The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1906-03-16
TUESDAY TOPICS.
Hight is on the sick list.

Joe Hight is on the sick list,
! ED Dudlow came down from Plain.
view last evening
G. H. IIaight of Madison came in
last evening on business.
Or o. II. Meredith went to stanton
on business this morning.
George f. Boyd of Oakdale came
down this morning on business.
william Bcckolman of Pierce
stopped over Monday night in the city
Gus Handler of Plainview came in
last evening to attend to some busi.
ness affairs.
Mrs. Fcrran has been I'm the city
from Kansas. visiting her brother,
Martin Kane.
A, II, Kiesau left for Madison this
noon on business trip of several
days duration.
Frank Wiscman, better known as
Pat Mccarthy, the iunlSman, has gone
to Denver to spend month or two
there.
Mr. and Mrs VIII Coleman came
down from Battle Creek yesterday to
visit over night with the family of
Walter Coleman, while cnroute to
Gross, whore they expect to make
their homc
Miss Hattie Hickman left for Goth
enburg this morning 10 accept n posi-
tion as trimmer in n millinery cstab-
IishmCnt there.
Mr. and Mrs E =. Olmstcad are
expected home from their trip through
Oklahoma, Texas and Louisiana this
evening.
Miss Josephine Durland returned
from ST. Joseph Saturday evening,
where she was in the interest of her
spring buying
James Collins, an engineer on the
Northwestern, left for Seattle, Wash,
today to spend month looking after
his property interests.
j. d. Sturgeon returned from Plain
view to spend Sunday with his family.
He returns TO Plainview today to con
duct a special sale.
Rev. J. j. Parker came down from
Plainview last evening. He has re.
covered sufficiently from his recent
illness TO be about but is not entirely
recovered
Isaac Nightingale came up from Al.
bion Saturday to spend Sunday with
his family. He will not remove his
family there until the weather be.
comes more open.
c. E. Burnham went TO Creighton
this noon. He will be gone on busl-
ness for several days and will partic-
ipate in the Masonic burial rites over
the body Of Benjamin f. Chambers at
Niobrara Wednesday.
w. II. Bucholz reached Omaha from
California yesterday. His son, Fritz,
who accompanied him, accompanied
friends up from Omaha last night and
Is now visiting with his grandparents
Mr.. and Mrs. N. A. Rainbolt. Mr.
Bucholz will arrive today.
Ed Pollard, a salesman for Cudahy
Packing company, who has been tray.
elling out Of Fairbury, will remove to
Norfolk with his family this week.
His territory has been changed so that
make his home on The Heights.
j. b. We'll, a commercial traveller
from Cincinnati, Is sick at the home
OF Harry Lodor. Mr.. We'll had lust
been released from a hospital where
he had been operated upon, when he
was taken sick again in Norfolk. His
is improving nicely and he
will be back on the road within a few
days
A, N. Antilles returned from Fort
Madison, Iowa, where he has been
since the death of his mother over |
month ago. Following her death a
brother-in-law OF Mr.. Antilles was TAX. |
en- seriously i'll and later recovered. |
Then his brother, George p. Anthes,
from a hemorrhage which he
was not expected to survive for a
time. His condition had greatly i'm.
proved, however, at the time of Mr..
Antilles return and he was expected
to recover fully.
The date for the opening of the dis.
trct court at Wayne has been changed
from today until next Monday, March
10.
Hiram Vail, father Of II. A. Vail of
this city, is dead at Oakland, Califor
mia. He lived near Pilger for a mum.
Der of years.
f. M. Brown, jr., formerly with the
Smith Premier company, has now tax.
en- a position with the Underwood
typewriter company and will make his
home at the Oxnard in Norfolk.
s. M. McCurdy, farmer from near