The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1905-10-06
FRIDAY FACTS.

George Berry has gone to Colorado
on business.
Geo. +. Schmitt of Osmond was in
town over night.
Frank Lambert of Foster came
down on the early train this morning.
Garfield Mathers and Harold Stan.
nard went to West Point this morning.
John Holland OF Gregory, s. D., Is
visiting his friend Fred DCcrland at
Col. Cottons
Mrs. c. i. Hihhen went to Randolph
this morning to visit her sister, Mrs.
Robert Howe.
VIM. Jasper of Plainyow and Ehlcr
Hoppe of Wausa were in the city on
business today.
Jas Carey of tho OXnard hotel was
called to Sioux City this morning on
account of the death of his uncle.
j, NJ. Kelly representing the Sioux
City Printing company, was in the city
over night and left for the west this
morning.
\ party of ladies were here from
stanton yesterday, They were Mrs.
]. T.. Brown, Mrs. A.. Konncy, Mrs, ],
Il. Kingston,
Senator f. ]. Hale Of Battle Creek
was in the city yesterday advertising
large stock sale which he proposes
to hold in the near future.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. C. s. Wells expect
to leave next Tuesday for n three
weeks visit through the east. They
will so to Chicago. New York ant
other points.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. J. Sherman of Chi
cago. who have been visiting ut the
home of Mr.. and Mrs, H. r. Owen
North Twelfth street, left today fol
their home.
Butte won n game of baseball n
Butto from Lynch Wednesday after
noon
The first dancing party of the sea
son to be given by the Trinity Socia
guild, will be given tonight in Mar
Quardt hall.
Judge Boyd and Court Reporter Pow
ers returned at noon from Wayne
where term of district court ha
been in session this week,
Runnie Hull, known to Il number q
Norfolk people, has been given tn
position of electrician at the city oleC
trical station in Fremont
The Junior Eudeavor society of tn
CONGREGATIONAL church will hold
lawn social at the homo of Rev. an
Mrs w. J. TurNor this evening, bt
ginning At o'clock,
Mr.. and Mrs II. j. McCalmm ar
packing their household goods and NJ
land, Iowa where he has n good p
sition, Mrs. McCallum has take
rooms at Mrs. Coles and will renal
in Norfolk for couple of weeks.
The Nebraska Telephone compar
has secured the contract for stringir
a private telephone exchange to Il
insane hospital, whore priva
switchboard with twenty-five keys vi
be installed. The various telephone
will reach into the several office bull
ings of the institution.
Wedding invitations have been 7
ceived here for the marriage of l.
liam Beatrice, daughter of Mr.. al
Mrs. B, H. Robson of Omaha, to NJ
James Farney of ST. Louis. Both a
graduates of the state universit
Miss Robson is member of Del
Gamma sorority and Mr.. Farney is
member of Delta Tau Delta fraternit
They will live at st. Louis.
Over 5000 from one acre and qut
ter of water melons in Madison cou
ty is not bad record. But c. b. ClG
ton of this city has done even bett
than that this year. From the wat'
melons which he raised on this lit
patch-one and a quarter acres-N
Clayton has already realized Sl95
cash and he still has 500 melons
the farm to be sold this season.
Invitations have been received
Norfolk friends for the marriage
Miss Adnelle Cady daughter of n
and Mrs. Addison Cady of St. Pa
Neb.. to Mr.. George Pyne of that pla,
The ceremony will take place in I
Methodist Episcopal church at st. p;
on the evening of Wednesday, Oc
Der IL at o'clock. They will be
home in st. Paul after December
Miss Cady has visited in Norfo
She is a graduate of the state univ
sity and a member of the Delta De
Delta sorority,
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