The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1906-01-19
SATURDAY SETTINGS.

over night
Miss Helen Dickovor went to Pierce
ON visit yesterday.
G. A. Warren of Tildcn was here ON
business yesterday
Charles Brandcs Is at home after a
years absence in Fremont.
Dr. G. A. Mckim. state veterinarian,
is in Norfolk today on business.
u G. Harrington went to Madison
to attend the funeral of Mr.. Cole
c. A. Wolfe left today for Omaha
where he went to remain over Sunday
n A. Rainbot and w. II Bucholz
returned from a trip to Omaha yester-
! day.
Mrs. r. D. Preecc and daughter Of
Battle Creek were in the city ycster-
| day.
Jack Hale of Tilrord, S. d., passed
through the city yesterday enroute to
| Omaha.
w. H. Hall returned last evening
from st Joe, Mo, where he had been
ON business.
Miss Alma Merit. left for Battle
| Creek this morning to visit at home
over Sunday
Jimmie Hamilton" of Sioux City
was greeting old time friends in the
city yesterday.
T., T, Miller, travelling representa-
tive for j. w. Humphreys tailoring es-
! tablishmcnt, started ON two months
trip through the Black Hills yesterday.
Mrs. Joseph Schwarz left for Omaha
this morning, where she will visit
friends for a few days.
Louis Tuckorman has gone to
Creighton to visit his brother over Sun
day He took in the big firemen's
dance last night.
Mrs. II. G.. COrCll and daughter Dor
othy arrived in Norfolk last night for
visit with friends Mr. Corell is eX.
pocted tonight. They will remain at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Dur
land over Sunday.
j. y, DiCkovor will leave next Mon.
day for a three weeks trip through
southern Missouri, Arkansas and 9th
er states. He expects to spend por-
tion of his time at Eureka Springs
Mo.
DR.. and Mrs. ]. w. Myers will go
to Lincoln Monday morning where Or
! Myers will attend meeting of the Ne.
brlska state Veterinary association
Or and Mrs. Myers will be guests of
DR.. and Mrs. MCKim. DR.. Mcliim is
president of the association They
will see the Ben Hur production on
! Wednesday.
Mrs a, Madsen is on the sick list
today
Frank Flynn has accepted a posi-,
ton with j. W. Humphrey.
Frank Kayl of the Anzeiger force
is confined to his room with illness.
The telephone force surprised Ru-
dolph Dreescen last evening. All re-
port a good time.
Patrick Carberry was still alive this
morning, but it was said that he was
Just barely alive, and nothing more.
A meeting of Mosaic lodge, A. f.
& A, NJ, will be held at Masonic hall
this evening at s O'Clock There will
be work
Eugene Austin, formerly of Norfolk
70 Cripple Creek, Colo, where he is
employed.
The Plainview Republican remarks I:
Mathews for governor? Well. hard
ly, so long as Robertson of Norfolk is
in the race"
]. NJ, Covert has taken the position
of deputy for the Modern Brotherhood
of America. He has been working in
Hoskins and vicinity,
Gottlieb Hickman is suffering from
A fractured rib which he sustained as
the result of being pushed off a side,
walk about week ago.
The economic department of the
Woman's club will meet next Monday
afternoon with Mrs. G. b. Salter. DR.
J. II. Cole will speak on, The Care
of the Teeth" An invitation is ex-
| tended 10 the general club
Planyiew News: Mir and Mrs Al,
bert Rehfold were w from Norfolk
several days this week visiting with
relatives and friends, While here Mr.,
| RChte'd sold his farm southeast of
! this city To John p. Fischer
Last night was the birthday of Mrs
/ Dresher ON South First street and the
occasion was celebrated by a large
crowd of friends who assembled at the
homo and spent the evening joyfuuy
Refreshments were served and the
guests all had a great good time.
Snow fell in Norfolk during a large
portion of the night. The storm area
came from the northwest and was pre-
dicted here by the warm south wind