The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1903-05-01
SATURDAY SETTINGS.

S, j. Arnett Of Madi, on is in the city
today on business.
Verne Rainey of Pierce is in the city
enroute tn Ainsworth.
Mrs, II. II. Mohr of Pierce was shop.
ping in Norfolk today.
E. II. Tracy went to Ewing last night
on q short business trip
o. r. Oleson of Wisner was in the
city yesterday on business.
Mrs. d. Wilkinson of Fremont is the
guest OF Mrs. L. s, Sheean.
Fred Stafford went to Omaha today
to spend Sunday with friends,
Mrs. f. w. Richardson of Battle
Greek visited in Norfolk yesterday.
G. A. Besta and Sam Wilder are
guests at the Oxnard ouer Sunday.
Miss Lille Parker of Plainyiew is a
guest mt the home of her brother, DIR.
O. s. Parker.
Vitrified brick are on the ground for a
new walk in front of the Turf Exchange
and restaurant.
w l.. Kern and son Oscar and daugh-
ter Leila went to Bloomfield this morn
ing for few days visit
The Eagles held meeting and initi-
alton Thursday night and will hold
another next Friday night.
Ed Erwin will ship carload of
horses to Omaha tonight. This is tie
second car within two weeks.
The new wagons for the rural deliv-
cry service have arrived and are now
covering the territory around Norfolk.
The postoffice will be open tomorrow
from - to 1, instead Of from to 2, as
has heretofore been the Sunday custom.
w. II Clark has found the grip for
which he has been advertising. 1t con-
tanned his painters tools and some
papers.
Mrs J. L. Crotty, who has been
spending the winter in this city with
Mrs T. S. Sheean, returned to her
home in Denver today.
Mrs F M. Sisson is attending meet
ing of the Woman's Home missionary
society at Pender She is Oh the pro.
gram for a paper before the society to-
day.
w J. Rupert. who has been firing on
the @. st. P. NJ. s.. O. between here
and Sioux City for some time, has been
given an engine on the same road be-
tween Sioux City and Omaha, and will
move his family to Sioux City.
The weather opened cold and cheer
less this morning, but the bright sun eff.
fected something of change until the
afternoon became quite pleasant and
agreeable. II the wind bshaves itself
the prospects are that tomorrow will
furnish delightful quality of spring
weather.
Joe Horisky, who was so badly lac.
Grated by the horn of a maddened COW
several davs ago, is quite forgetting his
trouble and thinks now that there will
be no scar at all. He thinks he will
never be bothered again but may re-,
move the horns just because, after all
discretion is the better part Of valor.
Miss Alice Barrett entertained thirty
of her young friends at the home of he,
parents, corner of First street and Nor
folk avenue, yesterday afternoon from
A to 6, the occasion being Miss Alice
twelfth birthday The young folks haC
merry time and when leaving tim
arrived were all tired but very happy.
The proprietor of the Oxnard, Mr.
Bartholomew, is expected to arrive il
the city today to look over his house
It is thought that he may plan to bull
an addition to the building as it is no
large enough now to accommodate tn
patronage. A dozen were turned ava
Thursday night and five again las
evening.
Rev. r. M. Sisson received messae
this morning stating that Rev. A. /
Bray had died at Hot Springs. Ark
yesterday morning. The funeral WI