The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, 1907-06-21
SATURDAY SETTINGS.

o. Davis was in from Hoskins yes
terday.
w. j. Weatherholt was in from Hos.
kins yesterday.
Franz Scherer OF Humphrey was in
the city yesterday.
Editor f. IL. Martin and Arthur Bru-
baker of Battle Creek were in Norfolk
yesterday. They said that Battle
Creek is planning a fine Fourth OF
.9uly celebration.
Misses Ives of Tilden visited friends
IN Norfolk today.
Miss Elizabeth Kingsbury Of Wayne
was in the city yesterday.
w. III. Morgan of Plainview was in
Norfolk yesterday on business.
G.. IA. Reed, the Madison real estate
man, vas in Norfolk yesterday.
w. b. Fuerst of Battle Creek was in
Norfolk on business yesterday.
A. J. Mason and e Va Vaught OF &c.
noa stopped in Norfolk yesterday.
II. L. Burns and p. f. Cahill OF
Scribner spent yesterday in Norfolk.
S. D. Faust and d. e Faust Of Fair.
fax, S. d., were III Norfolk yesterday
Misses Rebecca and Regina McGill
of Wendell were Norfolk visitors yester.
day.
Miss Corlle OF Tilden was in Nor.
folk yesterday On visit with her
brother
e. p. Watherby returned last even.
ing from Dakota City, where district
court is in session
Misses Lizzie Schram and Edith
Barrett arrived home from the Ere.
mont normal last evening to spend
Sunday i'm the city.
Miss Rosetta Cole is expected home
this evening from Oberlin college for
the summer vacation.
G. w. Welch of Dies Moines will
spend Sunday in Norfolk, the guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. Il. NJ. Huntington.
Mrs. II. j. Cole is expected home
this evening from Boulder, Colo, where
she has been for several weeks past.
Harold Cow viii return this evening
from Lincoln, where he has been a
student at the University of Nebraska
during the past year.
Oliver Utter returned this week from
Lincoln where he has finished the
freshman year in the electrical engi-
neering course at the state university.
George Becker of ST. Louis will ar
rive in Norfolk this evening to attend
his wife's funeral tomorrow at the
home of the daughter. Mrs. p. A.
Shurtz.
Attorney Burt Mapes returned last
night from Niobrara, where he has
been engaged by the defense in two
saloon cases instituted in a justice
court in Niobrara by the government
agent at the Santee agency. The agent
charges the Hanson saloon at Niobrara
and the Kremire saloon at Verdel with
selling liquor to Indians.
b. f.. Bowden left at noon for O'Neill.
Miss Sophia Nethaway left at noon
for a visit at Wahoo.
William Blackstone Of Pilger was in
Norfolk Friday, returning from Wayne
college.
Mrs. John Barrett, wife Of the ed
itor of the Verdigre Citizen, was in
Norfolk today returning home from a
visit to Dakota City.
Bud Carberry is home from Guthrie
Center, Iowa, where he was best man
at his brothers wedding.
Miss Mino McNeely returned last
evening from Bellevue, where she was
present at the annual commencement
exercises of Bellevue college
Mrs. j, NJ, Brown and family of Mad
ison and Miss Powers of Cedar Rapids,
Neb., spent Friday with Mrs. Charles
Lodge at her home south of Norfolk.
Miss Katherine Witzigman returned
last night from visit to University
Place, where commencement exercises
were held at Wesleyan university dur
ing the week
Miss Ida Lodge is home from Omaha,
where she was operated on two weeks