The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1905-03-31
THURSDAY TIDlNGS.

J. B. Goff came down from Pierce
this morning.
Burt Mapes went to Tilden today on
a business visit.
Mrs. Guy Deuel. was down from
Creighton yesterday.
Miss Eva Jack of Madison is a guest
of Miss May Schwenk.
Miss Grace Carrick Of Omaha is
visiting friends in the city.
j. Mass and r. Fuerst of Battle
Creek are visitors in the city.
Miss Dot Abbott of Pilger is a guest
at the home Of H. G. Brueggemann.
Geo. Brooks and wife of Bazile Mills
were visitors in the city yesterday.
Misses Eta and Flossie Ives of Til
den are guests at the home of CHS.
Read.
r. ]. Bulls, president of the Grand
Island college, is attending the teach
ers' association.
J. L. Daniel and c. F.. Kaul repre-
sent the Madison county court house
in the city today.
Miss Dora Priestly is down from
Randolph visiting her parents and at
tending the association.
Mrs. F. w. Jenal of Bloomfield is in
the city to visit two weeks at the
Kern and Mas homes.
w. G. Hirons, county clerk of Pierce
county, is renewing old acquaintances
among the teachers this week
Miss Edna Carberry of Warnerville
is spending the week with Mrs. James
Gildea and is attending the teachers
association.
Mrs. Geo. N. Beels accompanied by
Master Oscar Schavland and Lucele
Hazen, attended the Parsifal enter
tainment in Omaha last night.
Rev. S. f. Sharpless and family
left today for their new home in Du-
luth, Minn where Mr.. Sharpless goes
to become pastor of the Second Pres
byterian church. FTOom Sharpless
will remain here with his sister, Mrs.
Jack Koenigstein, until school closes.
Among the teachers here to attend
the association are the following
named: Ray ]. Rutt, Leretta Geo.
Lambert, Foster ]. j. Malone, Her
man; John c. Bossard, Mrs. Elsie Bos-
sard, j. M. McIndoo, Pierce; j. Lock,
Osceola j. A. Cutlery, Nickerson;
Emma Louth, Pilger; P. M. Bermel,
Randolph; ]. M. Pile. Dick Williams,
G. B. Thompson, Bob Mears, Wayne;
Ray Clayton, Edwin Thompson, Wis
ner; F. F. Mccarthy, Battle Creek;
hn OJolly
bergen, Anoka; N. Rose Rasmussen,
w. M. Kern, Columbus; M. and A.
Reeves, Madison; F. E. Mills, Jela
Jarvis, Atkinson; Harry l.. Thomp-
son, West Point; G. l.. Lockwood, Mar
tinsburg; w. F. Richardson, Carroll;
M. !. Ellis, Osmond; A. v. Seed EN-
ma Scott, Ponca; r. S. bingham,
Butte; Mrs. w. l.. Mote, Mrs. r. A.
Mote, Plainview; G. E. Ward, Neigh;
M. c. French, Jessie Ross, Scribner;
Theo Benda, Clearwater; w. T. Stock
dale, Guy Lane, ]. B. Lane, Wisner;
N. l.. Bowling, Madison; Mrs, Berger
Long Pine VIM. L. Crosby, Beemer;
W. II. Hyland and wife, Stanton Ev-
eTett Newman, LAUREL Villa Callem,
Amelia j. Bauck, Eva NJ. HOTsham
Ethelyn McAllister, c. S. Prather
Madison; Geo. Rees, Schuyler; w. j..
ROhan, Stafford; Jas Humpal, New
man Grove; Marion Mason, Edna Ber-
ger, Long Pine; C. NJ. Barr, Olive
Switzer, Neigh; DR., Crosby, Beemer;
Ralph Graham, Clara Sleeter, North
Bend; Thiresia E. Zach, Scribner; Fay
Beaver, Jas. Ross, Scribner; ]. A.
Stahl, West Point; Flo. Donelson,
Minnie NJ. Jones, Madison; w. H.
Clemmons, Fremont; Paul Wupper,
Scribner; Edith Jones, Troxell, Ne
ligh; Ellen Frederickson, Wakefield;
Tilhe Galleher, Clara Ordway, Stuart;
p. M. Bermel, Randolph; ]. II. Florin,
Madison Orville Higley, Decatur;
Mrs. ], II. Thompson, r. II. Graham,
West Point; II. Ray Keith, Harold
Keith, Geo. Strelow, Roy Steer, Long
Pine; Gertie Grosvenor, Newcastle; d.
d. Martindale, !. Martindale, Rosa
belle Reimers, Pierce; Rachel Fair
child, Plainview; Mollie Taylor, Bat