The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1906-10-05
FRIDAY FACTS.

]. c. Stitt was n passenger today
for Wakefield.
S. C. Stinemates of Pierce is visit
ing in the city,
e N. Vail left yesterday for weeks
visit In Minnesota.
Miss Ella Edwards of Madison is In
the city this afternoon.
C. b. Durland left at noon for n
business trip to Neigh.
s. D. Goodrich of Nicola, Iowa, Is
visiting friends In the city.
Those who went to stanton ut noon
were: VIM. Hahn, Il. Kaufman and
Peter Barnes.
Mrs, j. Hay and family left at noon
for Los Angeles, California, where she
hopes to regain her health.
Nj. b. Irwin returned from Kansas
City last night, where he had been
called on account of the Illness of his
proved In condition,
S. G. Dean is putting up fine new
residence on South Eighth street,
Mr. and Mrs, Burt Mapes have
moved from their farm into the city
The West Side Whist club meets to-
night with Mr. and Mrs. John r. Hays.
Evangelist Milford Lyon, who once
visited Norfolk, has saved some 200
souls at Blair.
j. Lodge, a prosperous farmer liv-
ing near Warnerville, is building a
fine residence on his farm.
DR.. Matzen, John X, Hays and Da.
RUS Mathewson are improving their
homes with new coats of paint.
A new sidewalk and crossing is be-
ing built in front of the Pasewalk
blacksmith shop on North Third
street.
Mrs. c. b. Greene and Mrs. f., E,
Davenport entertained a number of
ladies at / o'clock luncheon yesterday
afternoon.
Fred Hellerman VIII entertain a
small company of friends this evening
at his home on South Sixth street, the
occasion being his birthday.
The ladies of the Methodist church
are planning to give a reception foi
the new minister and his family, In
the parlors of the church, next Friday
night.
The NJ. & o. railroad Is making VI
for lost time in the washouts. by run
ming large number of extra freight,
daily between Norfolk and Sioux City
Yesterday afternoon while Roy Hih
ben was practicing with the higl
school foot ball team, some one tool
his bicycle from the lot and he ha
not seen nor heard of it since then.
The application of John d. Haskell
of Wakefield, Neb,; H. r. and A. {
Slaughter, f. T. Haskell and d,
Felter. to organize the Gregory Nf
tional bank of Gregory, S. D.. wit
$4,000 capital, has been approved b
the omptroller of the currency.
Evangelist Winston will speak upo
Fools" tonight at the Christia
church tent. Subject Saturday nigh
"The New Man" The evangelist r.
quests that none enter the tent afte
$50 as the brief sermon does not pc
NIT of Interruptions. The tent is no
heated by stove.
novel party. will be given in No
folk tonight. A party of young ladi'
will entertain as many young gent
men at a hayrack ride and picni
The young gentlemen, contrary To u
ual custom. are compelled TO furni'
the provisions Some of the pies we
baked in Norfolk home yesterdi
afternoon--but not by the young me
Mr.. and Mrs, e. Raasch celebrate
their glass wedding last night at the
home on North Eighth street. Car
and music we're the amusements
the evening, after which an elega
wedding supper was served Amo
the outside guests were Mr.. and NJ
Fred Braasch and August Brass
Mr.. and Mrs ]. Raasch and Mrs. Al
ust Butow of Hadar.
Tom Johnson, a contractor and C
penter of Norfolk. may lose one
his feet as the result of blood pois
ing which has resulted from steppi
on a rusty nail Mr.. Johnson stepI
on the nail, while working about
house which he was building the otl
day, and did not give serious thoui
to the wound. Complications hl
set in and 1t is feared that he n
have to have the foot amputated,
Beulah chapter met in regular s
sion last evening with a large nj
Der of members present, together W
a large number of visiting membC
among whom were Mrs Dickover {
Mrs. Max Asmus, who are soon
leave for California, and Mrs.