The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1905-04-07

N'ii WIN dbffIu CNuutUldhtI.
Mrs. W. n, Danios was In Norfolk
Yesterday from Madison.
q. +. Nesht was Norfol, visitor
from Oakdalc yesterday.
Fred Lee and |. =. Bare were Nor.
folk visitors from Verdigrc.
E l.. Wellend and q. Il. Lewis were
in the city yesterday from Meadow
Grove.
Harry Carpenter and Robert Car.
pcnter were In the city Monday from
Pierce.
Senator Allen, J. II. Forlin, G. S.
Smith and r. +, McmmInger were In
the city yesterday from Madison
Oscar Lewis. Chas. Cole Ed. Sheets
and Earl L.. Cartney were Norfolk Wis.
itors from Meadow Grove yesterday
Miss Edna Durland. who has been
visiting with friends and relatives
here for week. returned To her home
in Plainvlew this noon.
Miss Maud Bohannon and her sis.
ter Merle. were In the city on their
way to Madison after visit with
their uncle at Oakdale.
Charles II Groesbeck has arrived In
the city from Chicago to assume man.
agement of the Norfolk agency for the
Gund brewing company. He succeeds
Don Cameron who will establish bust.
ness in Norfolk for himself.
Right Rev A. l.. williams, bishop of
Trinity church, will make visit to
Norfolk parish tonight at 8 o'clock
and confirm "A class He came from
Creighton this morning and had been
at Niobrara before that He is a guest
at the home OF Rev. and Mrs. ]. C. S.
Wells.
Fred Volpp came down from Bloom
field last evening. lie has just closed
out his interest in the First National
bank at that place, OF which he was
cashier. He Is at the head OF the
Sons Of Herman in Nebraska and Is
a candidate for grand receiver OF the
A. O. u. w.
As long as these March winds AMI
April showers mixed proportionately
there was not large use for the street
sprinkler, but the fact that the wind
Is squirting ahead of the rain record,
makes the merchant and the house
wife glad that the water wagon is on
duty.
Right Rev. Arthur l.. Williams Of
Nebraska diocese Episcopal church,
last night confirmed class OF twelve
persons at Trinity church, Norfolk.
and delivered a very fine sermon ar
terward. He left at noon today fo:
Neigh where he confirms class to.
night.
Some good catches OF pickerel are
reported from some OF the streams and
ponds in the vicinity OF Norfolk by
some OF the more lucky. The number
OF fishermen after the few OF these
fish that have strayed, however. gives
promise that they will not long sur
vive the assault.
Two hundred Knox county farmers
are said to have movement on foot
to organize a stock company and char
ter Missouri river steamer to do
business between Niobrara and Sioux
City. Charles Ruden, John Mischke
and Geo. NJ. bly, are said to be lead
ers Of the movement.
April opened its fourth day with a
heavy hoar frost, the government ther.
mometer indicating about degree be-
low freezing The buds and blossoms
We're not ont far enough however, to
be much affected, and there was no
material damage done by the freeze
The wind, continuing from the north
threatens to repeat the dose again to-
night and add another layer of frost
and freeze on Aprils fair reputation.
Never before have the spring dis.
plays of millinery shown in Norfolk
been more attractive than they are
this season and all of the Easter open.
ings. which have held the attention ~
the wives and misses of the city for
more than week, have been especial
ly striking. Green is said to be "A y 'e-
eminenlly stylish color and there are
many excellent new shapes. The end
of the opening season comes tomor-
row when Mrs. Schwartz will serve
ice cream and cake. Both the Durland
Sisters and the Mrs. Stear openings
Were very largely attended.
Repairing-neatest, best, cheapest
Paul NOrdWig harness man