The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1905-06-30
MONDAY MENTION.

MONDAY MENTION.
c. w Lemont went to Wakefield to.
day.
John Gray Of Naper was in town
over night.
Robert Reynolds went to Winside
this morning.
Charles Ulrich of Pierce was in the
city over night.
G. s. Smith OF Madison was in the
city this morning.
Miss Jennie Brown is visiting with
Miss Alma Garvin in the city.
Mrs. T. H. Gay Of Belle Fourche,
s. D., was in the city this morning.
Attorney and Mrs. H. F. Barnhart
OF Pierce were in the city this morn
ing.
Miss Maude Tannehill expects to
leave soon for Portland, where she
will visit
r. ], Kelly, H. f. Atkinson and e.
NJ Coleman OF Merna, Neb., were in
the city over night.
Henry Thompson, p. Stanton, E.
Edens and H. J. Kierstead were Til
den visitors in Norfolk yesterday.
Mrs. Ferdinand Haase and Mrs. Otto
Zuelow will go to Hot Springs tonight
for a three weeks visit.
VIII Parker of Boston is in the
city, guest at the home of Dr. and
Mrs. c. S. Parker on Koenigstein av-
enue. other guests at the home today
are Rev. J. J. Parker of Plainview,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Hauser of
Neigh.
Fred Trenepohl paid his fine of $40
and costs Saturday.
Ewing, Stuart and Bassett will eel
ehrate the Fourth of July
+. j. SChoregge is remodeling his
building on Norfolk avenue, fine new
cailings being installed in the Troc.
adero
Henry Haase will be able to cele.
brate the Fourth in his new home on
North Seventh street, which is just
being finished
, The Storz saloon building, occupied
, by Emil Moeler, has been remodelled
on the interior, with new trimmings
y and decorations.
II c. d. Smms has moved into his
9 new house on South Eighth street
The small poX quarantine has been
h removed from the home, after a siege
!, of several weeks.
II A long strip has been filled on the
4 north side of Norfolk avenue, where
new cement walks will be built. A
large amount of filing has been done
also, around the Pacific hotel.
j. J. Kriss. brakeman on the Unior
Pacific at Fremont, is under arrest
) charged with manslaughter. 1t is al
J. legged that he used unnecessary vic
B lence in getting Will McMahon from
). his train a week ago. McMahon wa
B. run over and killed, and his fathe
has now taken up the case agains
s kriss.
D. bunch OF merry tramps enjoye,
keg of beer in a grove northeast O
II the city during the night until police
3 men arrived on the scene and arrest
:. ed four of them. Before daylight tn
four were turned loose and ordere
out of town. At breakfast time the
were seen near the river, cookin
"a juicy steaks for their early mornin
II meal
n A baseball team from Stuart wi
SO be in Norfolk on the Fourth to eros
VI bats with team of this city. TIL
a Stuart boys are fast Not long as
lie they Dlaved a 2-1 game with Valentin
le which lasted through ten inning
lie They announced early in the seaso
n that hey would play any team
i their Slze in the state. A warm co,
'l- test may be expected.
iy or the week before the Fourth III
* weather on tap over Sunday was n,
ut Of the kind that is calculated to NAL
al Llen and girls hunt the ice cream an
d. lemonade stands on the shady side
n, of the streets. The weather, hoy
lk ever, is quite capable of making
or change that will come with all II
excess of heat and dust and SWEET,
that the most enjoyable fourth wouI
a. require.
&c Three Norfolk men had a peculii
ly experience on the excursion to Ct
nj cago They started on the same trai
o. for the windy city, but were in di
ferent sleepers They planned to /
together in Chicago When the
's woke up in the morning they four
b that their sleepers had been separa
ed and sent into town on differeI