The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, 1907-03-29


home at stanton.
BON. to MIR. and Mrs. G. ID. Sims,
n daughter.
Paul Nenow OF Battle Creek was In
the city this morning.
DR. and Mrs. simmons spent Sunday
in Beemer with friends.
u. Mathcwson Is In Wakefield and
Walthill on business today.
Cleo Lederer returned this morning
from Sunday visit at Pierce.
Bret Mccullough went to Omaha Sat
uruay FOR weeks business visit.
Fred Koerber was In Wisner yester-
day, visiting friends and relatives.
Mrs. Fred Linerode and daughter,
Miss Hattie, went to Omaha today.
Mrs. Paul Nordwlg Is visiting her
father and mother at Battle Creek.
Ernest Fischer of Platte Center is
visiting his brother, julius Fischer.
Fred Spaldng left today for Sioux
city after a weeks visit In Norfolk.
II. f. Barnhart returned yesterday
from a business trip to Boyd county.
Miss Nora Junge of Osmond visited
with friends in Norfolk over Sunday.
IL. II. Wallace of Plalnvlew Is in the
cit twisting at the home Of Ira Hamil-
ton.
William Bahr leaves Tuesday for a
visit with his parents at Wabasha,
MINI.
Misses Lena and Jennie Mills spent
Sunday at Stanton, the guests of Mrs.
| Kelly.
Misses Opal Olmstead. Hattie Line
rode and Mabel Estabrook went to
Pierce Sunday.
j. w. White has succeeded John
Decker as baggageman at the Union
Pacific depot.
Thomas Taylor has moved from
First avenue and Sixth street to North
Eleventh street
Fred Klentz, sr, leaves tomorrow
for visit with his daughter, Mrs. II.
c., Perks, at Albion.
Mrs. Stanley Saterlee returned
home last night from Omaha, where
she has been visiting.
Garfield Shaner has accepted po-
sition as fireman and took up his
scoop yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. Martel, who have been
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. c. II. Groesbeck
left at noon for Chicago.
Walter Recroft, dispatcher in the
Northwestern's office, went to Sioux
City Tuesday morning.
Miss Dora Priestly, who Is teaching
school north of Hadar, visited friends
in Norfolk Sunday.
j. II. Huff has left Norfolk for Q
months visit to Los Angeles, Calf
and Pacific coast cities.
Attorney Burt Mapes left at moor
for Butte, where the Boyd county dis
trict court is in session.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kuntzman of Tilden
formerly of Norfolk, visited friends
here yesterday afternoon.
s. II. Reynolds, night chief dispatch
| er at the Northwesterns office, went t
Omaha on morning train.
Miss Mamie Ward, who has beer
teaching school, is home, her schoo
| having closed last Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. John Hinze went t.
/ Omaha to visit with their son, Rober
Smiley, and other relatives.
. Miss Jewell of Stanton, was tn,
guest of Miss Maude Tannehill, re
turning home Sunday morning.
, Mrs. Henry Miller and her guest
Mrs. Venus Huebner of Pierce, left a
, noon for visit at Battle Creek.
Jesse Morgan, age siXty-eight, a pa
| tient at the Norfolk hospital from
Wayne, died Saturday at the hospital
Il. w. Bates, who is now running {
Northwestern locomotive between
Long Pine and 'Chadron, was in Nor
folk yesterday greeting old friends
He had not been in town since he lief
for the Chadron division.
The state fish car passed through
7 Norfolk Sunday noon, returning from
a distributing trip over the Chadrol
line.
Miss Helen Mathewson, who hal
7 been in Norfolk for a short visit, re
turned this morning to the Oman;
agency.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. II. Smith leave Tues
day morning to visit their old home a
Fort Madison, Iowa. They will b.
I absent for about three months.
Mrs. E. o. Mount is believed to hav
: passed safely through the shock inc
dent to the operation for appendiciti
: Saturday. Monday her condition |
such as to be very encouraging to he
t friends. 1t is thought that the DANCE
point in her illness has passed.
S w. l.. Kern and son, Arthur LEI
today for Los Angeles, Calf, wher
n they will make their home in the fl
ture. They will be joined later by tn
r rest of the family, who will remain
Norfolk for a time.
n Il. A. Bleakney, formerly pharmi
cist at the Christoph drug store in thi
o city but now a travelling salesman wit
northwestern Iowa as his territor.
r spent Sunday and Monday forenoo
with friends in the city.
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