The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1906-12-21
WEDNESDAY WRINKLES.

Asa Molk of Plainview Is visiting In
the city.
J. S. Bussenman Is in Norfolk on
business.
Jas. Smith of Leigh spent last night
in Norfolk.
A. II. Mower of Denver, Col, is in
Norfolk today.
II. r. King of Watertown, New York,
is in Norfolk.
Rueben C.. Nichols Is in Norfolk on
business today.
]. Dawn of Fremont is stopping in
Norfolk today.
Chas. Kruger of Chadron spent the
night in Norfolk.
Tob" Oewond Of Srencor sp"nt the
night in Norfolk.
j. Reynolds of Madison spent the
night in Norfolk.
Miss Mary Hopkins of Lenox spent
Tuesday in Norfolk.
r. M. Mills of Holdrege Is in Nor
folk for a few days.
II. II. Hodge of Omaha Is in Norfolk
on a business trip.
Ed and Miss Alice Wagner drove to
Pierce to visit friends.
Mrs. C. w. Priestly of Oakdale was
a city visitor yesterday.
John Huebner of Hoskins was In
Norfolk shopping Tuesday
e. Hubert of Carlock, S. d., Is in
town looking after business.
Mrs. Jack McGrane was a passen-
ger for Omaha this morning.
w. p. Mohr of Spencer is in Nor
folk calling on business men.
Mrs. Donivan of Harrington stopped
over night with Mrs. Val Light.
G.. w. Peterson passed through here
on his way from Madison to Plainview
H. NJ. Scott of Plainview was calling
on business men in Norfolk yesterday
Mrs. w. C. Roland and Mrs. l., L.
Fairbanks went to Omaha on business
this morning.
G. A. Johnson of Fairfax, S. D., Is
in Norfolk looking after his banking
interests here.
Mr.. Moratz and family of Hoskins
were in Norfolk doing their Christ
mas shopping.
Mrs. Smith of Winnetoon and Mrs
Berger of Verdel, are guests at the
home of o. w. Rish.
Commissioner John II. Harding OF
Meadow Grove stopped over night In
Norfolk on business.
e. l.. Loucks, the brick mason, re
turned to Pilger this morning whert
he is working at his trade.
]. A. Duncan, prominent stockmar
of Wayne county was a caller on bust
ness men of Norfolk yesterday.
Mr.. Tenny of the American Con
struction company is here looking al
ter the building of the new gas plant
Mrs. C. A. McKim of Lincoln viii
arrive in Norfolk tomorrow night t.
spend the holidays with her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. II. C. Matrau,
G. w. Ross of Rushville passet
through Norfolk on his way to thu
Rosebud country, where he expects Il
engage in the stock business.
Miss Ida Jones of Brownell hall
Omaha, is expected tomorrow to spenr
few days with Miss Title Herman
on her way home to Winnetoon.
Mrs. C. II. Brake and son Paul viii
spend the holidays in Sioux City an
Woodbine. Iowa.
Miss Lucy Carberry has accepted
position with Antilles & Smith until a
ter the holidays.
S. o. Wishel, II. A. Hendick and +
S. Helms of Leigh are in Norfolk loOl
ing after business.
The three Misses Lee of Edmond
Wis, passed through Norfolk on thei
way to Meadow Grove, where they ar
going to visit the family Of c.
Crook.
Rev. Mr.. Patterson of Kearne
passed through Norfolk enroute I
Meadow Grove, where he is going I
attend the funeral of his brother {
that place.
/, Mrs. Wilson, mother of w. w. Wi
son, of Iowa Falls, Iowa, returne
home Wednesday after a two week
visit with her son and daughter, WI
live on North Ninth street.
> Gilbert Durland returned to Norfol
last night, after a trip to the westeI
part of the state, in the interest of Il