The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1904-02-05
MONDAY MENTION.

j. M. Boyer was up from Stanton
NJ l.. Keel was down from Creigh-
ton.
Mrs. E. o. Mount has returned from
Omaha.
e. II. Tracy made a business trip
to Omaha.
A. Bailey was city visitor from
Wood Lake.
E. b. Hoover of Lincoln Sundayed
in the city.
Mrs. Edward Tanner was in the city
from Battle Creek.
w. f. Reetz was visitor in the
city from Scribner.
S. Bates of Niobrara had business
in Norfolk Saturday.
j. NJ. Smith of Madison transacted
business in Norfolk
p. Bloom of Wakefield was Sun
day visitor in Norfolk.
Frank Mahr was a Norfolk visitor
from Pierce yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. " Evans were Nor
folk visitors from Wayne.
DR.. A. e. Disbrow was Norfolk Wis
itor Sunday from Creighton.
Miss Southwell was Norfolk visit
or yesterday from Bloomfield.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. e. Barnum were in
to Madison from the meeting of the
state press association at Lincoln.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Mayer are in
the city from Lincoln for visit with
Mr.. and Mrs. Sol. Mayer at their home
in this city, 200 South Tenth street.
Fred j. Parker has arrived in the
city from Boston for an extended visit
with Norfolk friends. Mr.. Parker has
been away from the city for two years
and much prefers the west to the east.
Martin Raasch is in the city from
Lincoln for few days visit with his
parents. Mr.. Raasch will graduate
from the state university this spring.
He finished his first semester exam
nations early and was given weeks
vacation.
DR.. G. f. Bilger RETURNED Saturday
from a trip to O'Neill and Ewing,
where he had been on veterinary bust
ness. He found the herd of cattle he
has been attending at O'Neill pro-
crossing favorably.
DR.. p II. Salter was celled to Creigh-
ton yesterday for a consultation over
the condition of Rufus Rush, who re-
Gently had one of his arms blown to
pieces by the accidental discharge of
a shot gun. An effort will be made to
save the arm
Mrs. ID. Rees, who has been very Sc
riously i'll at her home on Ward Hill,
is reported to be quite considerably
better today
Morton Yount, for many years man
ager of the Western Union telegraph
office at this place, Sundayed in the
city with friends. Mr.. Yount is now
located at Lexington, Oklahoma.
Cards have been received announc-
ing the marriage of Victor Rosewater
of Omaha to Miss Katie Katz in Balti-
more on Wednesday, January 81.
Grant Inman, formerly of this city,
a brother of Mrs. H. II. Hull, was in
Norfolk between trains yesterday and
was called home by telegram an
nouncing the serious illness of his
little daughter at Bloomfield
Miss Ethel Long entertained a COM
pany of her girl friends Saturday
evening at progressive finch. After
the serving of dainty refreshments
Miss Ella Haupli was awarded first
prize and Miss Faye Widaman second.
dinner party was given Saturday
evening for Harlan Johnson in honor
of his fourteenth birthday. Fourteen
little guests were invited and they
all enjoyed the pretty event as much
as any twenty-eight grown folk that
ever assembled about festive board.
DR.. L. C. Gleick of Chicago has ar
rived in the city and will locate per-
manently in Norfolk. He has rented
a suite of rooms in the second story
of the Robertson building on Norfolk
avenue. He is an allopathist. His
specialties are announced as electro
therapeutics, vibratory massage and
hot air treatment.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. e. Moore and chill
dren will leave on the early train to-
morrow morning for their new home
in Saltwater, Oklahoma, where Mr..
Moore will engage in business. Dur
ing the several years Mr. and Mrs.
Moore have lived in Norfolk they
have made many friends who are sor-
ry to see them go but will wish them
abundant success in their new home.
Mr., Moore has recently sold his hard
ware store to Brakeman & Hahn, he
having conducted the business since
purchasing it of o. d. Hamstreet sew
eral years ago,