The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1905-06-30
THURSDAY TiDINGS.

on business.
Sheriff Frisbie of Neigh was in the
city over night
DR.. ]. H. Mackay made a profess
sional visit to Madison today.
M. NJ. Stannard and Ernest Korth
went to Madison today on business.
J. s. Peterson and Peter McKnow
Of Verdel we're in the city over night.
Anton Buchholz and G. F. Haase
went to Madison yesterday on busi-
ness.
Miss Emma Schoregge left this
morning for st. Paul, MINI, where
she will attend school.
Geo. w. Kitchens Of Plainview was
in the city this morning on his way
to Sioux City to attend big horse
sale.
Mrs. w. N. Huse left yesterday for
Orange City, Iowa, to attend the we'd
ding Of her brother, Will Legget, to-
day.
w. H. Bucholz, who was here to
returned today to his home in Oak
land, Cal.
Mrs. l.. Austin of Tekamah, on her
way home from the Methodist mis-
sionary meeting at Plainvew, stopped
off to visit her old friend and school
mate Mrs. c. Z. Farley.
S. II. McClary, who had been Wis
iting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. S.
McClary, left this morning for his
home in California, where he has
charge of the night force in the big
gest sugar factory in the world Mr.
| McClary is extensively interested in
copper mine which will, it is be-
ieved, pay out within year, in which
case he will be made independently
wealthy.
Herman Miller, formerly of Nor
folk but recently of Colorado, is in
the city visiting at the home of his
father and mother, Mr.. and Mrs. H.
business in Colorado but was COM
PEELED to leave that section of the
country on account of a severe attack
of rheumatism. He expects to leave
about August l for Wisconsin to work
in factory there. He liked Colorado.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. r. Lodge, living on
rural route No. 4, welcomed bounc-
ing baby boy to their home yesterday
Lee Upton has severed his service
as rural carrier on route No. ! and
John Cronk has assumed the duties of
the position.
Miss Annie Mcbride was a brides
maid at the Rainbolt-Weills wedding
yesterday, her name having been
omitted from the published list.
The front of E. M. Zeische's cigar
store has been removed and is being
replaced with plate glass front that
will add to the attractiveness of the
tore and permit better display Of
-oods.
The weather man has four days tc
.yrepare things properly for the Fourth
Of July celebrations scheduled to take
place throughout north Nebraska. Al
none of the towns have planned II
celebrate with carnival of Venice
warm and drying breezes and bril-
liant sunshine would be the things
o ulpSI III uSIndllu lOl putting JuS WSdlu
er management to the good.
The wet weather has induced thu
growth of large areas of wild barle.
in Norfolk and vicinity, and it makes
a pretty sight, even though the gras
r is comparatively valueless for feed o
pasturage. With the sun glintin!
o from each of the millions of fin
k boards and the wind gently wavini
e the grass, it does not require a wild
d stretch of the imagination to regar,
o il as ponds or lakes of water with tn
:. waves chasing each other across tn
|. surface.
!, Foliage on the trees is unusuall
:. dense and vigorous this year and tn
!. country with its increasing accumr
a lation of groves, shade trees and ol
n chards looks particularly lovely thi
d summer. The color of the leaves
deep green where so often in year
9. past they have been yellowish o
!. blighted. With the crops shown
s well over the hills and valleys ther
is every inducement for country ride
and outing parties when the rain
will cease and the roads will get i
X condition 10 be travelled.
P Cow Bros. will occupy a suite {
rooms in the new addition which III