The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1906-03-16
SATURDAY SiFTINGs.

SATURDAY SETTINGS.
Mrs. Burt Mapes left for Omaha
this noon.
Miss Opal Olmstead went to Wayne
last evening.
Adam Pilger of Stanton visited with
relatives in the city yesterday.
Myron S. Whitney of Randolph
stopped over Friday night in the city
IN business.
Miss Emma Roberts of Foster has
been visiting for several days with
Mrs r. B. Severns.
l.. b. Nicola, cashier of the Foster
state bank, will spend Sunday with
friends in the city.
Miss Eva Carpenter is spending a
months vacation at home from her
school work near Plainview.
Mrs. c. X. Haggard, who had been
visiting with Mrs. ID. Mathewson, re-
turned to Sioux City today.
Mrs. Louis Ottmar Is quite sick with
tumor, and will be taken to Omaha
next week to be operated upon.
Zachary Taylor Smith, a plasterer
from Creighton who used to live in
Norfolk, arrived in town last night to
visit old friends.
7. #. Memminger is in the city. He
arrived at Madison this week from In
iian Territory and came up to Nor.
| folk yesterday.
Mrs. Bithell, who was operated on
n Sioux City recently, will be able to
return home Monday. She is said to
be improving rapidly.
George Fox, formerly a resident of
Norfolk but now of Schuyler, is visit
ing at the home of his son, yelling
ton Fox, in this city.
State Veterinarian McKim came
down from Monowi this morning. He
was up there on account of a glanders
case, which proved to be a solitary
| one.
Mrs. C. r. Allen of Hawarden, Iowa,
who has been visiting here some time,
eft for home this morning. She was
accompanied as far as Sioux City by
Mesdames C. f. Burnham, G. II. Rey-
nolds and w. N. Huse.
The members of Prospect Hill Gem
etery association will hold their an.
nual meeting Monday afternoon at 2
o'clock in Sessions & Bells office.
w. NJ. Robertson went to Omaha to-
day to help his mother celebrate her
birthday. She is eighty-four years of
age today and Mr.. Robertson thought
that the occasion was we'll worth the
trip.
w. II. Bucholz, formerly president
of the Norfolk National bank of this
city but lately of the Central bank of
Oakland, Cal, eft California today en-
route to Norfolk and will locate in
Nebraska. He will arrive here next
week for visit at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. N. A. Rainbolt and will then
make definite plans for the future.
Mrs. Bucholz will remain in California
with friends until the first of May
probably. Mr.. Bucholz is bringing
his older son, Fritz, with him.
George Rohde, who formerly owned
saloon in this city and who left for
Chicago about a year ago. is now 10
Gated at Davenport, Iowa, where he
has bought n half interest in the lead
ing bottling works of the city. The
firm name is Rhode & Vollstedt. They
manufacture soda water, ginger ale
pop, etc.
Word has been received from Sioux
City saying that ]. S. Smith, one of
the oldest commercial travellers in the
territory about Norfolk, is seriously
i'll with appendicitis. His condition is
such that it is dangerous to operate
upon him and still the doctors declare
that an operation is his only hope fol
recovery. Mr.. Smith has been with
Knapp & Spencer of Sioux City fol
the last fifteen years and has repre-
sented them in north Nebraska and
South Dakota territory during all that
time.
The water commissioners Office has
collected almost half of the back bills
since his announcement the fore part
of the week that all water will be cut
off, where bills are not paid by April
l. One day the collections were in
excess of 800. and every day the mai
has brought in goodly amount. Wa