The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, 1907-12-20
WEDNESDAY WRINKLES.

JOnn HueDneT OF HOSKlnS was IN
the city Tuesday morning.
II, l.. Snyder is expected home Sun
day from his eastern visit.
Charles Stuart was in Norfolk
Wednesday on his way to Madison.
Miss Margaret Bithell, who is at
tending Jennings seminary at Aurora,
ILL.,, is home for the holidays.
Mrs. w. II. Shippee has returned
from Beaver City, where she was
called to attend the funeral of her
brother-in-law, Eugene Harvey.
Rev. Thomas Bithell left Wednesday
noon for Imam, where he officiates at
the wedding of Rev. Benjamin II. Muir
ten of Boone and Miss Eva Smith of
lnmap.
H. B. Dixon went to Omaha Tues
day.
Frank Sterling of Creighton was in
Norfolk Tuesday.
Il. p. Weatherby has been in Da-
kota City on business.
VIII Hayward is expected home to-
morrow to spend his Christmas vaca-
ton.
Frank Huffsmith of Creighton was
in Norfolk yesterday on business mat
tiers.
Chris Anderson is in Keya Paha
county on business trip. He will
return to Norfolk the latter part of
the week.
Nicholas Kaufman Of Hartford, S.
D., is in Norfolk on visit with his
cousin, Councilman e. B. Kaufman.
Mrs. Anna Madsen leaves tomorrow
noon for visit with her daughters,
Mrs p. Collins and Miss Opal Madsen,
in st. Louis, Mo.
G. M. Thompson, the Newport bank
er, was in Norfolk over night, being
called to the city on business. Mr..
Thompson was accompanied by his
little daughter.
Among the days out of town visit
ors in Norfolk were George c. Stew
enson, Madison: l. o. Friend, Plain
view; Mrs. II. G. Bruss, Fullerton; r.
A. Hindman, Goldfeld; John Widhalm,
Pierce; F. b. Wilson, j. w. Hayes, j.
c. Hayes, Elk Point, S. D.; II. G.
Campbell, Auburn; II. B. Kimp, Bone
steel, S. D.; o. E. Danielson, Emer-
son; Mr.. and Mrs. J. S. Woodward,
Crawford; Miss Julia Gibbard, Tilden
d. Mcleod Brunswick; William Krot-
ter, Stuart.
The city council meets Thursday
evening for its December session.
Invitations have been issued for the
To ole Of
ole Boehnke has been serving as
substitute clerk at the Norfolk post
Office while F.. w. Freeland is on a
fifteen days vacation from the federal
building.
The union Sunday school teachers
training class will not meet next Mon
dey evening, the meeting being
dropped on account of the holiday sea-
son. Meetings of the class are held
in the Christian church.
No definite actions were recorded by
the Commercial club directors at their
Tuesday morning meeting although a
number of important matters were TAX
en- up at the meeting for discussion.
The club directors have two or three
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probable that no preliminary an
nouncements will be made until the
propositions are whipped into definite
shape, providing, of course, that the
negotiations of the club do not fall
through.
The two new hose carts ordered by
the Norfolk fire department to replace
the old carts used by the Mast and
Queen City companies were received
Tuesday. The carts represent an eX-
penditure of SAT-, a sum which 1t is
hoped will be restored to the firemen' s
treasury by the firemen's minstrel
show soon to be given in the Audito'
rum Herman w. Winter, Val Light
and Charles Pilger will examine the
new carts, having been placed in
charge of purchasing the new appara-
tus by the department.
Fremont Tribune: Twenty agents
of the Nebraska-Wyoming division of
the Northwestern came to Fremont
yesterday for meeting with Superin-
tendent C. II. Reynolds and General
Freight and Passenger Agent S. F.
Miller of the transfer depot. 1t was
one of the periodical conventions of
the employees of the road, which are
being had for the purpose of economy
aud discussions of business. The