The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1905-12-15
MONDAY MENTION.

], r. Rundid OF Wayne were In the
city today.
Carl Horst of Madison was In town
yesterday.
Ella Miner OF Allen, Neb., was in
town today.
Arnold Uhlman of Tilden was In
Norfolk today
A. Cohoe was In town yesterday
from Creighton.
l.. NJ. Wyatt of Butte was In Nor
folk this morning.
Miss Hopkins has taken rooms in
the Cotton block
Henry Muller of O'Noill was in Nor.
folk this morning.
Roy E. Faes of Madison was In
town this morning.
Mrs. George ID. Butterileld went to
Omaha this morning
John G. Bossard OF Pierce was in
Norfolk this morning.
Walter Gehn of Humphrey was in
Norfolk this morning.
]. Cunningham of Vordel was In
Norfolk this morning.
Walter Lulow of Meadow Grove was
In town this morning.
w. f. Baumann of Bonesteel was in
Norfolk over Sunday,
G. Remember was in the city this
morning from Plainview.
J. A. Husenetter arrived in Norfolk
yesterday from Ainsworth.
William LaFrath of Gross, Neb.,
was in Norfolk this morning.
Joe Chalonsha of Yale, Iowa, Is Wis
iting A. ID. Howe and family.
H. E, Jeffry and Clara Whitney of
Wayne were in Norfolk today
j. w. Humphrey returned this morn
ing from trip up the Bonesteel line.
August Emme and William Emmo
OF Anoka were in Norfolk this morn
ing.
Rev. j j, Parker of Plainview is In
the city the guest of his son, Or. Par
ker.
Mrs, II. II. Mohr and Mrs. L. A.
Pohlman of Pierce were in the city this
morning.
John IL, Harding came down from
Meadow Grove this morning and left
at IL o'clock for Madison to attend a
meeting of the board of county COM
missoners.
C. C, Mayes, editor OF the Rushville
Standard, is in the city visiting his
brother w. b. Mayes. He says the
Rushville country is doing we'll this
year and he has no complaint to make
against his newspaper business.
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Norfolk. cousin Of the Barnes boys
of Spencer has accepted a position in
Kinks meat market.
The Ladies Guild of Trinity church
have charge of Halls bookstore on
Thursday of this week, and will re-
ceive a percentage of the sales made
EXpressmen say that the holiday
rush of packages has not yet begun in
earnest. The real rush does not come
until the week before Christmas, al
though there is now and then a pack
age at this time.
The Northwestern has announced It's
holiday rates. 1t will make n rate OF
one and a third fare for the round triI
from all points on its system. These
tickets will be on sale December .:
to 25 inclusive and on December 81
and 81. All tickets will be good re
turning January 4.
The midwinter meeting of the Elk
horn Valley Medical society is called
to meet in Norfolk January 8. Thi.
society numbers among its member:
about a hundred physicians, mostly
from north Nebraska. Physicians de
string to obtain membership in thi!
society, or those wishing to read pa
pers at the next meeting should ad
dress the secretary, DR.. F. A. Long
Madison, at once
Lederer & Walker, farmers nea
Norfolk, have developed move
scheme for disposing of their popcorn
product. They put up the popcorn
in small pound boxes, all cleaned ant
ready to pop, and sell the boxes fo
a nickle This is the corn which C.
Parish is now advertising for retail
An effort will be made this week, /
is said, TO place the output with al
Omaha wholesale house.
II. p. Freeland is arranging to re
move to Greeley, Col, where he will
engage in business. His household
goods have already beeen shipped ant
his family will go the latter part o