The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1906-12-21
SATURDAY SETTINGS.

Ernest Hartman went to Pierce on
the noon train.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. j. II. Conley
Saturday morning, a son.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Y. Lee on
Friday, December H. a son.
A boy came to the home of Mr.. and
Mrs Louis Schenzel yesterday.
M. Nichols of Foster was Norfolk
visitor during the day.
Mrs. Chas. Lodge of Warnervlle Wis
tied in Norfolk yesterday.
r. w. Meyer of Oakland was in Nor
folk on business yesterday.
Fred Pagels of Clearwater went to
Beemer Saturday morning.
J. c.. Catron from Tilden was trans
acting business in the city Saturday
Miss Stella Caldwell and sister went
to Omaha on the early train Saturday.
C. II. Torpin and wife Of Oakdale
were in Norfolk on business yester-
day.
Mrs. John Scott of Creighton came
down last night to visit Mrs. j. d.
Sturgeon.
p. ]. Peterson was in the city Sat
urday forenoon. He will return to his
farm near Gregory after short stay
at Lindsay.
Miss Ada Ware went to Meadow
Grove Saturday afternoon for visit.
c. w. Lemont went to Vast Point
Friday to investigate a real estate
proposition.
e. A. Bullock left yesterday on a
business trip to Columbus, Omaha and
Council Bluffs.
Mrs. L. Owens returned from Battle
Creek yesterday, where she had been
visiting the past week.
Mrs. George Davenport and Mrs.
| Nicholson of Madison spent a few
hours in Norfolk yesterday.
Miss Matilda Fox came home from
her school at Warnerville last night
to spend Sunday with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. j. Fox.
Frank Bowman and daughter of
Cody were passengers Saturday morn
ing for Stanton where they will visit
during the holidays.
| A. c. Atwater came down from the
ranch in Rock county Saturday and
took the Sioux City train for Iowa, to
confer with his associates in the ranch
proposition.
Mrs. Sornsberger went to Plainview
at noon for few days visit with
friends.
Miss Nellie Hyde came home from
Battle Creek last night from her school
to be at home over Sunday.
John Lesey, engineman for the Nye
Schneider-Fowler company, went tc
West Point Saturday morning.
} Judge Starcher of Fairfax and At
torney Wills and wife of Butte, were
J passengers for their home at noon.
NJ. f. Morton, a Gregory count!
: ranchman, passed through Norfolk a
( noon enroute to his home after a tril
to Omaha.
Mrs. Searle of Omaha passed
l through the city enroute to Monowi
= where she went to visit her father
5 Rev. Mr.. Hess.
w. l.. Johnson of Vivian, S. D., wh'
!, is one of the Johnson Brothers o
< Plainview but is now holding down
= claim in South Dakota, was Norfoll
: visitor Saturday.
: Mrs. John Barr and Mrs. Nelson
n Merchant of Ainsworth were passer
gers on the Union Pacific train a
o noon for Columbus where Mrs. Barr
S an invalid, goes to hospital.
s Judge McCutcheon, newly electe
e county attorney in Boyd county
t passed through the city enroute to hi
e home at Spencer, after having cor
suited with Attorney General Norri
e Brown at Lincoln.
d George w. Evans and Herman BuC
= tow, officers in the North Nebrasl
e Live Stock Protective association
L went to Pierce Saturday noon to di'
i cuss with farmers of that vicinity tn
II need of organizing an anti-horsethie
e association in every county of nortl
e ern Nebraska.
o. p. Masters and family expect
e leave Norfolk soon after the first {
p the year for Long Beach, Californi;
< where they will make their home /
o the future.
e Mrs, C. F. Shaw is visiting in Rocl
e ford, ILL., Mr.. Shaw is in Iowa mi
week and will meet Mrs. Shaw /
e Rockford next week, when they wi
Ii return together.
l. j. S. Weaverling, G. l., Butler, Ma
tin Saunders and j. d. mellow cam