The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1901-05-31
TUESDAY TOPICS.

aaf's
ing friends in the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Koenigstein visited
friends Mt Wisner yesterday.
w. Il. Reed Of Madison transacted
business in Norfolk yesterday.
Miss Grace Matrau will go to Winside
tomorrow to visit Mrs. Joseph Cullom a
few days.
Helen and Ella Glissman have gone
to Lyons for a visit with their aunt,
Mrs. Paul Karo.
Mrs. A. II. Kiesau and son...left yes.
terday for a visit with friends at Scot
land, South Dakota.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. p. Moore Of Omaha
are visiting DIR. and Mrs. +. #. Teal ut
the hospital for the insane.
Sheriff George w. Losey of Madison
had official business in Norfolk today
and put in his spare time greeting
friends.
The Neigh house at West Point has
been quarantined on account Of small.
pox, as has also tho home Of +. w.
Zuhlke.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. @. Heppcrly, living n
mile east Of the city, recently welcomed
n son to their home that tipped the
beam ut II pounds.
The Italian orchestra of Omaha Is in
the city and will remain over Friday
night aud furnish tho music for the
Elks dedication and ball.
A. N. Gerecke has rented the cottage
on North Eleventh street recently ..pur-
chased by A. II. Kiesau and will &C.
cupy it the first of next week.
Mrs. II. Il. Gregory left for her home
in Lincoln today, after n pleasant visit
with her mother, Mrs. Belle Pheasant,
and other lelatives and friends.
DR.. G. S. Parker returned this morn
ing from Winnebago Agency. Mrs.
Parker and sister went to Sioux City
this morning and will be home tonight.
L. l.. Wallerstedt has purchased of
Asa X. Leonard the cottage mt present
occupied by A. N. Gerecke and will
take possession rs soon as it is vacated.
Beginning this,morning a train is be-
ing run cut from Fremont to Leavitt to
carry children and others who wish to
work in the beet fields of the Standard
Cattle company-transportation free.
On Memorial day-Thursday-the
p~ostoftioe will be closed, except from
Ii 80 a. III. to 1 pm. and in the even
ing from 7 80 to 8 30. After July | the
p%ostotlice will close at l p. IN. Oh Sun
days, instead of / 80 as heretofore.
While Will Forney of Madison was
out hunting last Thursday with a cap
rifle u piece of one of the caps flew in
his eye. He did not consult q physi-
clan until Saturday and on Sunday was
compelled to go to Omaha and consult q
specialist.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. B. Salter will leave
tomorrow noon for an extended visit in
the east. They will visit Chicago Il
route, and after viewing the exposition
Mt Buffalo will go to their old home in
Port Hope, Canada. They expect to be
absent six weeks or two months.
\ Washington dispatch to the Bee
states that the application of G.. D. But.
terrified, Josephine D. Buttertield, w. H
Buttertield, Alice ID. Buttertield, p. H.
Salter and w. Anders to organize the
Creighton National bank of Creighton,
this state, with $25 900 capital, was APP
proved yesterday by Comptroller Dawes
A special to the Sioux City Journal
from Winside, under date of the 27th,
says that Charles Walters. employed by
j. Mcclure, of Mankato, OH the stone
bridge Q Winside while intoxicated
attempted to give an exhibition of high
climbing, He fell from near the top of
Schneider's ice house, striking on his
head and shoulders, and was carried
unconscious to his boarding house. He
is paralyzed and the physician says his
chances Tor recovery are slight.
Rev. Herbert f. Ryder, pastor of the
First Baptist church, is a fortunate
man. Not only has he a good church to
give him q two-months' vacation, but
he is anticipating a first class method of
spending that vacation, for ON June 26
he will sail from New York on the
steamship st, Louis, of the American
line, fora trip to Europe, where he
hopes to participate in a wedding cere.
mony and this time not for the other
| fellow but for himself and the Baptist
people are reckoning on giving his bride
a rousing and hearty reception on her
arrival here in the fall. This will make
; the sixth time Mr.. Ryder has crossed
l the "old fish pond"
w. A. Hemleben and Miss Alwine /.
Stole were united in marriage at the
home of the brides mother in Madison