The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, 1906-11-02
SATURDAY SETTINGS.

Woods Cones of Pierce was here
over night.
Il. Peoples is business visitor from
BOnesteel today.
G. #. Shaw was a passenger to Ere.
mont this morning.
Peter Barnes went to Creighton at
noon for a short visit.
Fred karo made a business trip to
Stanton at noon today.
Frank Beels returned from a trip
to Oakdale this morning.
#. J. Hale of Atkinson is in the city
this morning on business.
Mrs. w. S. Fox returned last night
from her visit in Columbus.
Mrs. l.. T. Allen left yesterday for
a few weeks visit in Seward.
Miss Lulu Cronk returned at noon
from visit at Meadow Grove.
Mrs. Il. IL, Crue and Mrs. Warren of
Tilden spent yesterday in Norfolk.
Mrs. Mohr of Pierce was visiting
friends in the city yesterday after
noon.
James Conley returned from q bust
ness trip to Niobrara this morning.
G.. A. Randall and Judge Boyd are
in the city this morning on business.
Mrs. b. Colwell left at noon for Oak
dale to spend Sunday with her pa
rents.
Mrs. Bidell was in Norfolk yester-
day and left for her home In Blair
this morning.
Mrs. Walter Braasch of Platte Cen
ter is here visiting her sister, Mrs.
VIII McCune.
Misses Hattie Linerode and nellie
Dingmau left this morning for a few
days visit in Omaha and Missouri Val
ley Iowa.
Frank Altman has accepted a posi-
ton in the Hayes jewelry store.
C. w. Potter stopped in the city
yesterday on his way home to Neigh
from the east.
Rolly Hall arrived in Norfolk last
night and will spend Sunday with his
relatives here.
Geo. Powell passed through the city
today on his return to Omaha from
the Rosebud country.
Mrs. j. Quick and daughter Mona
left this morning for a short visit
with friends in Omaha.
County Clerk George Richardson
was in Norfolk yesterday afternoon
from Madison on business.
Mrs. Henderson of Carroll, Iowa, ar
rived last night for a visit with her
daughter, Mrs. j. C. Larkin.
Mrs. J. c. Lindstrom left for Omaha
this morning to attend a meeting OF
the foreign missionary society.
Douglas Cones is in the city this
morning between trains on his way
, home to Pierce from Newport.
W. p. Simar, county clerk of Holt
county, was in Norfolk from ONeil
, on business yesterday afternoon.
!, Miss Clara Vigars of Eldora, Iowa
is a guest at the home of her nephew
4 w. A. Vigars on South Eleventh street
:, Judge Barnes and John Larlins
!, leave for the west tonight on a hunt
), ing trip. They will be gone severa
II days.
. Mrs. w. A. Vigars returned las
|, night from Sioux City, where she wen
to attend the wedding of her sister
4 Miss Emma Lind.
a Mr.. and Mrs. C. S. Hayes left thi
a morning for Omaha where they go t
II attend the state missionary meeting
now in session at that place.
~ Miss Bertha Pilger, accompanied b
), her friend, Miss Johnson, drove IL
- from Stanton this morning to spen
30 Sunday at the home of Mrs. Pilger.
- r. e. Moerike is visiting at tn
>, home of A. Moldenhauer enroute t
or his home in Canada. He has been o
%, visit with relatives in Kansas an
m Missouri.
~ |. c. Westervelt has returned frol
bo Denver, where he accompanied Mr.
.oI Westervelt. She will spend the vii
ho ter there with her daughter, Mrs Je
~ sic Reynolds.
ho Ira Hull, who has been visiting fC
70 the last few days with his mothe
Mrs II. II. Hull, returned to his wor
ID. as prescription pharmacist in a dru
Nd store at Lyons, Neb.
"a The high school foot ball team lie
at noon for Neigh, where they pla
nd the team at that place this afternoo
In Although Norfolk has a good tear
rs Neigh is said to be a strong aggr
m. cation, so it is probable that the gan
nd will be close. Those who went fro
nd here, including the players were: Ca
he Austin, w. Hauptli, l.. Hoffman,
Weaver b. Brakeman, II. Anderson,
Hibben, C. Larkin, j, and l.. Glide
he S. and L. Erskine, Harold Clark, Pet
stafford, Anton Wilde and G. WI