The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1905-09-08
MONDAY MENTION.

MIS- r. j. StanOrd went TO Omaha
yesterday for the day.
Rev ]. II. Clay went to Hoskins yes
terday to hold services.
G. B. Salter returned yesterday to
his home in Dallas, s. d.
]. F. Losch and son of West Point
spent Sunday in Norfolk.
H. C. Hanson Of Dakota City was a
Norfolk visitor last night.
Mrs. f. F. Stear Is in Chicago pur-
chasing fall millinery stock.
Alfred Oxford was business visitor
in the city.
l.. C. Mittelstadt had business at
Pierce this afternoon.
DIR. G.. f. Bilger goes to Lincoln to-
morrow to attend the state fair.
Chas. Schmedeberg left today noon
for the state fair at Lincoln.
c. f. Kaul and G. Dittbermen of
Madison were in town yesterday
Miss Martha Wolf of Madison visit
ed her parents here over Sunday.
Louis Johnson, a hotel man at Pom.
ca, was in the city this morning.
Guy Button, Plainview real estate
man, was a city visitor yesterday.
M. r. Mallory and son of Plainview
were city visitors this morning.
Superintendent Reynolds made the
round trip to Fremont this morning.
Miss Mae Mcneil has returned from
a vacation of two weeks, which she
spent in Omaha.
Rev. j. II. Clay has gone to Bene-
dict, Wayne county, to open a series
of revival meetings.
DR.. and Mrs c. S. Parker have re-
they have been visiting.
J. NJ. Long went to Lynch on busi-
ness. He recently finished installing
the mains for the new water works
system in that city.
Architect ]. C. Stitt went to Lincoln
} at noon today to confer with the board
of public lands and buildings over the
new building at the hospital.
, Attorney John B. Barnes, jr., re.
: turned to his home at Casper, Wyo
: last night, after visit with his pa.
rents, Judge and Mrs. ]. B. Barnes
of this city.
, Miss. Elizabeth Rees, having re-
, turned from her trip to the west, left
: yesterday for Lincoln, where she goes
5 to resume her work as teacher in the
r city schools
Miss May Durland returned yester
: day from a three weeks trip to the
+. Pacific coast, which included a trip
, to the Portland exposition and many
= other points of interest.
D., Max Keleher went to Verdigre yes
+. terday to serve as mascot as a base
. ball game.
/ VIM. Booth and Charlie Tepner OF
I Plainview were in the city Yesterday
S. NJ. Rosenthal returned yesterday
| noon from Hot Springs, S. D., where
he was resting few days.
t C. A. Case of Wood Lake was in the
. city over Sunday. He will take in the
: state fair at Lincoln this week.
: Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Porter left this
r morning for visit with friends al
: Beatrice and other points down the
. road.
. Tom Johnson, H. ]. Johnson, Henry
D man Grove, were in the city ovel
r night
p Aug. Erdman wife and two children
a of Plainview, are visiting at the home
e of Albert Rehfeld on South Sixth
v street.
:. Henry Haase returned yesterday
i from Hot Springs, S. D., where he rus
e pleasant time.
f Ed. Nichols and Nose Elliott Of
Lynch, were in the city yesterday or
6 their way from business trip to Cor
r tionvlle, Iowa.
+ Miss Genevieve Stafford leaves to
/. morrow morning for Omaha, where she
e enters the Sacred Heart academy fol
g the second year.
/. Frank Dederman and Will Clarl
h left on the noon train yesterday fol
Y Niobrara, where they are painting the
Y railroad bridge over the Niobrara
t river,
S Miss Watson has returned from Far
f MIA, Ontario, on Lake Huron, where
t she visited during the vacation. She
Il Is now ready to resume teaching il
$ the city schools tomorrow.
e Mrs. E..O. Mount and daughter Ger
p trude have returned from Lake Min
# netonka, Mimi, where they spent two
}, weeks, Miss Ruth Mount is also home
e from Denver where she spent the
d summer with her uncle.
Il \ little son arrived at the home ol
t Mr. and Mrs. r. \. Moulton, corner
[ Phillip avenue and Fourth street, yes
e terday. Mr.. and Mrs Moulton will
d move into the Sharpless residence
property on Norfolk avenue as soor