The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1906-07-06
FRIDAY FACTS.

Hon. W. w. Young is here from
Stanton.
Chas. Harris of Meadow Grove is in
the city.
Burt Mapes went to Lincoln this
morning.
]. H. Booth drove in from Pierce
yesterday.
Elmer Trulock has gone to Pilger
for a short visit.
N. w. Glover went to Omaha on
business today.
Mrs. Hughes was here from Battle
Creek yesterday.
Geo. M. Campbell of Bloomfield is
here on business.
Mrs. w. H. Baker returned from a
visit to Creighton.
S. F. Erskine was a passenger to
Omaha this morning.
G. f. Nevis came up from Wisner
last night on business.
Miss Oliver of Battle Creek was
shopping here yesterday.
A. E. Kline came down from Bone
steel yesterday to visit friends.
Mrs. Priestly and daughter of Battle
Creek were visiting friends here.
Mrs. Staley and Mrs. Mohr of Pierce
were shopping in the city yesterday.
R. B. Hall is here to spend the
Fourth with his brother, Will Hall.
Frank Bessil, who has been visiting
his uncle, Joe Fox, left for his home
in Laurel this morning.
Miss Veda Loomis of Minneapolis,
Mimi, niece of Mrs. j. W. Gibson,
is a guest at the Gibson home in this
city.
Mrs. Alfred Gerecke, who has been
visiting her father-in-law, Herman Ge-
recke, left for Hastings today to spend
the Fourth there.
John Friday returned from Sioux
City this morning.
Bruno Hansen returned from a short
trip to Omaha today.
Katherine and Ruth Witzigman have
returned from a short visit to Meadow
Grove.
Mary Stevens left yesterday for a
visit with relatives in Springview
j. H. Conley, who has been up in
South Dakota on a land excursion,
returned this morning
Andrew Trayner, general baggage
manager of the c., st. P. M. e O., is
in the city on business.
Misses Florence and Emma Parker
passed through Norfolk on their way
home to Plainview from Crete, Neb.
where they have been attending Doane
college.
Harry Alexander became overheated
yesterday while working at the juno.
tion and had to be taken home. He
is around again feeling all right today
however.
Mayor Clint Smith of Madison ar.
rived in Norfolk at noon, on business
He states that there was only trace
of rain in the Friday morning storm
at Madison.
John Mellen, who has been trans
ferred to this division of the North
western as travelling agent, was in
Norfolk today Mr.. Mellen succeeds
Freight Agent Benjamin, who has been
transferred to Deadwood, where he
goes as general agent for the road
Ralph Braasch passed a fairly com
Portable night.
A son was born yesterday to Mr.
and Mrs. Ernest Wilbur.
Col. Cotton is moving his cottage
from South Fourth street to Philir
avenue, between Third and Fourth
streets.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wynn Rainbolt enter
tanned at a family dinner last even
ing, the occasion being their first wed
ding anniversary.
A special meeting of Mosaic lodge
No. So, A. f. & A. M will be held this
evening at s o'clock. Installation o.
officers and work are on the program
A few ladies' surprised Mrs. Sol G
Mayer this afternoon in time fo
luncheon, taking refreshments witt
them, and remaining for a pleasant at
ternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert NJ. Payton o
Creighton, who were married at tina
place yesterday, were in Norfolk las
night, enroute to Germany on thei
wedding trip.
Lewis Bros. have moved the stocl
which was recently opened in the A
D. Cole building, back to the Schol
regge building across the street an
have re-opened this store.
A horse belonging to Frank H. Scot
broke away from her rope last nigh
and could not be found this morning
The rope was weak in one spot, an
this was snapped off.
The tennis circle Of Norfolk ha
been increased by the arrival of Rev