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

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| DR.. f. @. Salter of Fairfax was in the
city during the day visiting relatives
and attending to business matters.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Burt Mapes left Sun.
day for a visit west OF Clearwater.
They will return the middle of the
week.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Pohlman and
daughter, Miss Frieda Pohlman, were
Stanton visitors at the mission festival
Sunday.
| w. T. Galley OF Creighton, president
OF the North Nebraska Short Shipment
racing circuit, arrived in Norfolk Mon
day noon.
Arthur Steinkrauss. who has been
in Norfolk visiting friends and attend
Ing the synod meeting, left yesterday
for visit at Dodge.
DR.. and Mrs. II. s. Overocker left
Sunday morning for a visit to Iowa
and South Dakota They will be alb.
sent about ten days.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. M. Mullen left at
noon for their old home in Pennsyl.
vania. They will arrive in time for an
olu settlers reunion.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Donahue of
Omaha arrived in Norfolk Saturday
evening, the guest OF Mrs. Donahue's
mother, Mrs Carberry.
| Miss Julia Martin, who has been in
Norfolk on visit with her sister, Mrs.
Frank Davenport, returned today to
her home in st. Joseph.
| Mrs. Schumann of Michigan, sister
of Mrs. Tappert, and Otto Schumann
OF Milwaukee, nephew Of Mrs. Tap
pert, are here visiting with her.
Misses Lizzie Schram and Edith Bar
rett returned Saturday evening from
Fremont, where they completed the
summer course at the Fremont normal.
| Miss Ethel Pierce and Miss Violet
Pierce of Scotia Neb., and Mrs. Anna
Nugent Of Greeley Center, Neb., are
visiting Miss Nellie Cantwell during
their vacation.
J. r. Clark, Union Pacific agent at
Humphrey and for a number of years
at Central City, was in Norfolk over
Sunday, the guest of George E. Schil-
Ter Of the Oxnard
| w. M. Rainbolt left yesterday for
his new home in Omaha. He will prob.
ably return to Norfolk the latter part
Of the week to complete his arrange
ments for moving to Omaha.
Mrs. Corl jenkins of Madison came
to Norfolk yesterday for few days in
the city before leaving on next Tues
day evening with her sister, Miss Fan
ME Norton, on two weeks visit to
Lusk and Wheatland, Wyo. :.
Mrs. w. H. H. Hagey and daughter,
Miss Johanna Hagey of Lincoln, ar.
rived in Norfolk from Lincoln yester.
day. Miss Hagey, who is connected
with the Lincoln city library, will re-
main in Norfolk on a weeks visit.
Charles Rice left Monday morning
on an eastern trip that will include
visits to st. Louis, Washington, the
jamestown exposition and New York
City. At New York Mr.. Rice will go
out to meet his wife, who returns from
a visit to Europe.
Charles Newell and family of Walker,
Iowa, arrived in Norfolk Saturday on
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Mr. Newell goes to Wakefield where
he has the contract for the erection of
an elevator, his wife and children re-
naming in Norfolk.
| Mrs. Ellerbrock has been very sick
with tonsilitis.
l.. Buckendorf is rebuilding and in
creasing the capacity of his green
houses.
Rev. l.. C. H. Biggs of Omaha occu-
pied the pulpit az the Baptist church
Sunday morning and evening.
Miss Mary Covert left on the morn
ing train for Omaha, where she will be
operated upon tomorrow for appendi-
citis.
| The first advertising car Of the Bar
mum & Bailey circus will reach Nor
folk tonight and begin posting the
town tomorrow morning.
| ]. d. Sturgeon is the latest name to
be added to the list Of Norfolk auto
mobile owners. Mr.. Surgeons ma
chine is a runabout manufactured by
the Oldsmobile people.
| George r. Hodson, secretary of the
Norfolk Pickle & Vinegar company,
has moved his household goods here
from Lynch. Mr.. Hodson has rented
the residence property adjoining that
of NJ. Twiss in the Heights and will
move in this week
| A telephone message received at the
G. S. Bridge home yesterday afternoon
announced the death Of little Dora
Birchard, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. P.
II. Birchard of that city, formerly Of
Norfolk. Miss Ruth Birchard, who was
visiting at the Bridge home, was sum-
moned to Omaha Saturday afternoon.
The deceased child suffered from heart
trouble.
Prof. F.. NJ. Gregg of the state nor
NAL school at Peru, who comes to Nor
folk this week as a member of the
teachers institute faculty, spoke Sun
day morning from the purpit of the