The Norfolk weekly news. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1888-1900, 1899-06-22
MONDAY MENTION.

teUu are PROMISED ROOu llilc.
MONDAY MENTION.
Jas. R%oseborough of Tilden was in
town yesterday.
j. Il. Hayes of Winside was n Sunday
visitor in Norfolk,
Agnes Kent was in town yesteray
from Battle Creek.
Morris Mayer is again at home ON a
visit TO his family.
Fred Hollenbeck has gone to Colum.
bus to visit friends.
\. j. Durland made n business trip to
Stanton this morning.
John Freythaler vas a passenger this
morning for Oconee(? y.
II. l.. Sonnenschein of Stanton was a
city visitor yesterday.
Editor r.. ID. Scott of the Battle Creek
Enterprise Is in the city.
Robt. Rubeck was Il visitor in the city
yesterday from Wakefield.
Geo. l.. lies left this morning on a
business visit to Emerson.
Geo. A. Latimer and son Dean went to
Lincoln today on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Aug. Ruelow of Pierce
visited friends here yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. S. Best drove down
from Battle Creek yesterday.
NJ. G. Walker has gone to Platts.
mouth to visit with relatives.
Howard Seabury of Plainview visited
friends in the city over Sunday.
H. d. Miller and Miss Lou Haskeht
drove up from Stanton yesterday,
Mrs. @. d. jenkins and son Fred were
passengers to Madison this morning.
Mrs. G. Nj. Fraser of Creston returned
today from a visit to friends in this city.
Ed Madsen came up from Omaha and
visited relatives and friends over Sun
day.
Chester a. Fuller went to Madison
this morning to look after abstract bust
ness.
John Sutherland and family of Battle
Creek visited with Norfolk friends wei
Sunday.
w. r. Weber and wife of Wayne
visited with Mr.. and Mrs. Robt. Utter
yesterday.
Paul Karo and Harry Hartford went
to appear as witnesses in the stock
yards case.
The youngest child of Mr.. and Mrs. G.
j. Younger is very i'll at their home in
the Heights.
H.. w. Winter, l. G. Westervelt and
Gus Nitz were passengers for Madison
this morning.
Thos. O'Hara, who has been al at.
tendant at the hospital for insane, has
gone to Pueblo, Col.
Miss Eva Toler started this morning
for Fremont to attend the summer ses.
OF the normal.
Mrs. w. r. Hoffman and son, Law.
renee, departed for Omaha Saturday
to visit friends for a month.
Mrs. Henry Schmode of Grand Island
is visiting her mother, Mrs. Mittelstadt
and brother, l.. G. Mittelstadt.
The 9-years-old son of Geo. Rapp was
drowned in Elkhorn river at Neigh
Saturday afternoon while fishing.
Miss Rose Flynn came over from
Madison Friday. spent Sunday with her
parents and returned this morning.
John Huff, editor of the A~nzeiger,
to Madison this morning to see
that..the wheels of justice revolve prop.
erly.
DR.. w. l. Seymour, the eminent
Omaha optician, is in the city today
meeting his many patients at the Oxnard
hotel.
Charles Craven and daughter of
Wayne visited his father. in law, Editor
p. Childs, of the Times Tribune yes.
Attorneys Robertson, Mapes and Free
went to Madison this morning to be
present at the opening of the stock
yards case.
Miss Claudio Getchell is expected to
arrive this evening from Sioux City to
with her friend, Miss Eta
Hodgetts.
Rev. @. w. Davidson of Carroll was
one of the ministers who went to Madi-
this morning to attend the district
conference.
Rev. q. H.. Main was among the min
listers who went to Madison this norm
ing to attend the district conference of
the NJ. +. church,
Steve Grady, j. b. Maynard and Gus
Werner were among those who went TO
Madison this morning as witnesses i'll
the stock yards case.
Messrs. w. H. Law, II. l., Spaulding
and q, A. Kuhl went to Madison to be