The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1906-03-09
TUESDAY TOPICS.

George t. Taylor of Pierce spent
last night in the city.
]. II, Farln OF Madison was in the
city last evening on business.
Thomas Rawlings of Wakefield
stopped over night in the city.
Miss Irene Juneman of Madison was
shopping in the city yesterday.
w. II. p. Mohr came down from
Spencer on business this morning.
J. J. Veasek and Thomas j. Veasek
of Prague are in the city on business.
Mrs. Won Rahden of Creighton
came down this morning to do some
shopping.
William Krotter and George C. Krot-
ter came down from Stuart this morn
ing on business.
Miss Serle Small of Omaha Is visit
ing with her mother and will remain
for several weeks.
Miss Clarice Hindman came down
from Niobrara this morning to visit
with Miss Mino McNeely.
Mrs j. Harvey Foote and children
arrived from Blair yesterday and will
make their home with Mr.. Foote at
the Pacific hotel
John Ohm returned to work this
morning as his injured knee has so
far recovered as to permit of his mov-
ing freely about.
Arthur Golson Of Osmond stopped
over Sunday night with r. b. Severns
while enroutc to Atlantic, Iowa, where
he will visit with his father who is
seriously i'll.
G. f. Durland stopped over in Nor
folk Saturday night and Sunday on
his way home to Plainview from New
port, where he was stalled by the
storm for over day.
Miss Elizabeth Worden went to
Sioux City today to spend a few days
before returning to her home in Rock
ford, Ill. She has been visiting here
with Miss Katherine Shaw.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Tinsley and Miss
Hoerger came down from Spencer
Monday morning to make their per
manent home in Norfolk. They will
make their home at the corner OF
Eighth and Philip avenue.
Miss Eva Carpenter is at home Wis
iting her parents She is enjoying a
months vacation from her school al
Plainview Miss Carpenter teaches
> the largest school in the country
around Plainview and enjoys the
work
The Wednesday club will meet with
Mrs. Greene tomorrow afternoon al
2:3O sharp.
Elkhorn Encampment, |. o. o. F..
No 27 will meet Tuesday evening foi
work in the Royal Purple.
C. II. Vail and Mr.. and Mrs. O. p
Schoff have gone to Omaha to pur
chase new furniture and furnishings
for the OXnard hotel
The condition of Mrs. Ueckerman
who was operated upon several days
ago, is quite serious although no grea
fears are felt for her recovery.
i Mrs. George d. Butterfield was host
b" ess today at a | o'clock luncheon, Civ
Il en- in honor of Mrs. Swarthout ant
! Mrs. Grey, who are guests of Mrs. w
II. Butterfield.
Mrs. S. NJ. Rosenthal underwent
II surgical operation yesterday and i
!, very critically i'll today Every at
. tention possible is being given to tn
q patient, and every effort to brin
o about her speedy recovery.
Glen Emery, the S-year.old son O
W. A. Emery, is confined to his hom
q with badly bruised head, which h
u received in a fall while climbing o
IL a high chair at home Saturday moor
H. The bruises are not considered seriou
u although they are causing him sever
e headaches.
H. Because OF the serious illness c
o. ]. II. Brown left at noon for tina
" place. She received a telegram las
II night advising her Of the serious COZ
= dition of her mother. She was a,
u companied to Michigan at noon toda
" by her son. Frank,
~ Mrs. c. r. Haggard of Sioux Cit
30 arrives today for a few days visit
'e Norfolk. During her stay in the cit,
y Mrs. Haggard will be a guest at tn
home of Mrs. ID, Mathewson instea
of Mrs. j. s. Mathewson, as was al
TX nounced Mrs Haggard is on III
Wednesday club program for tomo
10 row with a paper. On Thursday noe
she will be the guest of honor at
luncheon which is to be given by Mr.
tn ]. S. Mathewson.
F. Skating came into favor again wit
the young folks last evening ar
Klug's pond was well filled with
crowd of skaters all evening, Sever
h. parties for the evening were made u
ng the largest of which was that of Mi
lip Toomey, who had the children in Il
oy Seventh grade at skating party. TT
little snow, which fell during the eve