The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1905-12-22
MONDAY MENTION.

Mrs. p. Stafford went to West Point
Sunday.
Mrs. =. Fischer of Madison is in the
city today.
Miss Englebees of Battle Creek was
city visitor.
Prof. and Mrs. c. H. Brake went to
Omaha Sunday.
Captain Culver passed through Nor
folk yesterday.
Mrs. Lutte Sims is home from a visit
at Kansas City.
Mrs. H. Galbraith of Foster is in
the city today shopping.
Miss Martha Pilger of Stanton was
a city visitor yesterday.
C. A. Wolfe was home over Sunday
with his Omaha friends.
Mrs. Ziemer and daughter of Hos
kins were in the city Saturday.
DR.. and Mrs. p. H. Salter were
guests of Omaha friends Sunday.
Mrs. Hitchcock of Pierce is in the
city visiting with Mrs. l.. Sessions.
Emma and Henry Schultz spent Sun
day at Hoskins visiting relatives.
f. u. McGinnis has accepted a place
on the staff of clerks at the Fair store.
]. X. Smith of Plainview was a
guest at the NJ. b. Irwin home yester-
day.
Judge Barnes went to Lincoln yes
terday to attend the supreme court ses-
sion this week.
Banking business called President
c. +. Burnham of the Norfolk National
TO Omaha yesterday.
Mrs. Severa and Miss Flood of Bat
tie Creek, were guests of Mrs. Max
Wilde over Sunday.
Mrs. f. NJ. Starcher and Mrs. Silas
Eden of Fairfax, S. d., were shopping
in the city Saturday.
r. B. Hall will be home from Oma
| ha tonight, or in the morning, to re-
main over the holidays.
c. d. Sims left at noon for busi-
ness trip up in the reservation cOun'
try to be absent for the week.
Mr.. C. L. Siecke of Galveston, Texas
is here the guest of his nieces, Mes
DANES G. Weber and Joseph Schwartz
Eben Perry, manager of the business
college, left for Fullerton this morning
to be absent the remainder of the
week.
Mrs. John l.. Lynde and two sons
James and George, spent yesterday at
Hoskins visiting Mr.. and Mrs. viii
Barge.
Hon. F. ]. Hale of Battle Creek was
in town Saturday, the first trip he has
made to Norfolk since his recent Sc
we're illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Rohrke o.
Meadow Grove spent Sunday in the
city. Mr.. Rohrke is cashier of a Mead
ow Grove bank.
Miss Venra Weed of Charter Oak
Iowa, will spend the winter here will
her sister Mrs. c. d. Sims, while thei
father visits in California.
II. e. Seeds of Abilene, Kansas, wa,
here today in consultation with Messrs
Ransom & Asmus, in matters pertain
ing to their insurance department.
. VIM. Sutherland of Battle Creek wa
in the city Saturday. He is just re
covering from an attack of appendj
citis and is going south this week t
| recuperate.
: Mrs. r. Fraser returned yesterda
! from a visit to Long Pine, with he
. daughter, Mrs. H. A. Hall, who re
sides at that place, and who is wei
4 known to Norfolk people.
: The w. C. T. U. will meet with Mrs
r. J. A. Ballantyne as hostess tomorrow
:. afternoon at o'clock.
r Z. II. Luikart of Tilden is down wit
severe attack of appendicitis. Hi
?, sister, Miss Stella Luikart, went
e Tilden Saturday evening to help car
!. for him.
n One week from today Is Christina
h and one week from tonight is tn
a Christmas ball to be given by tn
Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen G
s. Marquardt hall
r, Paul Friebe of Madison arrived las
l. night and will be here during the no
idays at Oscar Uhle's. He says "hie
, wird deutsch gesprochen," which h
d will interpret if you call and see hin
6 w. l.. Lehman and wife of this cit,
e and Mr.. and Mrs, VIM. Huebner {
n Rock Springs, S. D., were guests {
y Mr.. and Mrs. Lehman, father an
II mother of the first named gentleman
1t was a birthday event which calle
S. the company together.
g Superintendent and Mrs C. H. Re
:; nolds returned Saturday night frol
r their trip to New York and other point
r in the east, where they visited FRIEND
p and relatives. They have been gor
n, about four weeks, and this is the fir
d. vacation Mr.. Reynolds has taken fro
S. his railroad work for years.
1t Prof. and Mrs. Ludwig Koenigstei
ID leave tomorrow for Thornton, Arka
sas, where they will eat 'possu