The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1904-11-18
FRIDAY FACTS.


]. b. Gaff was over from Osmond
]. NJ. Cerrigo was in the city from
Genoa.
J.F Parker is in the city today from
Tyndal
c. S. Mccarthy was over from Mad
ison yesterday.
" NJ. Thoren was down from Bris-
tow yesterday.
J. II. Vogel of Fremont was in Nor
folk yesterday.
p. H. Kohl was in the city yester-
day from Wayne.
H. d. Miller was a Norfolk visitor
yesterday from Stanton.
c. l.. E. Klingdeil of Winside was
a city visitor yesterday.
Robert Utter is in Chicago purchas-
ing a stock of holiday goods,
A. ]. Fromern of Fremont was in
the city yesterday on business
George Hitchins of Plainview had
business in the city yesterday.
Mrs. Evalyn Kelly and Mrs. Anna
Welch were visitors from Parkston.
E. l.. Jarvis and c. C. James were
in the city yesterday from Pingree,
n. d.
H. H. Miller left Wednesday for
Bellewood this state, to visit his
daughter, Mrs. Arthur Brubaker.
DR.. j. NJ. Alden was down from
Pierce today rejoicing with his Nor
folk friends over the outcome of the
election.
DR.. C. S. Parker who is i'll with
typhoid fever, was reported better this
morning.
The Trinity Social guild will give
a dancing and card party tonight in
the Marquardt hall.
Reports state that the father of
Harry Overrocker and Mrs. Vail of
this city, who has been very i'll for
long time, does not improve and is
near death at this time.
c. H. Krahn says that some un:
known person has taken it upon him
self to help husli his corn in the patch
which he owns on East Main street,
Just out of the city. Mr.. Krahn says
that if the person who is doing the
work will call. he will be glad to pay
him for the labor.
II. c. Roundtree, adjustor for the
German fire insurance company of
Freeport, has been to Norfolk and set
tied with James Burrows, owner of
the barn that was burned on North
Third street for his loss. The adjust
ment was very satisfactory and Mr..
Burrows has the money that covers
the loss.
Mr. and Mrs. d. Baum and Mr.. and
Mrs. J. X. BOas very delightfully."- en-
tertained large number of friends at
the home of the former on Norfolk
avenue last night. At G:3Q supperwas
served at little tables distributed
throughout the home Four courses
were prettily served. Later in the
the evening military euchre became
the feature and afforded great fun un-
til nearly midnight. Tonight the same
hosts and hostesses will be at home
to another company of friends.
Frem specuating on the proposition
whether it had ever been so warm in
this section ofsNebraska so late inthe
season the people are suddenly
brought to the point of surmising
whether it has ever been so cold this
early in the year The government
thermometer at DR.. Salter's this morn
ing registered minimum tempera-
ture of only nine degrees above zero.
The lowest temperature in November
last year as shown by the same in
strument was two above zero on the
18th.
August Brummund of this city and
Miss Augusta Steffin of st. Paul,
Mimi, were united in marriage today
at the home of the bride in st. Paul.
and will soon arrive in Norfolk to
hake this their future home, the groom
having prepared his home on South
Fourth street for the reception of his
bride. Mr.. Brummund has for years
held the position of timer in the hard
ware store of Albert Degner and is
well known throughout the city. The
bride formerly lived in Norfolk with
her parents. having but recently re-
turned to Minnesota to make their
home.