The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, 1907-09-20
MONDAY MENTION.

DR.. o. r. Meredith went to Stanton
at noon.
Mrs. Dan Blue left at noon on visit
to Wahoo.
Miss Minnie Schram was in Stan
ton yesterday.
DR.. ]. c. Myers went to Tilden at
noon on business.
Miss Ruth Shaw has returned to
Doane college at Crete.
Senator Allen of Madison was In
Norfolk between trains Monday.
Miss Georgia Austin, who is attend
ing Wayne normal, was home over
Sunday.
John D. Haskell Of Wakefield was
in Norfolk calling on his business part
ner, D. Mathewson. Mr.. Haskell has
just returned from a summer spent in
southern Europe.
Clarence Schof1eld left at noon to
spend a week with his mother in Free
port, III.
w. ]. Stadelman accompanied by
is out on hunting trip near Suther-
land.
Miss Edith and Nellie Willberg of
South Dakota, who have been visiting
in Norfolk, have gone to Madison for
a short visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. E. Greene are
visiting friends in Norfolk. Mr.. Greene
having been summoned to Norfolk as
a federal court Juror.
Miss Abbie Robertson of Atkinson
was in Norfolk Monday on her way
to Bellevue, where she will be juior
in Bellevue college this year.
Misses Helen and Nellie Bridge left
at noon for Lincoln, where mss Nellie
Bridge will attend the University Of
Nebraska during the coming year.
Charles Ulrich, Joseph Morgan and
Roy Griffen of Atkinson passed
through Norfolk Monday on their way
to Lincoln where they will register
in the state university this week.
Senator Randall Of eNwman Grove,
president Of the Northeast Nebraska
Bankers association, who will present
a report of the association at the state
convention at Omaha Wednesday, was
In Norfolk Monday.
Mrs. w. H. Gentle Of Creston, Ia,
is in Norfolk on visit with her son,
b. c. Gentle. Mrs. Gentle was accom-
panied to Norfolk by her son, George
Gentle, who is enroute west to locate
at Spokane, Wash
Prof. George Weller, principal Of the
I'd n Nnrfn1ty
Monday, returning from Bazile mills,
where he attended the celebration Of
the twenty-fifth anniversary of the
Lutheran church at Bazile mills.
A. Herchide and wife Of Winside
were in Norfolk FRIDAY.
w. Warrington of Pender passed
through Norfolk on his way to Creigh-
ton, to visit son Engaged in business
there.
Among the days out of town visitors
in Norfolk were: Judge Munger, Lin
coin; George H. Thummel, clerk of
the United States circuit court,
Omaha; H. ]. Bingenheimer, Creigh-
ton; District Judge A. A. WEIGH,
Wayne; A. Zorba and son, Herrick;
M. l.. Thomson and Herman Hog
refe, Battle Creek; r. e. Barge, Cen
trail City; F. o. Childs, Oakdale; H.
Reed and wife, Madison; r. A. Taw-
ney, Pierce; c. Smith, Madison; A. H.
Corbett, Atkinson; w. ]. Weatherholt,
Hoskins; F. Steinkraus, Pierce; John
e. owen, Wayne; l.. w. Roe, Wayne;
N. P. Jeppesen, Plainview; M. B.
Foster, Madison; H. J. Bellerbeck, Os-
mond; ]. Shea, O'Neill; w. w. Davis,
Valley; w. z. King, Lloyd King, r.
A. Huff, Humphrey; Charles Bruce,
Verdigre; c. D. Chase, Wood Lake.
J. T. Gregory, Lynch; Nels L. Han
kaas, Bonesteel; Dan Jacobs, West
Point; Mr.. and Mrs, e. Wood, Harting-
ton; j. II. Butler. Gregory.
The city council will meet Thursday
evening.
The new clerks association will hold
another meeting Tuesday evening at
the city hall.
Paul Wetzel suffered a slight frac-
ture of the wrist Sunday while work.