The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1906-09-14
MONDAY MENTION.

MONDAY MENTION.
e. Evans is in the city on business
today.
A. H. Corbett of Madison is in town
today.
G. Kirk and ]. F. Ryan are stopping
in the city.
Mrs. Persons of Stanton was in the
city saturday.
G. Harrison of Bassett is in the city
this morning.
w. F. Leham returned from Stan
ton last night
Mrs. Hogrefe of Battle Creek is in
the city today
Mrs. Bertha Pilger has returned
from Madison.
Mrs. e. B. Taylor went to Pierce on
visit yesterday.
Robert Utter went to Wayne on bust
ness this morning.
Hugh Hamilton of Stanton is in
town from Stanton.
f. II. Payne of Oakdale was visiting
in Norfolk yesterday.
Harry Lodor went to Omaha on
business this morning.
Miss Sadie Taylor of Warnerville
was in town yesterday.
N. P. Jeppeson of Plainview passed
through the city on his return from
Holyoke, Colo.
M. F. Smith of Center was a bust
ness visitor yesterday.
Mrs Riley and Mrs. ]. Staley of
Pierce are in town today.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. P. Shoff have re-
turned from Rapid City.
Ed. Raul and wife of Madison are
in the city visiting today.
Miss Maude Clark left for weeks
vacation in Omaha today.
R. Reynolds and son Marcus return
ed to work at Pilger today.
Daniel Durham and family are here
on a visit to Frank Weston.
c. B. Durland and Ed Mapes went
to Bonesteel on business today.
Mrs. Matt Shaffer and daughter Lucy
returned from Hoskins last night.
w. P. Logan of the Nebraska Ma
tional bank spent Sunday in Ponca.
Art Clement has accepted position
as clerk in the Star Clothing store.
Mloo Muy olouuoiu VI NohtiSSiio,
Ia, is a guest of Miss Fox in Norfolk.
J. Monsterman and G. Stolcop re-
turned to their work at Stanton today.
Mrs. Bradshaw and Oscar Fetterman
of Omaha are visiting Miss Clara Mol
endhaur
Charles Viterna returned this morn
ing from Verdigre, where he caught
in a ball game.
S. M. Rosenthal left at noon for st
10 and Kansas City to buy new fall
line of dry goods for his store.
Miss Minnie Neuman who was oper-
ated on recently at Omaha is so i'm
proved as to be able to come to her
home at Stanton next week.
M. c. Hazen and n. l.. Taylor went
to Peoria, H., today on business
trip. Mr.. Hazen will visit his old
home in Rock Island before returning.
Those who went to the fair at Sioux
City this morning were: Leo Pase-
walk, Max Asmus and wife, Don Cam
eron and WIFE, and Mrs +. Hull and
granddaughter.
Judge and Mrs. |. Powers left at |
noon for Excelsior Springs, No. where |
they will remain some time in hopes |
that the water and change of climate |
will prove beneficial to their health,
Mrs. M. A. Mcmillan will leave for
Omaha today where she will accom-
pany her granddaughter, Miss Ruth
Harding, to Vassar. Mrs Mcmillan
will spend a month in Ohio visiting |
before she returns.
Mr.. Graves left this morning for his |
ranch in Holt county, where he will |
remain until Saturday. Mrs. Graves
will visit during the week on "a farm |
near Stanton. The two daughters, |
Florence and Mrs. Briggs, will attend
the stock show at Wisner.
Miss Mary Covert returned to Bell |
vue where she will teach in the col |
lege
Miss Nora Burrnette returned from |
Pierce yesterday where she has been
on visit.
DR.. Waller returned last night from |
Lincoln, where hy attended the state
osteopathic convention.
Chas. Verges went to Chicago today