The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1908-10-30

Iine yesterday.
Mrs. Peter Bussey has been Ill for
G past two weeks.
Mrs. George Spear and daughter,
ma, are expected home Thursday
ON a three months visit in Califor-
ia.
II. f. Floharty, who is to speak AT
lie Auditorium tonight in the cause
f Bryan and the state Democratic
ckct. arrived in Norfolk at II o'clock
yer the Union Pacific.
W. J. Stadelman and Jack Larkin
ere hunting yesterday.
Miss Bertha Pilggr rcturn,> to Stan
IN yesterday after V:'~ at home.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Sessions, who have
pCnt the fall at Flathcad lake in Mon
ma, are expected to arrive home be-
Drc Saturday.
Mrs. Mayme HcdriCk Cleavcr of Ne.
Oh. newly elected grand chief of
onOr of the Degree Of Honor lodge in
;ebraska, was in Norfolk yesterday
ftcrnoOn.
Among the days out of town visit
RS in Norfolk were: l.. a. Pullman,
'iercc: j. NJ Simpson and G.. j. Phil
ps, Fremont; George Brissler, Pen.
er: Frank Holman, Plainvicw; ID. A.
harrington and w Freeman, Butte.
Born to Mr. and Mrs. John Beit2, 4
son.
There will be no meeting of the
Wednesday, club this week.
Mrs. b. w. Barrett has entirely re-
overod from a recent illness.
Miss Meta Wilde has resigned her
osition in the Office of Smith Broth
| RS.
Harry Lodor is recovering from the
| fleets of a bad fall, his broken arm
howing signs of becoming knitted
gain.
Miss Eta Durland has consented to
CT as secretary of the Madison county
! 'unday school association. Miss Lena
ILLS is the new district secretary of
| his district.
| The big initiation of the Norfolk
.agles. planned for this fall, has not
cen forgotten but will be held some
me in November. The local lodge
as quite a list of candidates ready
nd will extend invitations 10 a mum.
,er of prominent Eagles from away.
Miss Mino McNeely is now remit
ance clerk at the Nebraska National
pank, having resigned as boOkkeeper
the office of the Nebraska Tele-
hone company. The latter position
| as been taken by Miss Edith Evans,
Who in turn is succeeded by Miss Mar
aret Austin as collector Tor the com
any
Business is good in Norfolk at this
ime. The restaurant men are posi-
ly as good judges as any others as to
ust what the city is drawing from
way and they unite in saying that
BUSINESS is surprisingly good. 81
bought this Tripp rush would end like
Fourth of July celebration when 2
ull in business always comes" said
larry Lodor today. But business or
he street is very brisk
With the arrival of another pickle
irop the Norfolk pickle factory will be
fourishing institution. This is tho
tatemcnt by men who are financially
Interested in the concern. The pickle
actOry until next summer will be
.cpt in readiness for next years crop
he failure of the pickle crop in this
,icinity having made it impossible tt
,perate the factory TO any extent this
winter The pickle factory last year
is said, showed that it had someth
nS of a future.
County Chairman J. +. Flynn re
urned from the meeting of the Demo
ratio committee at Battle Creek SUI
cring from a severe cold, which il
ust now preventing him from fully ap
lrcciating the excitement and delights
# the closing days of the campaign
Nr. Flynn states that the attendance
the Battle Creek meeting was goot
nd that the principal business trans
'cted was to appoint a Subcommittee
arrange for getting out the Demo
ratio vote on next Tuesday.
TheatergCCrs are cOunseled to secur
heir seat reservations early for "Th
}eyil," which comes to the Auditorium
, Thursday night Indications at thi
inc are that the theater will be pach
d and that the Standing Room Only
ign. for the first time this seasor
will be busted off and brought fort
or use. Seldom has there been sue
.dvance interest in a play as has bee
laailest in THE Devil" The Bu
,ood stool. company, which will pre-;
nj the play here, has been forced, b
, u1lc demand, to continue more tina
three weeks engagement in Omaha
,Aege seats have heor sold fo~ week.
n advance. The lastperfarmance OF u
play there viii be given Wedncsda
night and Thursday morning the con