The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1906-03-09

| Mrs, billiC PnrkCrSCOtt viii gpend
tonight with her brother, Dr G. g..
| Parker while cnrouto to Plainview.
where she viii visit her father Rev. j.
j. Parker who has been III for several
| weeks
THinmastcr T.. q. Mount has 10.
turned from the western end Of the
state, whore he went when the North.
| Westerns trains became stalled by
the blizzard lie was ont In the storm
for thrcc days. He says that the
drifts were very deep hut that tho
weather was warm 40 that there was
| no suffering on account Of the storm
Miss Elsie Case entertained a mum.
her OF friends nt her home in tho
Junction last evening on the occasion
Of her birthday.
Mrs r. patrns left Tor Cheyenne,
Wyoming, yesterday noon upon tho
her mother was dying.
Lyman Waterman, who Is pushing
the new Midland Central railroad from
Spnulding to Springview, has muvcd
his headquarters from O'Ncil to New.
port
Martin SpOrn OF Norfolk, who re-
Gently moved into the city with his
brother, w f, Sporn. from rural route
No. |, Is planning to enter u barber
college In Omaha within the next few
days.
The month of March la itself again.
Fair weather dawncd this morning
Mother Earth has been dsrObed Of
her snow blanket and the weather
wire says there will be IA fair day to-
morrow
"Thc Honeymoon" will be the Mt
traction ut the Auditorium tonight
The play comes with an excellent com.
pany and IL said to he first class. 10
IL probable that n full house will greet
the performance.
The Trinity Social guild were very
delightfully."- entertained last evening
by Miss Dortch at her suite in the
Cotton block. A pleasant social even
ing was spent, after which delicious
refreshments were served
Lumber went down on Norfolk ay-
enuc at nm early hour this morning
when Mr.. Lee, who was driving west
over the rough streets, lost all OF the
lumber that was loaded in his wagon
He loaded the long boards back into
the wagon box and lumber rode west
at par again.
Norfolk friends will he pleased TO
learn of the steady Improvement in
pnnlit inn nE A \ oft
at Spokane. A letter was received TO.
day from Miss Matte Davenport, who
arrived there safely, stating that Mrs.
LatImer Is improving rapidly and that
there Is every chance for her recov.
cry
A letter received this morning by
Mrs. j. W. Humphrey from Mrs. j.
G. Meyers, says that Dr. Meyers, who
underwent a surgical operation in an
Omaha hospital for appendicitis
week ago, Is getting along in excellent
shape and expects TO be out OF bed
next Sunday.
The first issue of the Stuart AdvO-
cate has made its appearance. The
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