The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1904-09-30

w. c. Milton of Hastings was In the
city yesterday.
Max Mueting was a Humphrey Wis
itor to Norfolk.
JOS Freeman Is In the city today
from Plalnview.
Ben. Lunderman was a Norfolk vis-
itor from Bonesteel.
w. a. r. Campbell OF Fullerton was
in Norfolk yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs Il. Il. Shafer was down
from Pierce yesterday.
w. s. stnson came down from Fos-
ter on the early train.
Leona L. Brunswig was in the city
from Howells yesterday.
l.. Reutzel and II. Reutzel OF Neigh
were in the city today.
C. b. Durland left yesterday for Fos-
ter on business trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. A. Shurtz left this
morning for Sioux City.
j. Franzenburg of Arlington was in
the city over night enroute to Bloom
field.
Judge II. Wade Gills of Tekamah |
was in the city yesterday.
Mrs. Millard Green is very sick with
an attack of appendicitis.
Inez Cravath was Norfolk visitor
yesterday from Randolph.
Sheriff j. j. Clements had official
business in Norfolk yesterday.
Lewis Campbell went to Lynch this
afternoon for "A few days visit.
L. ]. Davis and l.. +. Larson of Cole
ridge were Norfolk visitors yesterday.
]. II. Sexton has returned from
two-wee business trip to Keya Paha
county.
Fred w. Pilger of Wayne was in the
city over night and left this morning
for Stanton.
Miss Hattie Jonas went to Madison
today for a visit of couple of weeks
with friends
Mr. and Mrs w. c. Fry returned last
evening from a nine days trip to the
st. Louis fair.
w. o. Hall and w. b. Vail are both
interested in the horse racing at Stan
ton this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. E. owen and son
Charles returned last night from a
trip to St Louis
Sol G.. Mayer, Geo. B. Christoph and
Chief of Police Martin Kane took in
the fair at Stanton yesterday.
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have returned to their home in Salina,
Kas., after visit with Norfolk friends.
viii stafford, assistant cashier at
the Citizens National bank left yester-
3 day for Chicago where he will spend
: his vacation.
e Dr. c. A. McKim returned on the
: noon train from Inman and Elgin,
n where he had been called on profess
e sional business.
$ Miss Maud Tannehill came up from
!. stanton last night and this morning
n went to the home of her parents south
of the city to visit over Sunday.
g DIR. ]. ]. williams of Wayne, the re-
S publican nominee for state senator
t from this district was in the city yes
terday making new acquaintances.
! Miss Fay Watts expects to leave
IT Monday morning for Schuyler, where
r. she will visit awhile and from ther,
Y will go to North Bend and other points
IS in the state. expecting to visit unit
ID Christmas when she will go south fo
lie the balance of the winter.
II concrete foundation is being lai,
y between the power house of the Nor
folk Electric Light company and tn
= machine shop, upon which Will b
II erected another building for the stor
~ age of machinery and other purpose
'e of the Norfolk Foundry and Machin
20 company.
is President Marvin Hughitt, Manage
, Geo F. Bidwell, General Passenge
"a Agent ]. A. Kuhn and other prominer
.. Northwestern officials have been /
~ Casper, wyo., this week. 1t has bee
o;,, ho
;, to attend the races and other festiv
- ties but there are rumors that create
90 significance attaches to their visit, pos
=. sibly bearing on the location of tn
80 Wyoming capital
lie Mesdames N. A. Rainbolt and D. v
tn Mathewson gave an afternoon to se'
lr. enty lady friends yesterday at the
ho homes on Koenigstein avenue. TT
ed guests were received at the home
ad Mrs. Mathewson, where they were ell
he tertained with floral contest, whiC
ial was a very pleasing novelty. tt
ID prize was won by Mrs. Huntingto
ng At 6 o'clock the ladies were invited
ed the home of Mrs. Rainbolt, where the
We were served with an elegant suppe
m Both homes were beautifully decora
he ed for the event,
es. Moore's Concert company is in Il
IN city, taking a vacation for two week
Of The company has been with Freemi
he Bros. tent show during the summer al
lad is now taking a short rest, previous
ro- starting on the winters work. II
for company consists of Mr.. and MI
m Moore and two children and have sor
raj splendid recommendations as mus
of clans.
The wind this morning had chang
'oh to the north after a very warm d
40 and sultry night for this season of t
an year. 1t blew a gale from the sou
yesterday and it is to be expected tn
leu a northern gale will prevail tod
ape which may bring that frost and free
ore that has been generously delayed
'lal the interest of the Nebraska corn ere
al There are a few vines that will be
mp fected by a heavy frost, but the bel
red is general that the corn crop is M
her out of the way of freeze, havi
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