The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1905-10-06
MONDAY MENTION.

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Salt Lake City
Louis Johnson of Ponca was in the
city this morning.
Lisle Nicola was in the city from
Foster over Sunday.
Ernest Fenske returned this morn
ing from visit to Monowi.
l.. M. Leuppe went to Omaha this
morning for two days visit.
DIR. Pilger was called to Hosliins this
morning on professional business.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. e. Burnham spent
Sunday with old friends in Tilden.
Mrs. Charles Rice has gone to Oma-
ha.
ton on business.
Frank Estabrooli has gone to Omaha
to take in the AkSar-Ben.
]. w. Gould of Plainview was in the
city today enroute home from Madi.
son.
Mrs. N. A. Rainbolt returned at
noon from a visit with friendsi n st.
Paul, MINI.
Will Williams and family and G. f.
Mills and family of Meadow Grove
Sundayed with A. C. Williams and
family here.
Mrs Charles Dudley and her sister,
Miss Mabel Tanner, went to Omaha to-
day. They were accompanied by their
father, Mr.. Tanner.
A party of lawyers and judges went
to Center, Neb., at noon to attend dis
trict court session. Among them were
Judge Boyd, Judge Sullivan of Colum-
bus, NJ. C. Hazen, w. M. Robertson
and NJ. D. Tyler.
j. E. Haase left this morning for a
few days business trip to Omaha. He
went by way of the Union Pacific.
E. e. Davis and Frank Overton of
Creighton were in the city yesterday.
The WAS She to Blame" company
is registered at the Queen City hotel.
Henry Mallory of Plainview was an
early arrival in the city this morning.
George w. Dudley will go to Omaha
to take in the Ak-Sar-Ben festivities
County Superintendent f. c. Mar
shall of Center was in the city over
night.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM Hartung of Hoop
er are visiting their daughter, Mrs.
Regarman.
Mr.. Langenburg returned to Hos
kins this morning after spending Sun
day at home.
Superintendent C. c. Hughes of the
Northwestern went to the Black Hills
Saturday evening.
Miss Matilda Fox, who teaches near
Battle Creek, spent Sunday with her
parents in Norfolk.
Mrs. Ferdinand Hall went to Hos
kins this morning to visit her daugh-
ter, Mrs. ]. Huebner.
Mrs. Warrick and Mrs. Weatherby
go to Omaha tomorrow to take in the
Ak-Sar-Ben festivities.
]. K. Boas, who has been on the sick
list for some time, was able to be on
the streets Saturday afternoon.
NJ D. Tyler went to Center, Knox
county, to attend the term of district
court which convenes there today.
Mrs. Robert Fulton, who had been
visiting her son, F. X. Fulton, returned
to her home at Campbell, Neb., today.
Mrs. Collamer who has been visiting
here for the past two weeks, left for
her home in Sioux City this afternoon.
Mrs. Fain and baby, accompanied
by Miss Stella Lukart, arrived at noon
from Hastings. They will visit here
until about the 18th, when they will
leave for their new home in the east
Harry Lodor and wife left on the
noon train for Omaha to be gone a
l week. When they return they will
Nbe accompanied by General Lodor and
Nife from Mexico, father and mother
on Harry Lodor.
Norman Braasch, wife and father, OF
iowa, are visiting at the home of Mrs
Augt Brisso, near Hadar. Old friends
ana &eighbOrs gave the visitors a so
claI Welcome at the Brisso home yes
terdayA Aafternoon.
D. WAGibson of this city won a mum
per OF pAmiums on his fine chickens
at the Ma Nilsson county fair.
HaIph fees, a sailor on the monitor
Arkansas, 1ho had been visiting hil
sister, Mrs j.. NJ. Beeler of this city
returned tocS lay to his ship. He hac
been enjoyink kg a turlough
Miss Roscf Fox has resigned her po
sition as On operator with the Nor
folk eXchatge of the Nebraska Tele
phone CON Spany, to accept a position
with her stster, Miss Lillian Fox Shr
had been with the telephone compan,
for r. thre/ years.
H. n Matrau experienced a sink
ing sp&ll in the lobby of the postofIic,
Saturd ay evening and was taken HON,
in q O;1, n nv Custodian Kono NJ ~,