The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, 1906-12-28
FRIDAY FACTS.

In Norlolk.
Geo Mcnhorr of erosion was in Nor.
folk last night
Guss Berry of O'Ncill spent Thurs
day in Norfolk.
Fred Remember of Wayne spent the
day in Norfolk,
Ross Nicolls of Madison spent last
night in Norfolk
Adam Pilger of stanton was city
visitor yesterday
II. NJ. Coleman of Lynch was In
Norfolk over night.
E. NJ. Miller of Randolph was In
Norfolk last night
Hon. A. A. Welch of Wayne spent
the night in Norfolk.
The new paraphernalia for the Odd
Fellows has arrived
Nick Horn and Ed Hunter returned
from Hoskns today.
c. G. Whipple of Niobrara was
city visitor yesterday.
William Harlow is In town from
Madison on business.
Mrs, Horshidc of Winside was Nor
folk visitor yesterday
Attorney George Boyd of Oakdale Is
In Norfolk on business.
Clyde Bullock Is home from the uni
versity for the holidays,
II. f. Barnhart was passenger for
Omaha Friday morning.
Gottlieb Benning of Battle Creek
was in the city yesterday.
Mike Fisher and Joe Girse of Lynch
spent the night in Norfolk.
DIR. Mat2en of Columbus spent yes
terday with friends in Norfolk.
Banker e. W. Zutz of the Norfolk
National is In Tarnov on business.
John Weatherholt of Hosllins trans
acted business in the city yesterday.
Mr. Howard of Exeter Is visiting at
the home of f. j. Russell of this place,
Misses Marie and Annie Pond went
to Pierce on the early morning train.
Nj. Il. Wakelle of Creighton is IN
Norfolk looking after business inter
ests
Ed Henderson of Wakefield is in
Norfolk looking after business inter
ests,
Alvin Reed, James Cross and Claude
Brown were Creighton visitors in the
city
J. Duncan went to Chicago on the
noon train to spend the holidays with
relatives,
Guy WElbergor of Anoka is in the
city on his way to Battle Creek to
spend Christmas.
IL. G. Godesall of Chadron is in Nor
folk looking after his property inter
ests in this place
Mrs. A. b. stone has gone to Kansas
City to visit with friends at that place
during the holidays,
Miss Harnish has resigned her pc
sition at the hospital and left Friday
for her home in Neigh,
Miss O'Connor. Seventh grade teach
err, has gone to Wood River to spenC
Christmas with her parents.
Miss Mae Johnson is home for the
holidays from Omaha, where she Il
attending a business college.
Miss G. w. Grswold, who has bee,
visiting Mrs. C. w. Fossils, returne
to Sioux City on the morning train,
Miss Thorngate, high school teacher
left Friday afternoon for her home 1
North Loup to spend the holidays.
Herbert Zut2 has returned from Wa
tertown, Wis, where he has been a
tending the Northwest university,
Misses Lena and Jennie Mills leav
for Fairmont in the morning to spen
the holidays with their sister Mrs. l
S. Ovcrocker,
Roy and Marion Hibben left at moo
for Wabash, Ind, to spend the hol
days with their grandparents and a
uncle and aunt.
Carl Shultz of Pierce passed throug
ON the noon train on his way hon
from Scribner, where he has been vi
iting for few days.
Miss Cowan, teacher in the Six
grade at the Lincoln school, leav,
Saturday for Beatrice to visit in Il
home of her brother
Mrs. l.. S. Overts, who has been vi
iting friends in Norfolk for few day
returned to her home at Clearwate
Mich, Friday morning,
Leo Kinko, former chef at the o
nard, went to Mitchell, S. D., where
has accepted position in the Equi
erson hotel at that place.
Alex Docken of Osmond, who is l
turning from Chicago where he hi
been with two cars of cattle, is Wis
ing his old friend Henry Hasenpflug,
The family of A. Kunitz, manag
of tho Eawcpft- Carnay-H oar cnnnar
will arrive in Norfolk the comi
week and will make this their perm
nent home.
Attorney J, A. Williams of Pier
stopped between trains in Norfolk
his way home from Neigh where