The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1906-01-05
SATURDAY SETTINGS.

SATURDAY SiFTlNGS.
A. j. Durland is in Omaha on bust.
ness
!. B. Dickover returned from Omaha
Yesterday.
f. Reynolds OF Madison was in town
last night.
Ralph Nichols of Wayne was In
town over night.
c. E. Chambers of West Point was
in town over night.
Business called James Hart of In
man to town yesterday.
II. l.. Cosner of Wayne was doing
business in the city today.
Gus Loerke of Stanton took in the
sights in the city yesterday.
Walter Pickering and family of
Lynch were in the city today.
Il. y. Weatherby left for Omaha to-
day to be absent for few days.
Mrs. Gus. Pierre of Wisner is a
guest at the Chas. Weir home.
Thomas Knoll will spend Sunday
and New Years day at Creighton.
w S Armstrong of Sioux City is
visiting friends in the city over Sun
day.
Geo. Rcardm of David City trans
acted business in town last night
Elmer Hodgson of Bonesteel was
visiting in the city this morning.
II. f. Fans of Madison transacted
business in Norfolk this morning
nf
Stanton were city visitors Friday.
]. l.. Burns and T. C. Johnson of
Creighton were in town last night.
Frank Upton of Madison is in town
to remain over Sunday to visit friends.
Miss Helen Pyle from Wayne is the
guest of her friend, Miss Opal Madsen.
Mrs Fred Degner of Pierce was in
the city yesterday visiting and shop
ping.
IL. ]. Bruning and w. II. Neifert of
Bloomfield were city visitors last
night
Miss Fannie Norton will be in Sioux
City over Sunday as the guest of
friends
+. A. Houston of Ewing, who is now
running store in Napoleon, Iowa, is
in town today.
Mrs l.. NJ Beeler and two boys will
visit at White Cloud, Kan, having left
for that place today.
J. II Miller of st. Louis stopped Oft
here 'Ad had short visit with Mr.. A.
NJ. Maloney yesterday.
John Ellerman of Fairfax, S. D.,
was in town Yesterday enroute home
from a trip to Yankton.
G. w Meyers of Neigh was in the
city transacting business for the In
ternational Harvester people.
f. J. SChula of town, and Henry Faes
of Madison are new tonsorial artists
at the Hartford establishment.
Miss Mary McDole, who has been
attending the teachers meeting at
Lincoln, arrived home today.
John G. Green, who has been visit.
ing at the d. c. Harrington home, has
returned to Tilden, where he resides
Mrs. George Storey of Pierce was
in town Thursday evening enroute to
the northwestern part of the state for
visit
MIR, Anderson, the railway mail
clerk, is moving into his new home on
South Tenth street which has just
been completed
Misses Florence and Queenie Ma,
loney returned yesterday from Battle
Creek, where they had been visiting
Miss Helen Tanner.
John Ellerman of Fairfax changed
cars here today enroute to Sioux City
and shook hands with friends while
waiting about town.
MIR. Ivan Lowe is reported in a very
critical condition. He is past 81
years of age and but little hope eX
lists for his recovery.
Secretary Williams of the Elkhorn
Valley insurance company has gone tc
Omaha to visit his mother and sister
He will return Tuesday.
Guy McDole of Lincoln. who has
been visiting his sister, Mrs. c. f
Greene, will return home tomorrow af
ter an enjoyable holiday.
Misses Frances Viele and Ella
Toomey who have been at Lincoln
this week enjoying the teachers gath
cring, arrived home today
Miss Lizzie Price was called to Bat
| tie Creek today on account of the sud
den illness of her sister-in-law, Mrs
Ed Price. She went over on the noon
train.
Mrs. w. A. Emery and little daugh