The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, 1907-11-29
MONDAY MENTION.

Sunday.
Mrs. h. Solomon left at noon for
Oskaloosa, Iowa, where she will visit
until after Christmas.
Mrs. Charles Pearce of Winnetoon
is in Norfolk on a short visit with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Van Horn.
Mrs. George Lambert arrived home
yesterday from Lamar, Colo, where
she was called by the illness of her
son, Charles Howard. He was i'll with
typhoid fever but was much better
when she left.
Kent Domnisse of Creighton was in
the Junction yesterday visiting old
friends.
Jim Nix and son, Howard Beemer,
went to Los Angeles, Calf, yesterday,
where they will spend part of the
winter.
Guy Livingston, the night cook at
the Owl restaurant, was frying steak
Friday evening when some hot grease
flew up into his eye, burning it quite
severely.
Miss Emma Boachey left on No.
last night for a visit with her parents
at Creighton.
A. r. Beaton, who has been working
at Oakdale, came down to spend Sun
day with his family.
Floyd Dragoo returned to Norfolk
yesterday from Creighton, after visit
with his parents.
Allen Castle of Long Pine came
down yesterday noon on business and
returned in the evening.
The roundhouse hose company re-
ceived 400 feet of new hose Saturday
and are now prepared to fight fire with
the best of them
Mrs. Rains of Creighton Is here
visiting with Mrs. B. P. Pippen. They
were neighbors in Missouri.
Donald Reedy is on the sick list.
Mrs. Smell of Battle Creek, who was
in Norfolk visiting friends and rela-
tives, returned home Saturday noon.
Engineer J. A. Mullen, who has been
working between Missouri Valley and
Lincoln, spent Sunday with his fam
ny.
Mr.. Clark, living south of the tracks,
has built blacksmith shop near the
| Washington school house at the juno
ton, and will open up in a few days
Mrs. Alexander of Oakdale is here
visiting her son Harry B. Alexander
and family.
Mrs. Fred Ellerbrock and son re
turned home from a visit in Fremont
last night.
Walter Strain of Creighton was in
the Junction Sunday.
John Koerber and sister Emma, ant
brother Eddie, returned home from
Wisner last evening, where they have
been visiting.
Frank Tanner left Sunday noon fol
the Niobrara country to shuck corn.
The Ladies Aid society of the sec
ond Congregational church at thu
Junction will give box social in thu
railroad hall this evening.
Miss Rebecca Duggan returned t.
her school five miles north of Hada
Sunday noon, after spending a coupl
of days with her parents, Mr.. AM
Mrs. AXtel Johnson.
Miss Kate McGill of Wisner cam
up on No. last evening for visi
with her uncle, Martin Kane and fam
lily.
Charles Orr of Lynch was in tn
; Junction Sunday.
]. Winter of Tilden, a former brake
| of N n
visiting over Sunday.
Miss Jose of Sioux City came dow
last night for a visit with her sister
Mrs. F. Merriam.
Carl Williams of Plainview spen
Sunday with Mr. Clark and family an
left for Beemer Sunday evening for
visit with other old friends.
Fred Koerber left Sunday noon 70
Creighton.
Sydney Briggs, who has been stay
ing with relatives in Tilden while hi
mother is in California visiting, re
turned to that place Sunday evenin
after a visit with friends in Norfolk.
Archie Nelson Of Oakdale spen
Sunday in the Junction.
Miss Ella Hauptli, one Of the Mead
ow Grove teachers, returned to tina
city last evening after visit of tw
days with her parents.
A private dance was given at tn
Rome Miller eating house Saturda
evening. A large crowd attended an
j. C. Folstein, harpist of Sioux Cit
fnrDic bp1 tho TnnSip
Master Mechanic e. w. Pratt c
Missouri Valley was in the Junctio
Saturday.
Miss Dora Green of Hoskins will b
the guest of Miss Mae Schwenk owe
Thanksgiving.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Koenigstein ar
now in Fort Smith, Ark, where the
l are to spend the winter.
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and wife left Saturday morning The