The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1904-10-07
WEDNESDAY WRINKLES.

n, spence was over from MaulSOn
Saturday.
J. II. Evans was a Sunday visitor
from Creston.
A. j. Durand had business In Fos-
ter Saturday.
Mrs. Marsh of Orchard was in the
city Saturday.
Henry Wehage was in the city yes.
terday from Leigh.
o. G. Remember was in the city Sun.
day from Madison.
j. Stravke was in the city yesterday
from Platte Center.
c. b. Durland made a business trip
to Coleridge Saturday.
e. M. Ryan was a Sunday visitor in
Norfolk from Humphrey.
Kalke Bauman of Madison was
city visitor Saturday.
S. j. Stewart was in the city from
Hastings over Sunday.
Mrs w. h. Hoffman and baby went
to Omaha this morning for visit with
II. ID. Wigguit of Clearwater was a
visitor in Norfolk Saturday.
her parents, Rev. and Mrs, r. M. Hen
derson.
G. w. Kebler, jr, was a Saturday
visitor in Norfolk from Leigh.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. w. Davis were in
the city from Fremont Saturday.
The Misses O'Neill of Battle Creek
were shopping in Norfolk Saturday.
Mrs. w. A. Connotz and children of
Rocky Ford, Col, are guests of Mrs.
F.. G. Sater.
l.. Sessions is in Omaha and Mrs.
Sessions is visiting friends in Pierce
during his absence.
Miss May Durland returned this
morning from Plainview, where she
visited over Sunday.
Mrs. A. j. Koenigstein has returned
from two-months' visit with her
mother in Oklahoma.
Mr.. and Mrs Milliman have re-
turned from visit at Silver Creek
and are again guests of their daugh-
ter, Mrs. N. B. Dolsen.
Miss Mamie Thill of Dyersville, Ia,
who has been visiting Mrs. Elizabeth
Henderson, has accepted a position as
clerk in the store of the Johnson Dry
| Goods company.
e. Beal of Long Beach, Cal, dropped
in Unexpectedly Saturday upon his
cousin, A. N. McGinnis, whom he had
not seen for a long time. Mr.. Beal
was once a resident of Madison coun
ty.
Mrs. Howard Rowe is home from
Sioux City where she underwent q
surgical operation for gall stones
about two weeks ago. She is recov
ering remarkably well and very quick
ly.
Mr.. and Mrs. James r. Fain were
in the city from Hastings over Sunday
guests at the Luikart home. Mr.. Fair
has been making a final inspection Of
the United States court house at this
place.
Mrs. Ed Loucks has returned from
Inman where she went to attend the
funeral of her grandmother, Mrs
Smith, who was buried Saturday. The
News was in error in reporting tina
it was Mrs. Loucks' father who hat
died.
Some one was in the upper stories
of the Cotton block Friday night max
ing a persistent endeavor to ente
some of the rooms, going to the eX
tent of trying keys in the locks. Wha
the purpose of the visitor was has no
been disclosed.
Miss Maude E. Tannehill, gradual
of the Norfolk schools and well know
in Norfolk, who is now teaching a
Stanton, is not the Miss Maude E. Tar
nehill who was married last weef
The bride was niece of the Norfol
girl and Is daughter of Mr. and Mrs
F. w. Tannehill. F. w. Tannehill l
brother of the young woman We
known in this city. An erroneous In
preston was created by the announce
> ment of the wedding.
The town of Gregory on the Ros'
bud reservation was threatened by
fierce prairie fire Thursday night an
Friday morning a week ago. The fir
was seen a long time before it threa
ened the town and it was seen fror
Herrick and Burke, where the peopl
we're likewise alarmed. The Gregor
people got to work early, plowing fir
guards and burning between them fc
protection. At o'clock Friday NOR
ing every available man in the tow
was in line with sacks, old coat
blankets and wagons loaded with ba
rels of water, and by persistent effo
prevented it from entering the tow
The fire started thirty miles west I
Gregory. A strip thirty miles lor
and twenty miles wide was burne
= over, destroying many tons of hay an
n food o,,f ond npnnt