The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1905-12-29
TUESDAY TOPICS.

|OeSDRN IOpICS.
Mrs r. Walter is in Wakefield Wis
ting friends.
r l.. Blood spent his Xmas at home
! in Creighton
ID. Mathewson went to Wakefield
this morning on business.
Jack Wells OF Omaha spent the
Christmas with his father. Rev. ]. c..
! s. Wells.
Willis Mcbride and family OF Elgin
were at the home of G. H. Reynolds
Yesterday
Miss Anna Johnson is in Omaha for
weeks vacation visiting relatives
and friends.
Miss Alice Mills Of Omaha spent
Christmas with her sister. Mrs. John
r. Hays Of this city
Chris Madsen, a successful shoe man
Of Chicago, spent Christmas with his
mother, Mrs. Anna Madsen
Mrs. w. N. Huse went to Hawarden,
! Iowa, this morning to attend a family
reunion at the home of her mother.
Among the Battle Creek people in
| town today are noted Misses Maude
| and Iincey Osborne and Vcrna oliver.
Harvey Kinney of Woodbine, Iowa.
nephew of Mrs. c. II Brake, is
| holiday guest at the home Of his aunt
Misses Edna and Lulu Durland re.
turned home to Plainview today. hav.
| ing enjoyed Christmas with relatives
in this city.
A. p. Doe of Davenport, Iowa, ar
rived Saturday evening to spend the
holidays with his daughter, Mrs. G.
! d. Butterfield.
Otto Miller, who Is employed In
| 3onesteel, came down home to remain
over Christmas and visit with the home
folks and friends
w. c. Davenport and wife of Sioux
| City and John Davenport and wife Of
! IElgin spent Christmas with their moth.
er, Mrs. Mary Davenport.
Misses Florence and Queenie Ma
lOney are at Battle Creek, the guests
Of the Misses Tanner, daughters of Dr.
! and Mrs Tanner of that place.
NJ. E. Crozier, wife and three chill
dren of Avoca, Iowa, are holiday
guests at the home of f. A. Bullock
| Mrs. Crozier and Mrs Bullock are sis.
ters.
At the Queen City hotel the follow
! ing were out of town Christmas guests:
e. e. Emery and j. II. Farlin, Madi.
son; w. w. Aird and F. Jepner, Plain.
view.
Among the out of town guests reg.
istered at the Pacific yesterday were
l.. Watson of Planview, Amelia
Reeves of Madison, John Rubach of
! Pierce.
Mike Hughes, one of the good fell
lows of West Point, spent Sunday af-
ternoon in town. He was on his way
! his cousin.
viii Braasch and wife arrived Sun.
| day evening from st. Paul to spend
| Christmas with his father and Ralph.
Mr.. Braasch is endeavoring to have
them make their home here in future
c. B, Holahan, for years manager of
the American express office in this
city, is now secretary of the Central
Iowa Mutual Fire insurance company,
with headquarters at Ft. Dodge, Iowa.
f. C. Harris of Chadron passed
through the city Sunday evening on
his way home from a business trip to
Milwaukee. He is arranging to go to
Mexico with the next excursion of the
Kansas City and Orient road, which
leaves Kansas City January 13 and
with which road Mr.. Harris will soon
be officially connected.
F. S. Perdue, superintendent-elect of
public instruction, was in the city Sat.
urday afternoon on his way to Madi.
son. His arrangements now are to
leave his family in Tilden until spring
at least, on account of his children
who have started school work there.
After he assumes the duties of his
new Office he will necessarily have to
be in Madison.
Fred Parish is home from Omaha.
w. n. Hensley is a holiday guest at
the z. |. Brown home.
Mrs Phillips of Tilden Is a guest at
the C. r. D. Harnerd nome.
Miss Elsie Xryger of Neigh is visit,
ing Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. T. Kryger.
Miss Margaret Meyer of West Point
is the guest of Miss Nettie Nenow.
Charles May was at home in Madi,
son Sunday and Monday OF this week
Mr. and Mrs II. f. Johnson of Oma.
ha are guests at the |. J. Johnson
home.
Mrs p Brown of Fargo. n. d. is a
ot a nF IL
|. Brown.
Everett Carrick was up from Ere.
mont to visit with hls brother Frank
over Xmas.
Miss May Hopkins was a Sioux City