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

Arabia.
T. L. Brennan was in the city from
Greedy.
N. NJ Nelson was in town from
Pierce today.
L. C. McGinnis was a Norfolk visit
or from Beatrice.
p. b. West was down from Butte
yesterday on business.
Carl Hansen had business in the
city from Bazile Mills.
Eugene Crook of Meadow Grove had
business in Norfolk today.
DR.. ]. j. Williams is in the city from
Wayne on political business.
Miss Ethel Chilvers of Pierce was
shopping in Norfolk yesterday.
E. Webb and E. H. Stanley were in
the city yesterday from Columbus.
Miss Nell Craig of Battle Creek Wis
tied friends in Norfolk yesterday and
today.
" w. Avery of Jackson, Mimi, is
here visiting his brother-in-law, S. f.
Erskine.
Sheriff Clements was over from
Madison again yesterday on official
business.
Miss Pearl French of Ewing is here
visiting the family of Robt. L. Burns
on South Ninth street.
Miss Helen Glissman of Doom, Iowa
arrived in the city yesterday for a
visit with Norfolk friends.
]. H. Conley and w. L. Kern will
leave Sunday for Pierre, S. D., where
they go on land business.
DR.. and Mrs. P. H. Salter have re-
turned from st. Louis where they Wis
tied the Louisiana Purchase eXposi-
ton.
Senator VIM. V. Allen was over from
Madison yesterday on business, and
met a number of his old-time Norfolk
friends.
Mrs. Pilger has returned from Stan.
ton where she visited with friends.
While there she attended a house
warming party given by Mr.. and Mrs.
Zander.
c. S. Bridge and daughter, Nellie,
Miss Helen Bridge, his daughter, and
watch the Nebraskans win from Iowa
on the gridiron tomorrow.
Mrs. w. N. Huse went to Lincoln
today to visit her son, Gene, and to
see the Iowa Nebraska football game
tomorrow afternoon. She was accom-
penied by Miss Josephine Butterfield,
who will be the guest of Miss Helen
Bridge until Sunday
The ladies of South Norfolk are or
ganizing a literature club that will
hold meetings during the winter to
study the works of prominent authors.
The junior Endeavor society of the
First Congregational church will have
a party tonight at 104 North Ninth
street to which all members OF the So
ciety are invited.
A. F. Tannehill has purchased the
Asmus home on South Fifth street and
will take possession the first of the
year Max Asmus has begun the erec-
ton of new house south of this, on
Fifth street.
The funeral of Erlman Treteen,
twenty years of age, was held from
Christ Lutheran church yesterday af-
ternoon at 1880 Rev. j. P. Mueller
officiated and a large number of
friends and old neighbors attended.
Mr.. Hugh AlphOnsus McCaffrey of
South Omaha and Miss Kathleen Le-
nora Conway, who formerly clerked in
the store of the Johnson Dry Goods
company, have invitations out an
nouncing their marriage today at the
home of the bride in Lynch.
The Nebraska University football
team will meet the team from the
Iowa state university tomorrow after
noon in Lincoln. The Iowans are said
to be heavy and fast and there is every
indication that tomOrrow's game will
be the best played in Nebraska for
many a moon. Booths men will &c
into the game to fight for every point
but the Hawkeyes have long been a
fearful foe for the Gophers and there
will be something doing every minute
of the game.
James Callahan. brakeman on the
Northwestern, had a marrow escape
from death at Fremont. He fell un
der a switch engine, and the monster
machine pinched on two toes of his
right foot. He let one OF his feet sliI