The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1905-09-15
SATURDAY SIFTINGS,

SATURDAY SETTINGS.
w. j. Cow went to Verdigre on bust
ness.
Dave Martlndale of Lynch was
city visitor.
s. w. Fansler OF Pender was in the
city over night.
Mrs. Il. A. Bullock went up the
Bonesteel line today.
Sam Marty and Mike Russelman OF
Creighton were business visitors in
the city.
County Superintendent Fred Mar
shall of Center, Knox county, was in
the city over night, the guest of Jas.
Ransom.
Miss Josephine Butterheld left at
noon yesterday for Wellesley, Mass,
where she goes to resume her studies.
She will this year enter Wellesley col
lege.
Mrs. l.. Sessions went to Pierce this
afternoon.
l.. C. Mittelstadt and mother went
to Laurel this morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rennick of Wayne
were city visitors yesterday.
II. E. Emery of Madison was an ear
ly morning visitor in Norfolk.
II. w. McCombs Of Loup City IS a
business visitor in the city today.
Mrs. II. II. Reynolds and children
have returned from visit at Lincoln.
S. II. Crippen of Plainview was in
the city this morning, enroute to Oma-
ha.
Mrs. w. f. Smith and her sister-in.
law, Miss Anna Smith, left at noon
today for a visit to friends at Sioux
City.
Herman Gerecke has returned from
Denver, where he attended the G. A
II. encampment.
Thos. NJ. Henry of Ontario, Cal, was
in the city today on his way to Ran
dolph to visit friends.
S. w. Deuel.. republican candidate
for county judge, came down from
Meadow Grove this morning.
c. J. Hibbon and daughter, Miss Eth
ell, accompanied by Miss Clara Law
went to Omaha this morning.
| ~,
, turned this morning from their hunt
ing and camping trip to the west.
+. A. Beeler has returned from {
trip to New York, where he has beer
purchasing fall and winter goods.
Ralph Blood of Creighton is here t.
take position with the new firm o
Irwin & Melcher in the Fair store.
VIII Mathewson of Wakefield ar
rived in the city this morning to spenC
Sunday at the home of d. Mathewson
J. Burrows went to Lincoln thi
= morning in response to a telegram an
D.. nouncing the serious illness of hi
. daughter.
: MIR, and Mrs. A. Teal are home from
| a trip to the exposition and Pacifi
| coast which made them very en
= joyable outing
$ Charles Mathewson, sr went hom
! to Decatur, Neb,, today, after a visi
@ of few days with friends and re
k atives in this city.
e Fred Remember, a real estate ma
n of Plainview. was a business visito
n to Norfolk this morning on his wa
$ home from Humphrey.
l. Mr.. and Mrs. H. e. Hardy and MI
p and Mrs. L. +. Bell returned last ever
J. ing from their trip to the Pacific coas
{, They have been absent several week
It and pretty thoroughly covered tn
a western country in the sight seeing.
81 Miss Edna Durland and little siste
d Miss Lucille, arrived in the city las
I. night from Plainview for a visit wit
e Norfolk relatives, Miss Edna Durlan
p will remain for week and Miss IL
e cile will return home tomorrow moor
e II. A. Haley, a commercial travele
r who formerly resided in Minneapolis
is in the city today making arrang,
e ments to remove his family to Norfoll
d He has rented the H. A. Winder res
IS dence property on North Twelft
l. street.
p II. II. Hart of POnca was in the cit
s over night He came to the city {
v place an order with The News job d,
d partment for large catalogue {
r Scotch Bred Shorthorns, which he pre-
O. poses to sell at auction sale at Wayn
o on September 2S
G Yesterday was Miss Eula Saterlee
V nineteenth birthday and a number {
d her young friends gave her a happ
e surprise last evening by paying her
a. visit.
n Henry Hasenpnug's new saloon wa
e opened at the junction this mornin,
# The fixtures have not yet arrived bu
e a few mako-shifts were temporaril
II installed. p, w. Hull is presiding b,
e hind the counter
e \ telegram has been received b
II Halbert Johnson from his fathe
e Charles II, Johnson, stating that tn