The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1905-09-15
TUESDAY, TOPICS.

'SF'SS'
w. Collard of Wisnor was here yes.
torday.
Miss I'M of Omaha is guest in
the city,
NJ C. Hazen went to Madison this
morning
Jo Leonard of Bonosteel was in town
over night.
T. NJ. Best was here yesterday from
Battle Creek.
VILLAIN Maher OF Bancroft was n
the city today.
George Berry has returned from n
trip to Omaha.
Mrs. l. lnnis of stanton was In Nor
folk yesterday.
|. Friend was In the city yesterday
from Plninview.
r. E. Nichols of Creston, Neb., was
in the city today.
Mayor C. S. Smith of Omaha was In
the city over night.
Mrs. u. II. Seward OF Oxnard, Nob.,
is in the city today.
Miss Belle White was a passenger
lllS lulhE lOl
James Gary. one of the Oxnard land
lords, went to Sioux City today.
II. II. Humphreys and brother were
In the city this morning from Anolla.
Mrs Marsh Van Dover OF Niobrara
was in the city visiting friends today
Charles Verges has returned to Chi
cago to resume his collegiate studies.
Frank Dederman has returned from
n trip of several weeks to Hot Springs,
S, ID.
Miss Grace Matrau left this morn
ing for weeks visit with friends at
Lincoln.
Mrs. Coleman left on tho early train
today for visit with friends at Car
roll, Neb.
Mrs. Goodrich, who has been quite
sick for few days, Is reported better
this morning
Charles Viterna, n banker of Lynch,
was in the city this morning enroutc
To Sioux City.
O. II. Grauel will leave tomorrow
morning for months visit in the Pa
citic northwest,
Johnnie Wilson left Mt noon for Ne
ligh, to accept position as porter in
the Atlantic hotel,
Mrs, John s. Robinson OF Madison
is here today. She is accompanied by
Mrs, w. l., Buckley.
Jack Thomas and Pete Carroll Of
Lynch were in Norfolk this morning
enroute to Sioux City.
James Mullen and James Irwin of
Lynch were among the passengers
bound for Sioux City today.
G.. d, Buttertield is home from Dav-
export, Iowa. Mrs. Butterteld and
Edith remained for a longer visit.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mizar of Bone.
train today, enroute to Sioux City.
w. O, Campbell of Creighton was in
the city this morning on business. Mr..
Campbell formerly lived at Madison.
d. Baum returned home last night
from business trip to New York city,
where he had been purchasing goods,
w, c, Ahlmann and Max Asmus went
to Neigh today where they will play
at the carnival for the First Regiment
band.
Mrs. Frank Johnson and sons, Elmer
and Harry, who have been visiting at
the Mattheison home, have returned
TO West Point.
Jacl; Dewey, who had been visiting
in Iowa, was in the city over night,
H, NJ. Drebert is moving into his
new house on South Eighth street.
the guest of ]. A. Kallaher. He was
enroute home to Monowi.
Mrs. J. Douglas and daughter OF
Maurice, Iowa, are guests at the home
OF Mr.. and Mrs. G.. A. Kuhl. Mrs.
Douglas is a sister of Mr.. Kuhl.
Benjamin Bechtel has arrived in the
city from Lansing, Iowa, to take po-
sition with his uncle, George b. Chris.
toph, and learn the drug business.
Miss Lena Wetzel, who has just re-
turned from Des Moines, left yester-
day for Laurel, where she has a posi-
ton as trimmer in millinery store.
Paul Wetzel, who was operated upon
Tor appendlclUS TWO weeks ago AT the
NJ. e. hospital in Omaha, is able to
sit up and will return home next week.
Rev. ]. H. Tuttle of Porcupine, s. n,
and Rev. w. J. Cleveland of Pine
Ridge, S. D., came in this morning on
the early train from White Swan,
where they were attending the Episco.
pal Indian conference.
Mrs. H. w. Christoph, formerly Miss
Emma Knebel of this city, is here
from Marshalltown, Iowa, for a visit
with her brother, William Knebel.
Later in the week she will visit at the
home of her brother,in-law, George B.
Christoph.
c. B. Durland, who had been under
the weather for several daYs. Is he'd.