The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1906-02-16
SATURDAY SIETlNoa.


Guy chatham Is in Wlsner for few
days.
John Singer has gone to Meadow
Grove.
Orr Palmer of Meadow Grove Is in
the city.
s. Beck left for o'Neill yesterday on
business.
Mrs. N. Gildea is in Columbus visit
ing friends.
f. G.. Coryell drove to Pierce and re.
turned yesterday.
Mrs. Frank Horst OF Elgin was a
city visitor yesterday.
Miss Helen Bridge has gone to Mad
| ison on a short visit.
Lyle Nicola OF Foster attended the
dancing party last night.
j. H. Farlin OF Madison stopped over
Friday night in the city.
Joseph Contois and Thomas went to
Stanton Friday on business.
Miss Nan Stafford Of Scribner was
in attendance at the dancing party last
evening.
Miss Dora Priestly OF Pierce was
visiting in the city yesterday.
Douglas Cones came down from
Pierce Friday evening on business.
Mrs. c. II. Vail returned from a
short trip to Sioux City last evening.
Ed Knippel of Milwaukee is spend
ing Sunday with friends in the city.
Miss Lennie Stewart of Lincoln was
visiting friends in the city yesterday
Miss Lila Hawk left for Sioux City
this noon on a short visit with friends
C. A. Wolfe went to Omaha Satur-
day noon to spend Sunday with his
folks.
Douglas Cones and DR.. w. b. Don
aldson of Pierce are in Norfolk on
business.
Miss Dorothy Testman of Battle
Creek attended the dance given last
evening at Marquardt hall
Mrs Frank Kittenden of Stanton is
visiting with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Alex Peters at the hospital.
Miss Jessie Mitchell and Miss Mabel
Collamer of Sioux City are visiting
with Mrs Humphrey and Miss Fannie
Norton.
IL. G. Denny of Lincoln, with the
Nebraska Telephone company, was il
the city looking after business yester
day
Manager G. T. Sprecher of the loca
telephone exchange will leave Sunday
for Omaha on business connected will
the company.
Miss Bessie Harding, who has beer
attending the dressmaking school II
Norfolk this winter, leaves tonight fol
her home at Meadow Grove.
: A letter has been received stating
= that Misses Hattie and Matte Lenze
, of this city sailed from New York foI
Europe on the Paris February 7.
George Spear has returned from ;
long driving trip on the Rosebud reser
I vation with C. ID. Sims and is confined
, to his home with a severe cold. A
Gregory they encountered a sever,
I snow storm.
: j. L. Richardson returned iron
Q Kearney Friday evening. He has jus
Q established a dressmaking school Their
I which opened Friday with fourteen
scholars. Monday he will go to Gran
S Island where he will establish anothe
l. school. Miss Martha Preuss will b.
Q one of the instructors in the school a
Grand Island
= Mrs Van Horn is i'll at her home o.
South Fifth street.
d Mrs Horiskey is i'll at her home OF
South Fifth street.
s G. +. Russell left for trip OF sey
g eral days to Lincoln and Omaha thi
morning.
t A dancing party was given at tn
Lloyd home five miles south of tn
e Junction last night.
The funeral of Conductor ]. X
e Hutcheson will be held from the Cor
gregational church tomorrow after
r noon.
Conductor NJ. Horner, after an al
d sence from home of about two month!
has return to Norfolk. He has bee
s running near Fremont.
e Floyd Hull has taken a position a
: news agent on the Sioux City trair
making the run out on the early morI
l. ing train and returning each evenin
r at 7;30,
It The Trinity Social guild will NEE
l. Monday evening with Miss Maym
Thir and Miss Margaret Barnes at tn
home of Mrs w. S. Fox on Sout
Tenth street.
Judge Eiseley decided against tn
g Norfolk Lumber company in their su
yesterday against Levi Beemer to r,
n cover SO on a difference in a lumbe
'e bill and refused to allow it.
e The ice pond of Waldo & Dillenbec
lie is now freezing over for the secon
time and when it has reached a SUI
II ficient thickness will be cut for tn
last time this winter The ice is no