The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1907-03-15

Saturday ON his way from Tildcn TO
Colorado Springs, where he expects to
locate.
C. 4. Martin and party of friends
from Battle Creek were In Norfolk
Saturday evening to- attend Il play at
the Auditorium.
Charles Linn of IIoskins was In Nor.
folk Saturday evening.
N. II. Cullen was a Wayne visitor in
Norfolk Saturday evening
=. j. Backcs of Osmond spent last
evening In Norfolk.
II. n. Mailman of Pierce was in the
city Sunday evening.
w. T.. Mohr of Spencer was i'm Nor.
folk for few hours SATURDAY,
County Attorney j, II, Bergman of
Creighton is in Norfolk today
Mr. and Mrs. II. r. Slaughter of
Gregory, S. d., were in Norfolk Satur-
day
J. NJ Seaton and j. A. Barnes of
Plainviow were in Norfolk over Sun
day.
Mont. Robb a prominent young Otoe
county farmer, was In Norfolk Satur-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs NJ N. Arnett of Grand
Island were in the city over Sunday.
Charles Landers has moved into the
home at 100 North Ninth street for.
merly occupied by l.. NJ. Beeler.
Mrs. c. l.. Holly of Lynch, who has
been visiting with her daughter, Mrs.
John Taylor returned home yesterday.
Miss Madaline Welsh Is quite sick
with the measles.
S. Holt of Gordon is here looking
after his interests.
Mrs. A. r., Clark, who has been Wis
iting with her father, Carl Christen,
returned to her home in Sioux City.
Messrs. Beck and Taylor of Battle
Creek visited with Mr. Beck's brother,
William Beck, Saturday.
Ike Kost. who has been in the west
eru part of the state on business, has
returned.
Mrs. Mamie Tyler and sister Miss
Margaret Lund, who have been visit
ing Mt Mrs. William Becks, have re-
turned to Battle Creek.
Road Foreman of Engines Ivin vii.
liams of Missouri Valley was here on
business Saturday.
Harry Demmon of Missouri Valley,
formerly machinist in the shops,
passed through here Saturday on his
way to Pierce to consult the eye spe-
cialist there.
Mrs. Jos. Schwartz and daughter
Gretchen returned from Chicago last
night.
Mosaic lodge No. 55, A. F. & A. NJ,
will hold special meeting Tuesday
evening for the purpose of comforting
the E. A. degree.
Dr. j. c. Myers of this city, who has
driven in all directions, says that the
country roads on all sides are better
than the city streets in Norfolk today
Frank Dederman has returned from
Rochester, Mimi, where he went to
consult Mayo Bros. He was told that
an operation was unnecessary and that
medicine will restore his health.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Kuhn, who have
been making their home with their
son, Allen Kuhn on South Fourth
street, have moved to their own home
at 1910 Philip avenue.
On account of the illness of Mrs. e.
II. Tracy, Mr.. Tracy was unable to be
present at the Elks meeting Saturday
night when 1t had been planned to ten
der him a farewell supper. Members
OF the Woodward Stock company were
guests at social session after the
theater and did various stunts.
c. o. McDaniels, former solicitor
for the business college, is now taking
some special work in typewriting, pre-
paratory to engaging in Office work
George b. Christoph left Norfolk at
noon to attend the Woodmen of the
World convention at Leavenworth,
Kan, as delegate from the local camp.
Andrew Fulton, who has just finished
the business and typewriting course in
the business college, will go to Sioux
| City to take up work. He will first
spend few days with his parents at
| Plainview
George Meister was called to Wis
his grandmother, Mrs. Maggie Stem
norman, whose death occurred last
week at her home nine miles north
west of Wisner. Death was due to old
age, Mrs. Stemmerman having
reached the advanced age of ninety
one years.
r. e. Williams left at noon for Pill
ger.
Mrs, Ernest Hans of Battle Creek
was in Norfolk yesterday.
c.. +. Burnham went to Omaha yes
terday on business.
Charles Glen of Hoskins visited
friends in Norfolk Saturday.
Attorney Burt Mapes left last night
for O'Neill on legal business.
Attorney NJ. C. Hazen is in attend
ance at the district court at Wayne.
Mrs. Joseph Schwartz returned last
w. T. Shorten of Wayne is visiting
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