The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, 1907-07-12

the jamestown exposition.
Frank Clark Is quito III.
Billy mn went to Omaha this noon
ON business.
Mrs. Van Evans sister and two chill.
dron of Fremont are visiting with her
this week.
Mrs. Ed. Adams returned home from
Fremont last night, whore she had
been on business.
Mrs. Charley Taylor returned home
from Marshnlltowu, Iowa, last night.
She had been visiting with her son.
Mrs. Clarence Ilcdrick returned
from Chadron yesterday where she
has been visiting with her sister, Mrs
Castle.
Mrs. Mothcr who has been here
visiting with her son, Miller Mathor.
left for her homo in Seattle, Washing
! ton today
Mr. Braugan left for Wisconsin to.
day on business.
The west passenger was delayed
yesterday noon, until about o'clock
| last evening, ON account of Il washOut
on the line. but an extra was made
up at Long Pine with Mr. Case as con.
ductor, which brought the passengers
here at about , o'clock.
Mrs. r. w. Williams and Helen
Beels returned from Columbus Satur-
day evening, where they spent the
Fourth with Mr.. Williams.
A. II. Viclo left at noon on bust.
ness trip to Chicago and Grand Rap.
ids, Mich. He will be absent in the
east for two or three weeks.
General Manager f. Walters and
Engineer of Maintenance A. A.
Schenck of Omaha were in Norfolk
Monday noon enroutc to Chadron.
Fred w. Hoffman of Omaha is in
Norfolk the guest of Harold Cow. Mr.
Hofmann is a student in the engineer
ing department of the state university.
Commissioner John Malone of Mad
ison was in the city completing the
purchase of a bunch of cattle which
go to his farm few miles out from
Madison.
VIII Hoar of Wayne was in Nor
folk last night cnrOute home from n
business trip to Pierce. Mr. Hoar
recently graduated from the law de-
partment of the state university
Ernest Bridge has returned to Nor
folk enroute to his home in Mount Yer
non, S. d., from Spokane, where he
went with his parents a few weeks
ago He says that he is glad to get
back east
General Superintendent S. M. Bra
den Of Norfolk Trainmaster e. o.
Mount of Norfolk, Trainmaster j. Lep-
pla of Fremont and Trainmaster NJ
E Pangle of Chadron left for Chicago
to attend the monthly meeting of
Northwestern operating officials held
in Chicago Tuesday.
AL Campbell, general agent of Camp
bell Brothers circus a Nebraska en-
Robert f. Schiller of the OXnard over
Sunday. Mr.. Campbell reports that
his circus, which left for the coast
after showing in Norfolk last spring,
is doing fine business in Idaho, Wy
Oming and Washington. Details of the
contract for the return trip was the
principal business that brought Mr.
Campbell to Norfolk, where his nego-
tiations were with the Northwestern.
Mr.. Campbell left Norfolk Monday.
Born to Mr., and Mrs. w. A. Schwert-
feger, a son
Norfolk firemen are discussing
plans for the annual picnic of the de-
partment. The picnic will be held in
about a month.
George b. Christoph was awarded
the contract for paints and oils and
the contract for drugs for the Norfolk
hospital during the coming quarter.
The Ladies Missionary society of
the Congregational church will meet
with Mrs. O. II. Meredith Tuesday af-
ternoon, The ladies of the congrega-
ton and their friends are cordially in
vited to be present
O'Neill Independent: NJ. f. Har-
rington leaves Sunday for Omaha on
his way to the Pacific coast and the
Clipper mine. His sons will join him
at Omaha and go with him. They will
be absent until the latter part of Aug
ust.
The necessary alterations have been
made in the banking fixtures of the
Nebraska National bank to make the
fixtures conform with the banks new
home in the Cotton building. During
the past two days men have been en-
ployed in setting up the fixtures.
Miss Alta McKiver Of this city has
been elected to a vacancy in the
teaching force of the Norfolk schools,
This election was made at a meeting
of the board of education held Satur-
day evening. All vacancies in the
ranks of Norfolk's teachers have now
been filled.
The Madison Star-Mail subscription
contest resulted as follows: Miss
Stella Smith, Madison, first, 594,SS0
votes; Miss Nora Hoskins, Fairview
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