The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1907-06-21
MONDAY MENTION.

b. M. Jones of Plainview is in the
city today.
w r. Locke of Stanton was In Nor
folk Sunday.
r. Geist of Plainview was in Nor
folk Sunday.
A. X. Zakem of Center was in the
city Saturday.
Louis Sommer of Randolph was
here Saturday.
r. L. Williams returned from Wayne
this morning.
Miss Thomas of Verdel is a Norfolk
visitor today
o. s. Hixson of Gibbon was in Nor
folk yesterday.
H. E. Neff of Plainview was in Nor
folk over Sunday.
l.. Fegenbush of Niobrara was In
the city Saturday.
l.. d. Smith of Creighton spent Sat
urday in Norfolk.
w. T. Ebersole of Wakefield was In
Norfolk yesterday.
Miss Carrie Roland was in Battle
Creek over Sunday.
Miss Lulu Washburn Of Norden was
in the city Saturday.
A. B. Benson was Niobrara visitor
in Norfolk yesterday.
| ]. E. Moncrief of Grand Island was
in Norfolk over night.
Trainmaster Mount left Monday
morning for Bonesteel.
Miss Alta Ives Of Tilden was visit
or in Norfolk Saturday.
c. S. Sutton and daughter were up
from Madison Saturday.
D. l.. Best was a Battle Creek Wis
itor in Norfolk Saturday.
E. d. Creswell was a West Point
visitor in Norfolk Saturday.
Miss Catharine Sedgwick of York
stopped in Norfolk yesterday.
d. Mathewson returned last night
from a trip to Gettysburg, S. D.
Elmer Foster and Fred Gugsby Of
Spencer were in Norfolk Saturday
F. P. Campbell of O'Nepl was in
Norfolk for few hours Saturday.
Mrs. Pierce Welch and children left
yesterday on visit to Missouri Valley
Iowa.
Mrs. H. l.. Doughty of Nebraska City
is in Norfolk on visit with relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. A. c. Peters Of Stan.
ton visited Norfolk relatives Sunday.
Miss Junge of Osmond spent Sun
day in Norfolk the guest of Mrs. Stear.
j. A. Roberts of Neigh is in the
city, visiting his friend, Myron Farley.
Cress Bernard of Kansas City was
in Norfolk Saturday enroute to Plain
view.
B. T. White, attorney for the North
western railroad, went west last
night.
Miss Carrie Brush Is taking special
work at the Fremont normal summer
school.
A. ]. Wason and Robert G.. Ander-
son of Genoa stopped in Norfolk yes
terday.
Sheriff ]. ]. Clements of Madison
was in the city Monday on official
business.
Attorneys M. D. Tyler and H. F.
Barnhart spent the afternoon in Mead,
ow Grove.
Miss Evaline Kayl left for Omaha
at noon on visit with her sister, Miss
Anna Kayl.
Miss Luella Pilger of Plainview is
in Norfolk on a visit with her aunt,
Mrs, A. Degner.
Mrs. w. G. Hirons of Pierce passed
through the city enroute to Early, Ia,
to visit relatives.
A. N. Antilles is In Fort Madison,
Iowa, on business and will return to
Norfolk this week.
Mrs. C. E. Greene arrived in Nor.
folk today to attend the Harper-Walk.
er wedding tomorrow.
DR.. Heman Walker of Omaha ar.
rived in Norfolk last evening to attend
his sisters wedding.
George Brooks Of Bazile Mills was
in Norfolk Sunday, returning home
from an eastern trip.
John Theisen left at noon for Sew.
ard to take the examination before the
state board Of pharmacy.
County Superintendent Frank Pill
ger of Pierce was in Norfolk over Sun.
day, the guest Of relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. John r. Saxton of Til.
den were the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs
w. w. Weaver over Sunday.
c. o. Mcdaniel, time.keeper for q
gang of Italian laborers near Long
Pine, spent Sunday in the city.
Mrs. P. Boneberger Of Bonesteel and
Mrs. X. Farmer of Burke are South
Dakota visitors in Norfolk today.
Misses Edith Barrett and Elizabeth
Schram have returned to the Fremont
normal after spending Sunday at home
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