The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1907-04-19
SATURDAY SETTINGS.

| from TWO days WISH 10 Wakenelu
Miss Anna Herman left Saturday af-
ternoon for a Sunday visit at Pierce.
w. II. Butterfield left last evening to
look after his land interests near Mag
net.
Miss May Durland returned to Plain
view at noon after short visit in
Norfolk.
Mr.. and Mrs. b. G. Huebner of Pierce
arrived in Norfolk for a Sunday visit
with relatives.
Robert Martin, formerly of Norfolk
but now of South Omaha, was in the
city on business during the day.
| County Attorney George Bergman
of Knox county was in Norfolk Sat
urday morning on his way to Madison.
Jack McGrane went to Chicago on
business.
Mrs. w. j. McNamee went to Omaha
today to visit with friends and rela-
tives.
Clarence White went to Fremont on
business yesterday and returned last
night.
Coony camp-map was sent to Chad
ron yesterday with engine No. 1918 for
work there.
j. Wles Is having new cement
walks laid in front of his two houses
on Fourth street.
Mrs. Hutchinson of Oakdale. who
has been here visiting with friends, re-
turned home last night
Harry Alexandra has taken a lay-off
and will start for Chicago Monday to
take his examination for engineer.
Quite fire was started in the wood
pile at the roundhouse yesterday, but
A. r. Beaton discovered it in time and
put it out before any damage was done.
f. J. Terry was in from Tilden yes
terday.
G. Mitchell of Wakefield is in Nor
folk today.
A. ]. Durland returned last evening
from Ewing,
Mrs N. Matzen of Columbus is in
the city today.
E. f. Wilhelmy of Nebraska City is
in the city today.
II. w. Anderson of Hoskins was in
Norfolk yesterday.
G. d. Welch of Rockford spent yes
terday in Norfolk.
Miss Minnie McNabb of Creighton
: is in the city today.
Mrs. Matte Hayne of O'Neill stopped
in Norfolk yesterday.
II. Bennett and William Blatt OF
: Halifax are in the city,
Ernest j. Bailey of Bonesteel is g
" South Dakota visitor in the city today
Martin Kane was summoned to Wis
y ner today by the serious illness of q
/ sister.
John Davenport of Elgin was in Nor
n folk over night, returning from Siou1
:. City.
., A. II. Viele is home from Lincoln
4 where he attended the annual session
,s of the Grand Commandery Knight!
10 Templar.
W Mrs. f. l.. Nelson and Miss Anna
Nelson were Central City visitors il
W Norfolk yesterday,
70 Mr.. and Mrs. s. NJ. Braden left a
m noon for Sioux City, where they wen
q to visit friends and to see Paul Gil
"a more tonight.
a. Prof NJ. NJ. Fogg of Lincoln, VIII
&c has charge of the department of dc
K batting in the state university, is il
y Norfolk on business.
Mrs. l.. Rosker and Miss Ida Me
cher, who have been visiting at tn
!. home of II. G. Brueggeman, returne
to West Point at noon.
I'd c. A. Martin, Mr.. and Mrs. F. L
Martin, Misses Bertha Richardson an
al Gertrude Wade of Battle Creek, an
IS Mrs. Warrick and Miss Bertha Ringe
ic of Meadow Grove were among the VII
ed itors in Norfolk today.
ed Mrs. George Dudley, seriously /
of since last Sunday, showed little chang
is in condition Saturday. She seemed I
of be resting easier.
m. Sheriff Maskell of Dixon county wa
t., in the city during the day on bushes
er- He brought a patient to the hospita
lis Mrs. Holmes of Allen.
Mrs. Ernest Hirth was summone