The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1905-06-30
TUESDAY TOPICS.

TUESDAY TOPICS.
S. E. Jewell of Center is in the city
Frank Lambert is here from Fos-
ter
C. H. Wrahn was in Stanton yester-
day.
]. H. Farlin is in the city from Mad
ison.
]. D. Selah of Ewing is in the city
today.
A. P. Willberger of Anoka is in the
city today.
J. w. Myers of Neigh was in the
city today.
Louis Ray of Genoa was in the city
over night. go
Robert Utter is home from trip
to California.
George Losey of Battle Creek was
here yesterday.
F. H. Burns of Fairfax, S. D., was
in the city today.
L. A. Pei y of Lead City, S. D., was
in the city today.
Logan Mcbride is visiting Norfolk
relatives, having arrived last night
from Elgin.
Mrs. Amy and Martha Galley of
Creighton were in the city today.
Oliver Utter and Clyde Bullocl,
went to Lincoln on the morning train
Jack Wells arrived today from
Omaha for the RainbOlt-Weills wed
ding tomorrow
|. T. Cook is filing lots adjoining
the Pacific hotel with layer of earth
ten inches deep.
Henry Fricke of Pierce was an over
night visitor in Norfolk He was on
his way TO Sioux City.
Frank Rehfeld of Plainvew is in
the city visiting his brother, Albert
Rehfeld on South Sixth street.
Miss Josephine Butterfield came
home today at noon from Wellesley
Mass, where she has been attending
Dana Hall during the past year.
L. S. Sayre of Hills, MINI, who has
been west looking over the country
was in the city over night He is
much pleased with this country and
may decide to return here and locate
relatives here for the past week, left
today for his home in Nevada, Iowa
He left his son. Lester, here with w
b. Vail to Tecuperate his health. The
little fellow has been troubled with
asthma but the Nebraska air is ben
efiting him rapidly and it is hoped
that it will not be long before he is
entirely cured.
In a ball game at Stanton last Fri
day, Stanton beat Pilger by a score
Of 6 to 4.
Thomas Chilvers and H. H. Mob,
of Pierce have sent home much fine
fresh salmon from the Portland expo
siton. One fish weighed thirty.ive
pounds.
Work on the waterworks plant nj
Lynch has begun. Materials have ar
rived and it is planned to have the
system in running order in two
months.
Mrs. c. H. Reynolds pleasantly en-
tertained a few young people last
right, including those connected with
the Rainbolt-Weills wedding party to-
morrow.
Leading business men at Tilden are
association with a capital stock OF
$4,000, for the purpose Of holding a
carnival for one week each fall for
ten years at least.
There is interest at Elgin in the
proposed electric line from Elgin tC
Ericsson. Leading business men are
interested in the project and it will
be known in day or two whether or
not the scheme can be carried our.
Many miles of new cement Side
walks are being laid at present in
NDIfolk, and the city's streets will
have an entirely different appearance
before the summers season is I'm.
ishcd A large portion of the walka
tlonc Norfolk avenue have been torn
up for new permanent walks, and to-
dav work was begun on new walk
along North Fourth street Residence
sections of town are experiencing the
same Improvement
A guest at the Pacific hotel this
morning had a peculiar experience
with his meal ticket When he came