The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1904-10-21
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present That meeting viii later be
announced
The l. q. q t. grand lodge opens
ts annual session in Lincoln today
The following viii represent Norfolk
lodge No lG. H. t. Spauldur, s. r..
Mcfarland and Sidney Robertson,
delegates, and George n. Bools, past
Grand master of the state, Mrs. Anna
Wcitz represents the Robcl,ah lodge
at the state gathering of that orgaui-
,ation, auxiliary to the Odd Fellows.
The October speciality in the wealth
or line last night was a regular June
thunder storm which, besides making
a brilliant electric display spilled
something over an inch Of moisture ON
nm already ovorsoakod country This
brings the total rain for the month to
more than an inch ana halr which
s unusual for the first half of Octo.
her This morning the wind has
changed TO the north aud the tcmperu-
ure was quite materially reduced
w NJ. Robertson IFS suNorlun from
% badly bruised finger ON his r'aht
hand, which prevents him from shah.
Ing hands with the hand that OUGHT
Io be shaken Three weeks arO ne
fell, striking this finger The bruiso
still continues, and the pain today oX-
tends as far as his shoulder Moth.
ing serious, however, is anticipated by
his physicians. Mr.. Robertson Is
shaking hands with himself today be
cause of the fact that he isn't running
for governor In that event he real
iZes that he would be forced to shake
hands continually with n lot OF peo-
pie, which would send sharp aches
through his system each time. II he
had been running for governor,
though, he would not have fallen
down.
torday from Grand Island
Ed Hunter, who has been quite sick,
is very much improved today.
Fcrd d. Grebinor was a Norfolk Wis
itOr from Humphrey yesterday.
John A. BorgstrOm was in Norfolk
yesterday from Newman Grove.
Mr. and Mrs c. n. Barnes of Plain.
view were Norfolk visitors yesterday,
H. n. Beech was a visitor to Nor
folk from the county seat yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. f. Patterson Of Ne
lgh were Monday visitors in Norfolk.
S. o. Campbell came down from
Creighton on the early morning train
| today.
Mr.. and Mrs. Anderson were up
from Stanton yesterday on a shopping
expedition.
A. II. Abts was over from Madison
yesterday.
NJ Purcell was in the city yesterday
from Laurel.
Tom Harvey of Fremont was in the
| city Yesterday.
j. NJ. Perry was in the city ycster
| day from Genoa
Frank Lambert was down from Os
mond yesterday.
ID. A. Hall of Wayne was a Norfolk
visitor yesterday.
S l.. Hogne OF Winsde visited in
Norfolk yesterday.
Art HoIcomb of Madison was in
Norfolk yesterday
A s. Beckhind of St. Edwards was
in the city yesterday.
II TeigIer was a Norfolk visitor
from Fremont yesterday.
ID. A. Hancock was in Norfolk yes
! terday from Wood Lake.
II. W. Risley was in the city yes
Postmaster |. B. Jeffries of Pilgel
was in the city yesterday calling or
old friends, and paid a pleasant visi
to The News office.
Mrs. Thomas Bell who has beer
visiting with relatives and friends il
Norfolk during the past week, lef
last evening for her home in Lusk
Wyoming.
c. NJ. Henderson returned TO Nor
folk last night after a long triI
through the northwest. He left again
at noon today for Casper, Wyo., wher,
he will be located in the future. Mr.
Henderson formerly was connected
with the Hayes music house here.