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

Mrs. =. II. Salter is visiting In Dali
las.
Ed Rable was down from Creighton
yesterday.
o. Il. Engler of Plainvlew was In
Norfolk yesterday.
w. Ii. Steinbeck of Bancroft was In
the city yesterday.
Claus A. Johnson of Wausa was In
the city yesterday.
George Haines of Laurel was In
Norfolk yesterday.
Mrs. ID. ID. Davis of Creighton was
in the city yesterday.
f. ]. Seabury of Wolbach stopped
in Norfolk yesterday.
e. r. Townsend of O'Neill stopped
in Norfolk yesterday.
r. Peters of Scribner was In the
city on business yesterday.
o. w. Money and family OF Allen
were in the city yesterday.
f. ]. Hale and daughter Of Atkinson
were Norfolk visitors yesterday.
John Slaughter and John Anhorn of
Burke we're in Norfolk yesterday.
b. f. OBrien left at noon for a ten
days vacation visit to Alton, Iowa.
Asa X. Leonard was a fishing on
the banks of the Elkhorn yesterday.
Mrs. Nymers and Miss Ethel Marks
of st. Charles were in Norfolk yester-
day.
County Attorney ]. A. Van Wagenen
of Pierce was in Norfolk over night.
County Judge William Bates was a
Madison visitor in the city yesterday
Miss Emma Mueller left yesterday
on a two weeks vacation visit to Ere
mont.
Miss Vera Hayward has returned
from a visit with relatives at Missouri
Valley.
DR.. 0. r. Meredith and mother, Mrs.
J. p. Meredith, spent the afternoon in
Stanton.
Jack Riley and family of Tuscon are
in the city ON a visit with Norfolk
friends.
S. r. Carney left Norfolk yesterday
on a business trip to Lincoln, Omaha
and Sioux City.
Sheriff and Mrs. J. j. Clements and
Deputy Sheriff Elley were up from
Madison yesterday.
Miss Fannie Norton left last even
ing for a two weeks visit to Wheat
land and Lusk, Wyo.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Holstein of Stan
ton were in Norfolk last evening re-
t,,rr;yry frp,,, n VipNU
Misses Halle Cornell and Hattie
Heitzman of Battle Creek, who are
attending the teachers institute, were
home over night.
Representative John N. Ellerman of
Fairfax, a prominent leader in the
last South Dakota legislature, who was
in Norfolk yesterday, left last evening
for visit to Hot Springs, S. d.
Superintendent e. j. Bodwell was in
Omaha yesterday inquiring after the
missing school seats that are to be
used in the Olney building, when that
structure is turned into temporary
school quarters September 3 pending
the completion of the high school
building.
Miss Edna Durland came down from
Plainview for a few days stay in Nor
folk.
General Superintendent S. M. Bra
den arrived home at noon from Lin
coin.
Mrs. B. P. Lewis of Council Bluffs
is in Norfolk on visit with her sister,
Mrs. S. w. Garvin.
Rev. j. l.. Vallow and family are
home from a visit at Blair. where Mr..
Vallow was pastor for three years.
Sol Mayer, ]. S. Mathewson and F.
e. Davenport left at noon Wednesday
to attend the opening races at Neigh.
Miss Lulu Long, who has been at
tending the teachers institute. was
called to Madison by the illness of her
mother.
l.. II. Brakeman of Jesup, Iowa, ar
rived in the city last night and is Wis
iting at the home of his cousin, w. II.
Brakeman.
a. II. Winder arrived in Norfolk
Wednesday morning from st. Paul,
Mimi, and will leave at once for Chi
cago, where he is to be best man next
Monday evening at the wedding of B.
r. Reid and Miss Sofia Cleveland. Mr.,
Reid, who was also in st. Paul, went
to Chicago direct.
The Tuesday morning meeting of
the Norfolk Commercial club did not
materialize.
Mosaic lodge No. So will meet
Wednesday evening for work in the
NJ. NJ. degree instead of Tuesday, as
announced.
Miss Julia Keleher has resumed her
work as stenographer in the Citizens
National bank following a two weeks
vacation visit in Iowa.
Mrs. A. e. Chapman, who was taken
dangerously i'll the latter part of the
week with an attack of neuralgia of
the heart, has been improving.
Winside has awarded the contract
for installing a $4,000 waterworks