The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1905-06-23
MONDAY MENTION.

MONDAY MENTION.
H. w. Winter had business in Madi-
son today.
NJ. Reeves of Madison was in the
city over night.
F. C. Laselle of Beatrice is a Nor
folk visitor today.
Sam Dunn of Bonesteel was in
Norfolk over night.
E. p. Weatherby went to Omaha on
the noon train today.
Chas. E. Clark was in Norfolk this
morning from Stanton.
]. H. Wunner of Pierce was Sun.
day visitor in Norfolk.
Geo. c. Stephenson of Madison was
a Sunday visitor in Norfolk.
Mrs. c. Christensen of Spencer
was in Norfolk this morning.
]. H. Farlin was an over night Wis
itor to Norfolk from Madison.
N. and John Classen of Spencer
were in Norfolk this morning.
Jas. NJ Cunningham of South Oma.
ha was in the city over night.
George Williams was a passenger
for Sioux City again this morning
Miss May Henderson passed
through the city enroute to O'Neill
G. W. Whitemere and J. H. Flor
ence Of Page were in the city over
night.
DR.. Meyers is in Chicago
Mrs. e. o. Mount left at noon for
Omaha
]. S. Stafford has moved into the
enue.
Misses Denninger and Shuman of
Madison visited the Misses Pilger
over Sunday
Mrs L. Crum and son of Creighton
were in Norfolk. coming down on the
early train.
President Geo. D. Butterfield of the
Nebraska National bank, went to
Omaha today
Miss Josephine Durland leaves to-
morrow for Everett, Wash, to visit
her sister, Mrs. Graham.
A. r. Eng, owner and manager of
the telephone exchange at Plainview,
was in the city Saturday night.
c. E. Doughty is at home for few
days while placing furnace in the
fine new home of L. C. Taylor
The Norfolk Methodists are talking
of closing their church for a month
and giving their pastor, Rev. ]. F.
Poucher, summer vacation.
Frank Mccormick and daughters,
Misses Edith and Myrtle, of Tyndale,
S. D., are visiting at the George Will
liams home on West Norfolk avenue.
Mrs. Gafford who has been visiting
her sister Mrs. f. R. Hayes, left yes.
terday with her little son for her
home in Council Bluffs. The two lit
tie girls will remain in Norfolk a
while longer
Mrs. j. j. Mcfarland of Dodge, who
has been visiting at Lynch, came
down on the early train this morning
for visit of a week at the home of
S. r. Mcfarland. Her husband is ed
itOr of the Dodge Criterion.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. Rees and daughter
Mildred leave tomorrow for a six.
weeks trip through the west. They
will visit Denver, travel through Cal
ifornia from the south to Portland,
and will return via the Canadian Pa
cific.
In a ball game at Lynch Wednes-
day, Lynch defeated Spencer by a
score of II to /.
A boy at West Point, eleven years
old, is the first victim of the toy pis-
tol for this season. Trying to snap
the gun against rock he finally sue
ceeded and died a few hours later.
Matt Classen and Miss Anna ,Jur.
Rev J. p. Mueller, pastor of Christ
Lutheran church, left yesterday with
his wife for a vacation trip which will
be spent among relatives and friends
in Canada. Rev. Mr.. Spiering, who
is here on his summer vacation, will
supply the pulpit in his absence.
Captain and Mrs Mapes, who had
been visiting at the home of her pa
rents, Mr.. and Mrs Bakely of this
city for four days, left this morning
for San Francisco, from which point
they will sail to the Philippine islands
at once. The trip will take about four
weeks.
sensen of Madison will be married
at Madison tomorrow and a delega.