The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1901-07-19
MENTION,

T.. p. Wilson was q city visitsr Satur-
day from Ponca.
II. II. Morrison of O'Neill was q city
visitor yesterday,
II. l.. S~paulding is confined to his
home by sickness.
w. Comstock of OAkdale was q Nor
folk visitor over Sunday.
b w. w~oolverton of Pierce was in
the city today on business.
Judge j. b. Barnes was n passenger
for Dakota City this morning.
Miss Pollock of Tecumseh is visiting
with Mrs. McKim and family,
Miss Mary McDole Of Kansas is visit.
ing her ~c,usin, Mrs. G. +. Green.
A. Morrison returned from Sibley,
Iowa, Saturday, for u weeks visit.
Edwin Zuelow of Stanton was visit.
ing Norfolk relatives and friends yes.
terday.
w. Gilmore, formerly of the Balloon
store, has accepted n position in Walls
candy kitchen.
Mrs. w. L. Parker of Omaha is visit
ing her mother, Mrs. b. =. Pippen, at
South Norfolk.
j. w. Humphrey returned Saturday
from Chicago where he had been to
purchase n stock Of goods.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. j johnson left at
noon for Denver and Colorado Springs
where they will enjoy a vacation.
Rev. w. r. McKim, now stationed at
Tecumseh, is visiting at the home of
his mother on North Tenth street.
Mrs. G. S. McCaslin departed Satur-
day for her old home in Glenwood,
Iowa, where she expects to visit until
September /.
Z. H. Luikart of Battle Creek and
w. A. Witzigman of Meadow Grove
visited at the home of G. A. Luikart in
this city yesterday.
Miss Nora Conway has resumed her
duties in the store of the johnson Dry
Goods company, after a vacation spent
at her home in Niobrara.
Mrs. A. Morrison and son returned
last night from Jefferson, Mo-, where
they had gone from Marshalltown,
Iowa, after attending the funeral of
Mrs. Morrison's brother.
The Hoskins ball team played a re-
turn game with the Norfolk West Side
nine yesterday afternoon on the dia-
mond east of town and the Norfolk boys
sustained defeat by a score of 10 to ~.
At Grand Island the temperature has
registered above 100 for 81 days and for
the past three days the maximum at
tanned the 10S degree mark. Norfolk is
evidently not in the hottest section of
the state.
The Norfolk first ball team went to
Humphrey yesterday to play n game
with a team of that place and won out
with a score of ~ to s.. The boys felt
so good over the matter that they have
ordered from G H. Krahn some hand
some new suits, the color of which will
be green. They expect to make a
handsome appearance in the new uni
forms, and those who expect them to be
as green at the game as they look are
quite likely to be disappointed.
Edward F. Klug died yesterday
morning, about 2 o'clock, at his home
four miles northeast of Pierce, death re.
sulting from a paralytic stroke of about
a week before. The funeral will take
place from the house tomorrow morn.
ing at 10 o'clock and will be conducted
by Rev. A. Hofus of the Pierce Ger
man Lutheran church. Deceased was
33 years, II months and 8 days old at
the time of his death. He was a pros.
porous farmer of Pierce county and was
well known to quite a number Of Nor
folk people.
Battle Creek Enterprise: The genial
George H. Spear, Of Norfolk, assisted
by Frank Livingston, an eastern adj
verti wing specialist and newspaper man,
is compiling ar industrial history of
Madison county which will be pub
lished in newspaper form from the press
of the DAILY News at Norfolk. These
have made several trips to
place and Battle Greek will be well
in the edition with write
ups and %engravings. With Spear, Liv-
and Huse at the head of the
enterprise patrons are assured of getting
what they pay for.
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