The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1905-04-14
WEDNESDAY, WRINKLES.

WEDNESDAY WRINKLES.
C. S. Smith was over from Madison
yesterday.
c. f. Early is in the city today from
Columbus.
Mrs. d. A. Hall was in Norfolk
from Wayne.
w. e. King was down from Chad
ron yesterday.
p. ID. Correll was down from Plain.
view yesterday.
A. Clark was here frob Meadow
Grove yesterday.
G. M. Krause was here yesterday
from Plainview.
Will Howe was in the city yester-
day from Tilden,
Eliza Shearer was in the city yester-
day from Laurel
w. j. Sears of Creighton transacted
business in Norfolk.
Manager Anderson of the Auditori-
um has left for Sioux City.
F. j. Hale of Battle Creek had busi-
ness in Norfolk yesterday.
George d. Butterfield went to Oma-
ha this morning on business.
George Wheeler of Creighton had
business in Norfolk yesterday.
C. c. McNish of Fremont was in
the city yesterday on business.
Mr.. and Mrs w. r. Locke were in
the city yesterday from Stanton.
Mrs. Pratt of Battle Creek is visit.
ing her daughter, Mrs. NJ. Endres.
j. G. Sharp of Columbus was a
business visitor in Norfolk today.
J. Crosby came down from Creigh
ton on the early train this morning.
Mrs. Stewart and daughter of Lin.
coin were in the city yesterday en-.
route to Madison.
Mrs. w. H. Fields of Madison, who
has been visiting Mrs. c. E. Burnham
of this city, has returned home.
e. E. Crew and members of his
family were in the city yesterday
from Tilden doing some trading.
Ed Fricke, j. r. Montgomery and
o. l.. Nicholson were a trio of Mad
ison visitors to Norfolk yesterday.
H. T. Glendening was in the city
yesterday on his way to BOnesteel
where he will take up his residence
on his Rosebud claim.
The street grader has been busy all
day today, cleaning up the streets and
cutting down rough edges.
The April weather, though still a
trihe cool, continues to be very charm
ing and this sCrt of a day invites out
of door drives and bathing in the
fresh air.
Captain Mapes of Fort Niobrara,
who has recently been promoted and
given charge of company in the
Philippine islands, will leave Valen-
tine about the first of June for that
place. Captain Mapes has navy ac.
quaintances and friends in Norfolk.
Some political interest attaches to
the election of officers of the Norfolk
fire department, which takes place
this evening. The chief chosen must
be subject to the approval of the city
a considerable extent the action of
the department at the meeting to-
night. There are number of candi-
dates in the field for the various Off
ces and the contest is quite likely to
be spirited.
Another night of frost and cold has
been registered in by April and it is
to be hoped that it is about the last
of the series and that the garden
truck and other vegetation that has
given a chance to do something for
the people with appetites for early
vegetables. The forecast is for warm
er but there are likely to be a num-
ber of chilly nights before warm
weather is finally inaugurated
w, r.. Hoffman, chairman of the
committee on entertainment for the
commercial club, has issued return
postal card invitations to business
men and property owners for the So
cial meeting of the club at the city
hall Friday night. The return card
is for the acceptance of the invitation
so that the committee can plan on
how many will attend and what ac-
commodations are necessary for the
company. 1t will undoubtedly he one
of the most pleasant and enjoyable
social events in the history of the city
and few regrets are expected by the
committee.
AdiIet tha 4 zee