The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1906-12-21
FRIDAY FACTS.
". A. WitZIgmAn Is III.

Mrs. A. Miller of Winside was n
city visitor yesterday,
Charles Martin of Battle Creek was
in the city yesterday
j. Higbec of Meadow Grove was In
the city last evening.
Geo. b. Christoph made the round
trip TO Madison yesterday
+. r. Prokosh arrived in Norfolk
Friday morning from Gross.
Thomas Kahn of Plainvew, was a
Norfolk business visitor yesterday.
C. Il. Turnbull is at home again af
ter an extended stay in Custer county
Mrs. j. b. Maynard went to Madison
yesterday. returning during the after
noon.
Aug. Zicmer and daughter of Hos
kins were In the city yesterday.
p. +. Panabaker of Wayne has been
in the city this week attending to bust
ness.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Moret2 and daugh-
ter Ida of Hosllins spent yesterday In
Norfolk.
j. b. Donovan, editor of the Star
Mail came over from Madison Thurs
day evening.
j. II. Rothwell came down from Yer
del Friday morning and went east as
far as Wayne.
William Mosher of Randolph was in
Norfolk yesterday and later went to
Omaha.
Miss Lizzie Peters returned yester-
day from Stanton where she has been
visiting her sister,
/. G. Kloke of the First National
bank at Spencer. went to West Point
on business Friday morning
DR.. Finch left today for Fremont
and other points, where he will visit
until after the first of the year.
w. e. McFadden of Murdo, Lyman
county, South Dakota, was a passen-
ger Friday morning for West Point.
Mr.. Fulton of Plainview returned
home yesterday after visiting his son.
who Is attending business college here.
]. b. Meyer, a hotel man at Lucas,
on the Rosebud, went east with his
family Friday morning for short va
cation.
II. S. Lyle a representative of the
Neigh mills, was in the city during
the day on business connected with
his firm.
Miss Matte Davenport returned
from Madison last night where she
had been visiting her sister, Mrs. A.
p. Pilger.
w. T. Tate of Oklahoma City has
been visiting at his old home at Plain
view. He went to Fremont Friday
morning.
Mrs. Meyers, who has been visiting
her son ]. C. Meyers for some time
past, left yesterday for her home in
Indianapolis.
William Kearville of the bank at
Burke, South Dakota, came down on
the Bonesteel train Friday morning on
the way to Omaha
b. b. Gross, proprietor of numerous
telephone lines around Fort Randall,
South Dakota, and Spencer, Nebraska,
was in Norfolk Thursday on his way
home from South Omaha, where he
had stock on the market.
Theodore Arcong, a liveryman of
Greenwood, South Dakota, spent Fri
day forenoon in Norfolk, He has been
in the Hills for some time and in com,
pany with friend from Long Pine
went home on the Bonesteel train al
noon
c. F. King returned to his work on
the Black Hills division yesterday af
ternoon.
Miss Rena Olmstead is expected
home this evening from Wayne &c
spend Sunday with her parents,
f. l.. Rood and Philip Anderson re
turned to Bristow Friday, having beer
at Wahoo several days on business.
Miss Mabel Stevens, who has beer
visiting her aunt, Mrs. A. Teal, re
turned to her home in Missouri Valley
yesterday
Forty-two recruits for the Sixth cav
airy at FIT. Meade, direct from New
York in a special combination car
went west ON the main line Friday.
c. A. Newman, a Creighton stock
man, returned home yesterday in com
pany with c. w. Spargur, Soutl
Omaha live stock commission man.
b. w. Woolverton and family re
turned to their home at Spoakne
Washington, Friday after a stay o
several days with old friends in Pierce
Martin Sanders, late fusion candi
date for state senator from the Thir
teenth district, came down from Ew
ing with several associates on bust
ness in Norfolk.
j. X. Townsend, who has been mes
senger at the telegraph office for som,