The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1905-07-07
WEDNESDAY, SETTINGS.

Osmond.
H. ]. Backus and wife of Osmond
are in the city.
w s Wanser of Plainvew was in
the city today.
Thos. Kane OF Plainview was one
of the celebrators in Norfolk.
]. Fleming OF David City was
guest of f. F. Ware yesterday.
A. NJ. Reed was down from Bristow.
w. l.. Mes was over from Wayne.
Miss Mabel Holcomb OF Broken Bow
is visiting with Miss Glennie Evans.
Miss Field of Madison is visiting
with her friend, Miss Faie Burnham.
Simon Mayer of Lincoln spent the
Fourth with his brother, Sol G. May
er.
George Beels of Osmond helped to
swell the crowds on the third and the
Fourth
DR.. Peters was among the Stanton
People who observed the Fourth in
Norfolk.
Harry Miller of Stanton, who had
been attending the celebration at
Creighton, where the Stanton base
ball team played against Plainview,
returned to Norfolk last night.
County Assessor ]. L. Rynearson
was among the delegation from the
county seat
Vern Kendrick of Fremont was a
guest of A. II. Brockley over the third
and Fourth.
Deputy County Clerk ]. l.. Daniel
was over from Madison to help Nor
folk celebrate.
II. f. owen came up from Omaha
with his family.
Clerk of the District Court W. II.
Field and his wife of Madison cele-
brated in Norfolk.
Hon. B. T. White and family of
Omaha were guests at the home of
A. ]. Durland yesterday.
Rev. and Mrs. Siegler are in the
city, visiting at the home of her pa
rents, Mr.. and Mrs. F. Pasewalk.
Horton Munger was in the city yes
terday from Omaha, celebrating the
Fourth of July with Norfolk friends.
The Misses Ada and Grave Gentle
of CrestOn, Iowa, are visiting at the
home of their brother, B. C. Gentle.
Mrs. NJ. p. Suiter and two children
of Chadron are guests at the home of
Mrs. Suffers sister, Mrs. S. F. Dunn,
F. r. Guerney of Fremont passed
through Norfolk enroute to Pierce,
where he delivered the Fourth of July
oration yesterday.
A. X Barnes is in the city from
Kearney for a two months vacation
and visit with his parents, Judge and
Mrs. J. B. Barnes.
Frank Deuel. was summoned to
Strawberry Point, Iowa, to see his
father. who is very sick. He left on
the noon train yesterday.
Mrs. f. A. Garlichs returned today
to her home in North Platte after a
visit of two weeks with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. F. Tannehill.
w b. Mcqueen of Hay Springs was
in the city Saturday. Mr. Mcqueen is
a banker at that point and a promi-
nent citizen of western Nebraska.
John Tannehill, clerk in the post
office, left yesterday for Denver to
attend the Epworth league convention
as delegate from the Norfolk district.
II. f. Glissman and family left at
noon yesterday for their home in
Doom, Iowa, accompanied by Mrs. f.
p. Hummel of Sioux City and Miss
Minnie Brummund of this city.
T. A. Tikalski, editor of the Verdi
gre Progress, came to Norfolk on
Monday to enjoy the celebration but
became i'll and was unable to partici-
pate much in the festivities of the
holiday. He said that there would
have been a large crowd of people
from the Verdigre section of the state
to attend the races if the weather had
been favorable. AS it was a number
came to see the races who had to go
back home disappointed because of
the rains.
Did you see the high dive?" was
the common greeting yesterday after
the man had made the leap for life
The carnival company remains the
balance OF the week to help the peo-
pie TO ease off from the celebration of
the Fourth.
Mrs, Henry Sixberry of Pilger died
Saturday morning in an Omaha hos
pital following a surgical operation.
The funeral was held at Newport.
The shade was not as much in de-
mand as on the usual Fourth OF July,
but there were many who found it
grateful before the day was over
The flag on the mast of the federal