The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1907-08-23
TUESDAY TOPICS.

j. c. Green of Creighton was In the
city yesterday.
Chris Peterson OF Fullerton was In
the city yesterday.
II. A, Gray of Grand Island was in
the city yesterday.
Mrs. George Hill of Plainview was
in Norfolk Monday.
j. l.. Kessler of Randolph stopped
in Norfolk yesterday.
Mrs. b. A. Dikcman of Sutherland
was in Norfolk yesterday.
w. l.. Johnson of Plainview was
Norfolk visitor yesterday.
Miss Martha Galley of Creighton was
a Norfolk visitor yesterday.
A. A. Graham of Silver Creek
stopped in Norfolk yesterday.
G. w. Walter of Wahoo was in Nor
folk between trains yesterday.
C. l.. Tate of Lodge Pole was in Nor
folk yesterday for n few hours.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. o. King OF Cedar
Rapids were in the city yesterday.
f. w. Koerber and family arrived
home yesterday from Hot Springs, S.
ID.
John N. Ellerman of Fairfax was n
South Dakota visitor in Norfolk ycster.
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. g. Mclchcr have
gone to St Joseph on short business
trip.
NJ Harris, r. Il. Smith and II. II.
Naper of Napcr were in the city yes
terday.
Mrs. William Whitla of Anoka is a
guest at the home of her sister-n-law
Mrs. w. Darlington.
Superintendent J. A. DOremus Of
Madison arrived in Norfolk Sunday
Mr.. Doremus' teachers in the Madison
schools are expected to attend the
county institute now beginning it's
weeks work in Norfolk.
e. p. Weatherby is in Creighton to-
day.
Father Alberts went to Tilden at
noon.
Dr. ]. C. Myers went to Battle Creek
at noon.
Il. W. Zutz has returned from Bay
City, Michigan.
George Stalcop left at noon for Til
den and Neigh.
Mrs. Joseph Dobbins of Hoskins was
in Norfolk Tuesday.
]. A. Wolf of Tilden was in the city
on business Tuesday.
A. j. Durland expects to leave mex
week for an eastern trip.
Mrs. Bruse and children of Hoskins
were in Norfolk yesterday.
C. II. Reed of the firm of Reed broth
ers of Madison, was in Norfolk yester
day
Rev. f. w. Benjamin arrived home
last evening from a short visit to Wis
ner.
Miss Laura Hitter has gone to Ere
mont to attend the Dodge county teach
ers' institute.
G. A. Scott Of Kansas City Is II
Norfolk on a few days visit with hi
friend, viii Hall.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. W. Shippee OF Til
den are visiting here at the home o
their son, w. A. Shippee.
Rev. ]. G. S. Wells has returne,
from Omaha, where he had charge o
services in Trinity cathedral Sunday
Mrs. Walla Of Lincoln, who has bee
in Norfolk on visit with her brother
A. L. Killian, returned home this morn
ing.
Mrs. Joseph Shoemaker, who ha
been in Norfolk on a visit with relt
tives, has gone to Chicago, her ne'
home.
Will Layelle OF Sioux City was
Norfolk over night enroute for Bon'
steel, the guest Of his brother, NJ. ,
Lavelle.
Rev. DR.. Westcott, pastor Of Grac
Episcopal church at Columbus, is
the city for a weeks visit with Re-
]. c. S. Wells.
! Mrs. Fay Malone OF Enola is visitin
Miss Josephine Butterfeld, Mrs. Nj
!. lone will be accompanied home b
v Miss Butterfeld tomorrow.
Martin Oesterling is in Norfolk fro
=. Sioux City for visit at the home I
o his father, John Oesterling, MART
is now railroading out of Sioux City.
G Mrs. w. A. Witzigman and childre
n arrived home yesterday from Wis
:. at Clinton, Iowa. James Delaney al
r Miss Lillian Delaney accompanit
them to Norfolk for few weeks Wis
If in the city.
n George Towne of Lincoln, editor
a the Nebraska Teacher, and Il. O. Ga
rett OF Fremont, representing d