The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1906-06-08
TUESDAY TIDlNGS.

Mr. and Mrs. Fred Noldwag are WIS.,
ting in Pierce.
Albert Freeze of Nehawka, Neb., is
Norfolk visitor.
Thos. Rowlings of Wakefield was In
the city yesterday.
r. r. Mitchell was in the city from
Creighton yesterday.
Mrs. G. II. Mumm of Bonesteel was
in the city yesterday.
w. F. Morse of Plainview was a
Norfolk visitor yesterday.
Mrs. H. E. Owen went to Omaha to-
day to visit until Saturday.
A. N. Brown of Plainview was trans
acting business here yesterday.
u. X. Doane Of Fairfax was a pas
senger to Omaha this morning.
A. d. Alderman of Plainview had
business in Norfolk yesterday.
C. H. Pilger and P. A. Shurtz are
business visitors in Omaha today.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Hans of Battle
Creek are visiting in Columbus.
Guss Gortner and Aug. Wesilah
Frank Nelson of Niobrara was a
passenger for Omaha this morning.
Claude Reed of Fairfax, S. D., was
in the city today enroute to Long Pine.
C. S. Bridge left this morning for
FIT. Worth, Texas, on business trip.
G. M. Kause returned to his home
in Plainview yesterday after a visit
| here.
f. ]. Bicknell arrived home last
evening from Omaha where he spent
| Sunday.
Miss Edith Nelson returned to
Pierce yesterday after visit over
Sunday in the city.
Mrs. N. L. Raymond and daughter
Ethel, of Creighton were enroute to
Omaha this morning.
H. ]. Graves left today with a party
from Tilden for Pierce, S. D., on a
prospective land deal.
j. A. Ballantyne, auditor Of the Ed
wards & Bradford Lumber company
is in Lincoln on business today.
| Albert Leisner and family returned
to their home south of Plainview yes
terday after a visit with relatives.
Woods Cones, R. Brodhagen, G. A
Reimers and Herman Miller of Pierce
are business visitors in Lincoln to-
day.
A. G. Kennedy, teacher in the city
schools, left this morning for his home
in Weeping Water to spend the vaca
tion
Henry Roach of Omaha, formerly OF
this city, was here yesterday enroute
to Wyoming with a fine bunch OF
horses.
Mr.. and Mrs Willis Kelley arrived
from Arlington, Neb., called here by
the death of Mrs. Kelley's father, Chas
Eble.
Miss Edna Contoys returned to hel
home in Clearwater today after few
days visit with relatives and friends
here.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Hengstler re
turned to their home in Battle Creel
this morning after several weeks visi
in Creighton.
]. K Brown, DR.. r. H. Burrell, w
w. Brown and Sheriff ]. l.. Burns O.
Creighton went to Omaha today to at
tend the Masonic grand lodge.
Mrs. ]. w. Jones and daughter o
Madison were in the city over nigh
and left this morning for Cherokee
Iowa, to visit Mrs. Jones' sister.
Rev. D. X. Tindall, P. H. D. and d
D., left this morning for Universit!
| 30 hn
exercises of the Wesleyan University
Miss Nellie Cousins returned to he
home in Bancroft this morning afte
visit with relatives here. She wa
accompanied by her brother, Frank
who will visit there a short time.
Mrs. Dickman, aunt of e. B. Kauff
mann, who has been visiting here tn
last three weeks, left this morning TO
her home in st. Paul, MINI. MI
, Kaufman had not seen his aunt be
fore in seventeen years.
! Mrs. V. A. Nenow and son left tc
, day for st. Anthony, Idaho, to visi
Mrs. Nenow's sister, Mrs. Max Nc
,, retz. They were accompanied by MI
Moretz's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Gu
Moretz of Hoskins.
, Prof. and Mrs. Reese Solomon an
, children left yesterday for Mrs. Sole
. mons former home in Iowa, where sh
and the children will spend the sun
!, mer, while the professor will take u
higher course in music in Chicago
Prof. Solomon is music instructor c
the Norfolk schools.
Frank Ahlmann has accepted a pC
7 sition in the Johnson Dry Goods Co!
. store.
d Born, to Mr., and Mrs. Gilmor
!. Moody of East Norfolk, this morning
h a boy.
!. Presiding Elder D. X. Tindall of thi
city has received an urgent reques