The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1906-12-21
TUESDAY IlDINGS.

TUESDAY TIDINGs.
M. Anderson Is a business caller In |
Norfolk.
A. r. Wilson of Butte was in Norfolk |
last night.
w. ]. Cow made business trip to
Pierce Tuesday.
Mrs. Lou Stern of Butte spent the
night in Norfolk.
Herman Petzlaff of Madison is in the
city on business.
Mrs. E. M. Cox of Carroll, Neb., is
shopping in Norfolk.
Mr. and Mrs. Eickoff Of Tilden were
in the city yesterday.
Mrs. L. S. Justice of Meadow Grove
was in Norfolk yesterday.
A. ]. Billerbeck, jr., of Osmond was
in Norfolk during the day.
Henry Johnson of Pierce was in Nor
folk last night on business.
B. P. Nichol of Madison spent last
night with friends in Norfolk.
Mr.. and Mrs e, j. Denow are stop
ping in Norfolk for few days.
T. M. Taglee of Bloomfield was a
caller on business men yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. j. Hale and daugh-
ter of Atkinson are Norfolk visitors.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. H. Kienow of Win
netoon were in Norfolk yesterday.
Mr.. Elfedge, prominent stockman
of Sioux City, stopped on business over
night in Norfolk
Dick Macmillan, F. Brandenberg and
Ed Braasch were business visitors in
Madison yesterday.
o. w. Goodwin of Omaha, special
pension examiner, passed through Nor
folk enroute to Anoka.
Teddy Grouse, the Chicago and
Northwestern boiler ispector, was in
Norfolk Sunday afternoon and Monday
making his trip over the line.
John Hinze, one of the day machin-
lists in the shop, has taken the place
of one of the night men for couple
of weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Swertferger have gone
to Pierce on business.
Mrs. Allen Kuhn took the train for
Omaha this morning.
Dynamite is being used now in the
sewer ditch to break up the frozen
ground.
Miss Zetta Balm, the little daughter
sick.
Mrs. George Castle and daughter of
Long Pine are here visiting with MES.
Castles sister Mrs. G. DERRICK.
]. o. Osten of Humphrey is in Nor
folk on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. George D. Butterfield
went to Omaha at noon.
Mrs. c. e. Burnham arrived home
on the noon train from a visit in Til
den.
]. w. Mcmillan, prominent stock
man of Anoka, is in Norfolk on a
business trip.
TX. Huffman went to Wisner Tues
day to take charge of Mr.. Bohn's music
class at that place.
Miss Leila Brush, who has been visit
ing her brother, DR.. Brush, returned
to her home at Ashland at noon.
Mrs. A. B. Williams and daughter
went to O'Neill at noon to visit her
mother, who is quite sick at that place.
A. Bauman, jr,, sheriff of Dodge
county, brought patient from Ere
mont to the Norfolk insane hospital at
noon.
C. S. Bridge has been confined to
his bed since last Saturday, but is said
to be improving. He was threatened
with typhoid fever.
e. B. Henchistkre, P. j. Panabaker
and j. H. Wright of Wayne were in
Norfolk purchasing holiday goods.
lAh Nf n,,,o In ttyoc In
Norfolk on his way home from Lynch
where he went on lecturing tour.
Mrs. Fred Kenny and two daughters
of Schuyler are expected this evening
to visit at the home of e. l.. Loucks.
w. Manuel of st. Paul, a noted Eu
ropean traveller was a northbound pas
senger for Bonesteel, where he wen
to look over the Rosebud.
John Malone of Enola was in tow
Saturday afternoon, taking home will
him a bunch of cattle which he haC
been picking up in this neighborhood
Fred Ely was a northbound passen
ger through Norfolk After spending
time and money on the coast, he say
that Fairfax is good enough for him.
Mr.. Hines and wife and his father
in-law, Mr.. Farney of Pierce, passet
through this place on their way t.
Phoenix, Ariz., where they are goini
to spend the holidays.
Mrs. Leo Spalding left Tuesda
morning for southern Texas where sh
will join her husband who is a raj
road man on the Southern Pacific raj
road.
Miss Mabel Root arrived last ever
ing from Topeka, Kan, to visit he