The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1907-03-29
WEDNESDAY WRINKLES.

today.
c. H. Matheson was in from Pilger
yesterday
+. W. Woods of Spencer Is in Nor
folk today
Paul Hoffman was up from Madison
yesterday.
Mrs. j. d. Sturgeon left yesterday
for Bradish.
N. p. Jeppeson of Plainvlew is In
| Norfolk today.
w. W. Braithwait of Spencer is in
the city today.
f. w. Hermann of Laurel stopped
in Norfolk today.
w. E. Cole of Monroe was in Nor
folk this morning.
Norfolk yesterday.
u. II. Bateman was In Stanton yes
terday on business.
f.. J. Dover and A. Il. Remember
were Madison visitors in the city yes
terday.
o. J. Johnson is home from hunt
ing trip near Page.
Mrs. S. Schavland was up from
Madison yesterday
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Bauman of Fremont
are in the city today.
Henry Greiner of Central City was
In Norfolk yesterday.
Attorney Burt Mapes returned from
Butte this morning.
G. II. Doane of Harrington stopped
in the city yesterday.
J. Nickloka of Bloomfield was in
Norfolk over night
j. b. Grain was in from Meadow
Grove this morning
Mrs. Cheney of Creighton Is spend
ing the day in Norfolk.
| Frank Melcher Is home from a Sun
day visit at Plainview.
| x. Kollmorgen and family of Ban
croft are visiting in Norfolk
Mrs. G.. Richardson of Pierce was
a Norfolk visitor this morning.
II. 70. Stillman of Genoa Is a bust
ness visitor in Norfolk today.
A. p Sprague of Hastings was in
Norfolk for a few hours yesterday.
Commercial Agent N. w. Glover Of
the Union Pacific Is in Colorado
w. j. Stafford returned yesterday
from a short visit at Grand Island.
| e. p. Olmstead returned yesterday
from business trip 10 Bonesteel
Miss Katie Weidenfeller left today
for weeks visit az lie Mars, Iowa.
A. p. Sprague of Hastings was in
Norfolk between trains yesterday.
e. II. Hunter of Oakdale stopped in
Norfolk for few hours yesterday.
| F. NJ. Younglove of South Bend was
in Norfolk for few hours yesterday.
| Mrs. William Dirks and Miss Clara
Bucknan of Ansley stopped in Norfolk
yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs J. M. Cottrell and Miss
Martha Cottrell of Genoa were in Nor
folk today.
L. d. Nicola, the Foster banker, re-
turned home yesterday after a visit
with friends here.
George G.. Frerichs and w. G.. Frer-
ichs were visitors in Norfolk yester-
day from Coleridge.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles G. Croak and
|
in Norfolk yesterday.
| Members of the Empire stock com
pany, a repertoire troupe, are enjoying
a weeks rest in Norfolk.
Mr.. Firkins has arrived in Norfolk
from Omaha to take charge of the
Bennett company's music store in
Norfolk.
Miss Steffen of st. Paul, Mimi, has
arrived in Norfolk to take a place as
assistant trimmer at Mrs. Schwartz
millinery store.
Mrs. Cordelia Cummins and Charles
Cummins and family leave Norfolk to-
morrow for the state of Washington,
where they will reside in the future
S. w. Garvin has received a tele-
gram from Valley Falls, Kan, an
nouncing the birth of a grandson.
The parents are Mr.. and Mrs. c. c.
Raglan of Valley Falls.
Mrs A, b. McKibbon, living north
west of Norfolk, is i'll with the meas
les.
Miss Lottie Kuhl is acting as cash
Ter at the Star Clothing Co.'S. store for
the present.
The j. S. c. club met Tuesday even
ing at the home of Frank Menske on
South First street.
The Trinity Social guild will issue
invitations for dance at Marquardt
hall on Thursday evening, April IL.
Seventy children Of the Norfolk
schools will sing at the teachers as,
ISOLATION meeting next week. They
are now rehearsing.
Passion week services at the Con
gregational church at o'clock. The
Day of Retirement" Dr. Bithell will