The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1906-03-02
SATURDAY SIFTINGs.


city on business.
Ola G. Algor was n visitor from
Wayne Friday evening
|. w. Alter OF Wayne stopped over
Friday night in the city.
y. A. Sullivan will go to Sioux city
today 10 visit over Sunday.
Orn Pritchard was In the city last
night from Meadow Grove.
Leon Walter expects To leave Mon.
day morning for Wakefield.
NJ. +. Harrington Of O'Neill passed
through Norfolk enrouto east.
Henry Matthes of Stanton was In
the city on business yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Len Philburn OF Butte
returned home Friday after visit
with friends in Norfolk on their return
from Madison whore they have been
visiting for some days
Thos O. Knudson came down from
Niobrara on business Friday evening
O. S. Prichard OF Meadow Grove
came down Friday evening on busi-
ness.
MIR and Mrs. Herman Wolfert re.
turned from their wedding trip last
night.
A. Snyder came down from Meadow
Grove on business affairs Saturday
morning.
MIR. and Mrs. John Beach OF Bone
steel are visiting with the family of
II. NJ. Fraser
Miss Tessman of Sioux City is visit.
ing over Sunday with Mrs C. II. Vail
at the OXnard hotel.
Miss Lind who had ben visiting her
sister, Mrs, w. A. Vigars, has returned
to her home in Sioux City.
Peter Barnes has given up his butch
ering business at. Spencer and will go
on the road for an Omaha firm.
Miss Tessman of O'Neill came down
for the dance last evening and Is Wis
iting with friends at the Junction.
Miss Hattie Mayhem returned home
this morning after finishing her win
ter term of school near Randolph.
Mrs. A. c. Peters of Stanton came
up Friday to visit until Sunday with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Zue-
low.
Miss Hattie Jonas and Misses Ida
and Annie Broker left today for Madi.
son where they went to spend tomor.
row.
d. ]. Cronin, editor of the ONeill
Frontier, passed through Norfolk on
the noon train for Omaha, whence he
will 20 to Lincoln to attend the state
editorial meeting.
Sam Tinsley, travelling salesman
we'll known in Norfolk, will remove
from Spencer on March | and make
his future home in Norfolk He has
rented home on Philip avenue.
Mrs. Il. c. Harris passed through
Norfolk at noon enroute to Omaha,
where she went to meet Mr.. Harris.
Mr. Harris is just returning from n
trip to Mexico with another Stillman
train.
j. II. Conley is having his home on
Thirteenth street overhauled and
painted and repapered. He is also
putting new roof on II.
The West Side Whist club will meet
Tuesday evening with Mr.. and Mrs
r. A. Bullock Members will please
consider this as an official announce
ment.
Harold Morrison entertained ABOUT
twenty-five of his young friends last
evening at the home of his parents or
Madison avenue in honor Of hs four
teenth birthday.
w. r. Pargeter. formerly treasurer
at the union depot in this city, is now
travelling freight agent for the UnioI
Pacific, Oregon Short Line, and Ore
gon Railroad & Navigation compan!
at Los Angeles, Cal,
The dance, given by Trinity Socia
guild in MarQuardt hall last evening
proved a most enjoyable affair. Tn,
number of dancers present were no
so large as is customary although /
was the last of the series of six dances
given by the guild before the Lentel
season.
Mrs, w. w. Roberts is threatenet
with an attack of pneumonia, and he
departure to Oklahoma City has bee
indefinitely postponed She has bee
in very poor health ever since her re
turn from Tacoma, Washington thre
weeks ago but only recently her cor
dition became serious.
The 6-weeks-old son of Mr.. and Mrs
Louis Schenzel died last evening afte
a short illness. The burial service
will be held from the home of the pa
rents at 3 o'clock Sunday afternoon
Rev. ]. p. Mueller of Christ's Luther
an church will conduct the services
Efforts are being made by the Elk
horn Valley Life & Accident Insurance
company to increase the scope of IL
business. Until recently the bulk o
their policies have been written II
towns near TO Norfolk, and Bassett i
the farthest west they have reachet
on the main line. They have nov
established an agency at Chadron ant
will work all of the intervening terri