The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1906-04-06
MONDAY MENTION.

trip to Lincoln.
j. X. Cash of Bonesteel was in the
city yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adrian Craig went to
Omaha today,
u. t. Sweet of Tilden was in Nor
folk yesterday.
Father Walsh is in the city for a few
days from Omaha.
Charles S. Moore of Madison was in
Norfolk yesterday,
Louis Dice of Humphrey was in
Norfolk yesterday.
Mrs. Frank Flick of Humphrey was
in Norfolk yesterday.
Miss Martin of O'Neill arrived in
Norfolk this morning.
Or Tashjean went to Tilden on pro-
fessional business today
Mr.. Burton, the jeweler, Is i'll with
intlammatory rheumatism.
Louis Hansen and Mr.. Heiter of Til
den were in Norfolk yesterday.
| C. ID. Simms was laid up yesterday
with an attack of rheumatism.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mark Myers Of Bone
steel were in the city yesterday.
Miss Rena Olmstead, teacher at
| Wayne, is home for the vacation.
Miss Edna Durland returned to Yves.
lyan university, near Lincoln, today.
Miss Verena Nenow has returned
from a three months visit in Califor-
mia.
A. IL. Corbett and A. Spence were
| n
Peter Halof and F. A. Maston of
Madison were in Norfolk yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. G. f. Durland returned
to their home at Painview yesterday.
c. A. Davis of Tilden spent Sunday
as guest at the home of C. E. Burn
ham.
Charles Mayer and daughter of Lin
coin are guests of his brother, Sol G.
Mayer.
w. w. Baker of the Rosebud agen-
cy, near Valentine, was in Norfolk yes
terday.
Mrs Ed Engle and daughter went
to Creighton this afternoon to visit
for week.
A, p. Pilger was in Norfolk Satur-
day night, returning to Madison yes
terday noon
G. A. Johnson of Fairfax arrived in
Norfolk this morning and is stopping
at the Oxnard.
Miss Eva Carpenter returned to
Plainview today to resume her work
as teacher in school near there.
Miss T.. Belle Martin of ONeill was
in the city this morning on her way
home from a visit at Herrick, S. d.
Mrs. II. f. Warrck returned Satur.
day evening from Omaha, where she
visited a month with her daughter
Mrs. Shoemaker.
| Pete Barrett is home from Excelsior
Springs, Mo. where he spent couple
of weeks for his health. which is very
much improved.
w. p. Mohr of Spencer, a promi
nent real estate dealer of that thriv
ing town in Boyd county, was in Nor
I folk today on business.
i Miss Opal Madsen, who had beer
| visiting for week at the home Of hel
, mother, Mrs. Anna Madsen, returned
| to Wesleyan university today.
> County Commissioner John Harding
: and his daughter, Miss Bessie Hard
/ ing, arrived in the city at noon from
: Meadow Grove to spend the afternoon
4 here.
1 Mrs. Tyndall has gone to Centra
City for visit and her son, Ross Tyn
dali, has gone to Omaha, They will
= visit until next Monday, when they
I will return together.
e Mrs. August Milnitz of Plainview, {
= sister of Charles Beiersdorf of Nor
h folk, passed through the city thi
n morning enroute to Lincoln, wher,
e she goes to visit sister.
S Mrs. Max Lenser and her sister
l. Miss Hansen, of Tilden, passet
through Norfolk yesterday enroute t,
n Madison where they will visit The,
o were guests here yesterday of Mrs
Bertha Pilger.
G A. n. Gerecke has left Nebrask,
; City, where he has been for severa
g years past, and has not decided jus
d where he will make his home in tn
t future, Mrs. Gerecke is now in NoI
d folk, a guest at the home of Mr.. an
Mrs. H. f. Gerecke. Mr.. Gerecke /
at present in Omaha.
Mr.. Opie Chambers, editor of tn
Herrick, S, D., Press, was in the cit
= this morning. He says the reserva
ton country has had a tremendou
S amount of snow during the winter an
II when that melted this spring the cart
@ was filled with moisture and muC
). which he considers a fairly good star
n for a "drouth stricken" country.
Harry Matrau, son of H. C. Matra
Of this place, is holding a responsible
t position as telegraph operator wit
the Belt Line in Kansas City. His fs