The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1906-01-05
TUESDAY TOPICS.

TUESDAY TOPICS.
VIII Hahn spent Sunday in Creigh-
ton.
Miss Ella Mullen left this noon for
Omaha.
Burt Kummerer was home to Neigh
over the first
w A. Witaigman Ia transacting bust
ness nt Omaha.
Chris Anderson and wife were Stan
ton guests yesterday.
Miss Lena Brnsheld of Neigh is reg
istcred at the OXnard.
Rev. J. j. Parker of Plainylew was
n Norfolk visitor today.
Miss Opal Madscn was n passenger
TO Wayne this morning
Miss Myrtle Wagner of Pierce is n
guest of Miss Myrtle Boyer.
Little Hazel Kruger Is visiting her
aunt at Nclight for few days.
Blair Goff came down from Pierce
To make merry with the Eagles.
Eugene Brown was down from Cor
don to start the New Year right
Miss Edna Stafford spent New Years
day with her parents in Scribner.
Mrs. w. IL. Tlant of Neigh Is visit
ing her sister. Mrs. Otto Johnson.
Tony Dunkinger came down from
Pierce yesterday to see old friends.
e. T. Miller, travelling salesman for
j. w. Humphrey, was here Saturday.
Sol G. Mayer and family returned
from their Lincoln holiday visit Sun
day.
Miss Lena Pasewalk has returned
TO Omaha after pleasant Yuletide
visit here.
Rev. J. f. Poucher and family were
New Year guests at the Boutwell, home
in Madison
Chas Derby and l.. G. Thompson of
Wisner spent the first day of the year
1906 in the city.
Miss Maude Tannehill returned to
Stanton yesterday to take up her
school work today
r. ID. Harper, enroute to his work
at Deadwood, S. d., was in the city
today visiting with his brother Earle
Miss Alta McKiver, who teaches at
Tilden, is a guest of her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Sam McKiver, on South First
street.
Senator +. J. Hale of Battle Creek
was New Year visitor to this city
with friends
Mrs Small, mother OF X. ID. Small
OF the American express company has
gone to North Dakota for visit with
her daughter.
Paul Nordwig and his black horse,
Jay, were the first to be out with a
sleigh in 1906.
George Berry and two nephews,
Nose and George Ayres, left yesterday
for st. Paul. Mimi. where the boys
will ente- school.
Miss Loretta Masters returned to
Kearney today, where she is attending
the state normal school.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. NJ. Ziesche will
start for California tomorrow to be alb.
sent for several months.
H. f. Slaughter, president of the
Carlock, s. D., bank, is in the city
today transacting business.
Lutte Austin was here from Lincoln
to visit with Horace Walters before
the latter left for Panama.
Miss Denora Dixon has gone to
Meadow Grove where she teaches
school in one of the nearby districts
Miss Elizabeth Rees. one of the
teachers in the Lincoln schools, is Wis
iting her brother, ID. Rees and family
Mrs. II, c. Matrau left today for Lin
coin to spend two weeks with her
daughters, Mrs. c. A. McKim and Mrs
Eller.
Il. F. Weatherhy went to Omaha Sat
urday morning and returned Sunday
evening, accompanied by Mrs. Wealth
erby and Mrs, Warrick, who had been
spending the holidays there,
Mrs. F. G. Walters and son, Horace
left today for New York city, from
which port they will sail on January
for Panama to join DR.. f. c. Walters
who is now in that country
Miss Edith Nelson of Pierce is in
the city with friends. She assisted
the orchestra at the Eagles dance last
night.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. c. Wright of Long
Pine were in Norfolk yesterday, guests
of his parents, Mr., and Mrs. John
Wright
Mr.. and Mrs. George Whaley of Col.
umbus, who have been up to Neigh
for a holiday visit, passed through
town today enroute home. Mr.. Whaley