The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1906-09-14
FRIDAY FACTS.

city.
Mrs. J. Travis of Ord is in the city
visiting.
C. Blakesen went to Sioux City this
morning
j. f. Plantz of Fremont Is in the
city today.
A. ID. Howe returned from Lincoln
last night.
Carl Austin and l.. M. Ogden went
to Lincoln today.
Mrs. jameson of Creighton Is in
city visiting Mrs. Sturgeon.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Muflley returned
from Bonesteel this morning.
A. X. Barnes went to West Point to-
day to attend the funeral of his friend,
Ben X. King.
Mrs. c. ID. Jenkins went to Kalama-
ZOO yesterday for visit with Mr.. and
Mrs. Corl eJnkins.
j. Veach of Big Muddy, Wyo., re-
turned to his home after visit with
relatives in the city.
c. e. Hartford and sons Harry and
Clarence returned from their hunting
trip to Clearwater this morning.
Charles Kimberly and George Led
erer have returned from Lincoln
where they attended the state fair.
Among those that returned from Lin
coin last night were Miss Lizzie Man
ske, f. Haase N. l.. Taylor and Sam
Reynolds.
Sol Mayer, III. A. Pasewali, and A.
ID. Howe returned home last night
from Lincoln, where they attended
the state fair.
Miss Ethel Lindell of Des Moines,
who made her home in Norfolk sew
eral years ago, is guest at the home
of her sister, Mrs. e. WATERSHED.
The boat built by Ludwig Wetzel
and his son, Paul, is great success
and has been busy every evening wind.
ing it's way along gentle curves of the
Norfolk.
DR.. Meredith went to Stanton today.
II. E. Kelso of Wisner is in the city.
j. G. Larkin went to Niobrara today.
Joe Schwartz left for Pierce at
noon.
Charles Rice is attending the Pierce
races.
e. c. Kull of Bonesteel is in the city
today.
F. c. Olenberg of Hoskins is in the
city today.
]. ID. Sturgeon went to Inman at
noon today.
Mrs. C. c. Wherer returned from
Wisner today.
William Talbert of Battle Creek is
in town today.
Mrs. G. Ernest left for her home in
Bloomfield today.
C. w. Mihills and daughter, Eva,
drove to Pierce to attend the race
meet.
G. T. Graves of Pender democratic
candidate for congress, is in the city
on business.
John Anderson and p M. Fulton Of
Burke, S. D., are in the city on bust
ness today.
AL Strain of Creighton passed
through the city today on his way
home from Lincoln.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Dudly, jr.,
and Miss Margaretha Boeck, went to
Pierce to see the last days racing.
Mr.. and Mrs, G. II. Reynolds, Miss
Reynolds of Chicago and DR.. and Mrs.
p. II. Salter returned at noon from
Lincoln, where they attended the
state fair.
Mrs. l.. NJ. Marshall is moving into
her new house on Phillip avenue.
| hAt fnl 1.
and Koenigstein avenues, is being fill
ed with clay.
New cement driveways are being
laid today in the yards of the Norfolk
Lumber company.
The Union Pacific repair gang which
has been stationed her was moved tc
Columbus yesterday.
Lewis Bros. are building an ad
diton at the rear of their bakery tc
aid in their baking business.
Il. d. Hammond made a large ship
ment of fruit and vegetables to the
Black Hills country, last night.
City Engineer Salmon is buisly en-
, gagged in finding the level for the
; gutter on South Fourth street.
QUO Plller or stanton was III Nortoll
? yesterday to purchase lumber for {
new house he expects to build in thu
future.
, A bunch of seven prisoners passet
, through the city from Sioux Falls t.
! Deadwood to await the meeting of tn
circuit court last, night.
I A new cement sidewalk is beinl
e placed around the lot on the corne
e of Norfolk avenue and Eleventh street
1 owned by c. p. Parish.
- Norfolk's baseball team are eX
S Ipecting to play a game with Madison
q Sunday for the seasons championship
0 of Madison county, The game will b
t played at Madison.
Anshes & Smith have finished thei
invoice on the stock of grocerie