to nov
his law Office within a few days, from
rooms in the Marquardt block to rooms
in the Mast block.
T. VI. Hull, who has been making
contracts for the beet sugar company in
the vicinity Of Randolph and Laurel,
was home over Sunday.
Rev. w. r. McKim will return this
evening from Columbus where he went
to attend the ordination of Mr. Butler
as deacon of the Episcopal church.
The March term of district court con.
vened at Madison this morning. There
are 96 cases on the docket, a few Of
which:are important criminal and civil
suits.
Mrs. E. w. Strohm departed today
for Fort Collins, COL, to join her hus.
band and will make that their home in
the future. They have resided on q
farm seven miles east Of Norfolk.
The Niobrsra Pioneer has tho report
that q bunch of five deer are making
their winter quarters IN the Niobrara
river near the Big Sandy. A number
of sportsmen have been after them but
none have succeeded in getting a good
shot.
The inch or two of snow that fell Sat-
urday night disappeared quickly during
Sunday, although the wind was from
the north, chilly and disagreeable. To.
day the effort Of the weather seems to
be toward a return to spring like condi-
tions.
A. G.. Lee of Lincoln has purchased a
farm IL miles northeast Of Norfolk and
has moved his family to the new location.
Mr.. Lee has purchased lumber for the
erection of new buildings and contem-
plates extensive improvements ON the
property.
The police of Council Bluffs, failing