The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1904-09-23
SATURDAY SETTINGS.


Il. Moore as down from Creighton
yesterday
j. H. Hide was over from Madison
yesterday
Geo. Mitchell was In the city from
Osmond yesterday.
willis Mcbride of Madison was In the
city over last night.
Mr.. Root of Iusk, Wyo, was a Nor
folk visitor yesterday
S, NJ. cate and ed, Bartz were down
from Pierce yesterday.
C. Sewel was In the city short time
yesterday from Wayne,
Weert Kercheffer of Tilden was In
the city today on business
E. X Valentine and wife were over
night visitors from West Point,
Sylvester Lewis and wife were over
from Madison shopping yesterday.
G. C. Weber and Mr. williams have
gone to Lincoln on insurance business,
Mrs. !, II, Alter was down from Bat
tie Creek yesterday on a shopping tour
A. J. Hengstler was in the city on
business yesterday from Battle Creek.
John Wenke of Plainview is in the
city ON his way home from Casper,
Wyo.
George Marsh and Miss Jennie Mil
ler OF Orchard are visiting friends in
the city.
MIR and Mrs. Carl Rehfeld of Plain
view are guests of Mr., and Mrs Emil
Koehn on Braasch avenue.
Mrs H. pentler of Council Bluffs,
Iowa, is In the city visiting with her
sister, Mrs, Sidler,
Leland Spaulding Is homo from Mad
ison where he captained the base ball
team through short but successful
season,
Mrs. A. ]. Durland and Mrs. Burt
Mapes and children drove to Madison
today to visit with Mrs. T. T., Mem
minger
Rome Miller of Omaha arrived In
Norfolk on business yesterday at noon
Judge II, Wade Gills was In the city
over night on his way from the county
fair at Madison to his home in Teka-
nah,
Miss Pearl Archibald, a student al
the state university who has beer
teaching at Lead City, South Dakota
passed through Norfolk yesterday en-
route to Lincoln where she will resume
her work
Frank Jackson OF Fairfax passed
through Norfolk yesterday enroutt
home from n trip through the Black
Hills with his father. The trip was
one of combined business and pleasure
He had driven to stuart from Fairfa'
last Friday.
Al Johnson says there is not fish
worm or fair substitute In town
and If anyone is authority on the sub
ject, 1t is Al,
Fourth street has been PARTIAL.
graded as far as the alley north from
Madison avenue, and another layer o
clay and soil will be added If the con
tract and specified cost will admit o
II.
The gas company Is piping from tn
main that runs to The News Office int
the Auditorium, where the gas will b
and for other purposes of convenienc
to the actors and actresses,
Circus day has again come and gon
in Norfolk, the Norris x Rowe shoN
leaving late last night for Columbu,
where they will exhibit Monday after
noon and night. The next attractio
on the Norfolk program is the base
ball tournament on September 27 .
and %, when four OF the fastest team
in northern Nebraska will contest 70
the liberal purse hung up by the locG
committee
The horse attached to the plumbin
wagon of o, w. Rish indulged in
squirt of speed last evening. runnin
from Twelfth street to Tenth on MOI
folk avenue. Near Tenth the wago
collided with an obstruction, smashin
one of the wheels and the frightene
animal was afterward stopped. Til
plumbing tools that were in the WACO
were scattered about rather promiscl
ously and Mr., Rish spent some tin
in getting his property together.
During one of the hippodrome rae,
mt the Norris & Rowe circus yeste
day afternoon one of the ponies a
tached to a chariot fell and was dral
ged n considerable distance by Il
other ponies in the team. The litt
animals near side was badly cut
the result OF the accident and one -
its fore legs and one of the hind lei
were badly sprained 1t was with diff
Guilty that the brute made its way
the cars but the hostler thinks that
will recover in a few days and be alb
to perform its share of the work al
take part in the performance again.