The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, 1906-12-07


W. E, Stedman left Saturday morn
ing for Columbus where he goes to as
sIst in a sale at that place.
Adolph Nenow arrived yesterday
from northern Wisconsin for visit
with his father Herman Nenow.
Mrs. George Of Albion. who has been
in the city for a few days visit, re-
turned to that place this morning.
Chas, Manweller and son Morris
leave tomorrow for Reading, Pa,
where they expect to make their future
home.
J. Westervelt and family who have
been down from Meadow Grove for a
short visit with I. G. Westervelt re-
turned to their home last evening.
Mr. and Mrs. o. p. Shoff leave for
Council Bluffs Monday where they
will remain through the winter They
may return to Norfolk in the spring.
Mrs. l.. NJ Ray, Miss Inez and Helen
Durham and Ben Bierer came down
from Oakdale yesterday in Mr.. Bier
er's automobile, returning last evening
b. 7. White left for Omaha yester-
day morning. Mrs. White Is still here
visiting at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
Mapes, but returns to Omaha tomor.
row.
Mrs. w. G. Neuman and daughter
Of Hallem, Neb, arrived last night for
a few days visit at the home of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Modem
hauer.
Mrs. w. Fox returned at noon from
short visit in Fremont.
Mrs. j. Meystric and sister returned
at noon from a few days visit at Ere
mont.
c. Kampman came up from Fremont
at noon for short visit
Mrs. j. Hackett and son Paul re-
turned at noon from Stuart where they
had been to spend Thanksgiving.
Leon Case is home for a few days
visit from Bassett.
N. p. Mullendore is up for short
visit from Fremont.
| j. f. Branigan has been appointed
special police to fill the vacancy caused
by the transfer of officer Livingstone
to town.
A large number of Austrians who
have been around the Junction for the
past few days awaiting orders as to
where they would go to work were
sent east at noon in a car that was
attached to the regular train.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Hollingsworth
and son Ed will leave Missouri Valley
tomorrow for their new home in San
Diego, Cal, where they go for the ben
eft of Mr.. Hollingsworth's health
The family has many warm friends in
Norfolk who regret their departure
but who wish them prosperity and
happiness in the land of the flowers
They will make the trip over the fin
est train on wheels, the Los Angeles
Limited, whose first trip was made
something less than a year ago, cut
ting off eighteen hours in the journe!
by shooting down through the Grea
American desert.
f. p. Olmstead made business triT
to Wayne Saturday.
Miss Nell Schwenk left at noon fol
Hoskins for a short visit.
Miss Rosabel Reimers of Pierce i!
visiting Miss Anna Herman.
Hal Mccormick made a bushes!
trip to Stanton Saturday noon.
C. e. Durham and NJ. D. Tyler were
in Tarnov yesterday on business.
M. l.. Ogden returned at noon from
a short business trip to Pilger, Neb.
Frank Davis went over to Madison
to spend few hours with his parents
John Theisen of Osmond was visit
ing friends in the city between trains
Saturday.
N p. Jeppesen from Plainview wa
business visitor in the city Saturda
afternoon.
; F. Lambert is visiting in the cit
for few days from Foster.
Mrs. Cora A. Beels left at noon TO
Chicago where she goes for a fe,
weeks visit with friends.
DR.. and Mrs. Matzen of Columbu
were in the city Saturday on their wa
home from Tilden where they spen
Thanksgiving.
Miss Grace Matrau leaves Monda
: morning for Burlington, Iowa, for
short visit with Mrs. Chas. Stitt an
/ Miss Belle White
The father of John Henderson, li'
: ing west of the city, broke his leg Sa
b urday morning.
j. ]. X. Boas is quite i'll. He is threa
ened with typhoid fever and has bee
e belfast for the greater part of tn
II week.
The vaudeville show scheduled &c
l. Friday night at the Auditorium, misse
J. a train connection and failed to a
IS rive until Saturday, to give a perform
q ance Saturday evening.
k Stanton Picket John Leik and NJ
Kaufman of Norfolk were in Stanto
n Monday looking over the work on tn
e FETISH building, which the former wi