The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, 1907-11-08

compartments for holding notions
which are visible to the patron, has
just been installed, among a number
of other new glass show cases, at the
A. l.. Killian store.
Miss Emma Wetzel spent Sunday in
Stanton.
Miss Mamie Ward was in Pierce
Saturday.
Halbert Johnson and Walter Schulz
were in Stanton Sunday.
Will Schelly, Anton Wilde, Charles
Hulac and Will O'Brien drove to Stan
ton Sunday.
Robert Utter, Lowell Erskine and
Charles Bridge were in Lincoln to see
the Inconsistencies football game Sat
urday. They returned to Norfolk Sun
day evening.
Among the days out of town visit
ors in Norfolk We're: p. w. Ruth,
Newman Grove, republican candidate
for county assessor; E. M. Hood, Greg
DRY, S. D.; William Worth, Broken
Bow; Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Loonan, Mad.
ison; e. G. Barnum, Butte; G. +.
Mitchell Creighton; E. c. Mohr, Mon
owl; j. l.. Byrum, Leigh; w. ]. Schulz,
Chadron; J. w. Walter, c. Walter,
Platte Center; Harry Poppe, Bloom
field; G. Crook, Foster; Lester Darrch,
Creighton; j. e. Bergstein, Bonesteel,
S. D.; Harvey Pitzer, Stanton; r. F.
Barber, Grand Island; Miss Cowdery,
Humphrey; Mrs. Chambers, Column
bus; Misses Bess and Merle Anderson,
O'Neill; c. w. Wheeler, Mclean; Miss
Anna Adkins, Fairfax, S. D.; Mr.. and
Mrs. e. F. Adkins, Gregory, 8. D.; ].
M. Barto, Gordon; ]. H. Wilson, Butte.
Word from John Dingman yesterday
was that he was resting well and the
prospects are that he will get through.
DR., Jonas of Omaha, the company sur
geon who is treating him, said several
days ago that if he lived a week after
his injury that he stood a good chance
to recover. He was injured last Sun
day
John Stafford of Omaha was in
Norfolk yesterday on business.
Mrs. Staples and daughter, Elvin,
returned to their home in North Platte
Saturday, after a visit with her sister,
Mrs. S. G. Satterlee and family.
Misses Alice, Myra and Margery
Dorsey, who are attending the convent
at Madison, are here visiting their
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. !. T. Dorsey.
Miss Thelma Grauel left yesterday
noon for a visit in Denver Colorado.
Miss Mable Robb, formerly of Nor
folk but now of Wisner, is here visit
ing old friends.
Miss Dora Dorsey spent Sunday Wis
iting with friends at the Yellow Banks.
Miss Jennie Tymbolyn of Wisner
was in Norfolk visiting friends.
Mrs. Morris of Stanton transacted
business here yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Perry and two
children, residing some distance north
west of town, spent Sunday with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Perry.
Mrs. Fred Ellerbrock and son re.
turned home from a visit in the east.
Miss May Mullen returned home
from Omaha last night.
Roy Wilson of Wisner was in Nor.
folk yesterday.
Mrs. Milo Perry, who has been visit
ing in Stanton, returned home Friday
evening,
Miss Julia Hansen returned home
from Omaha last evening.
Mrs. Koerber and daughter Emma
and son Eddie left for South Dakota
for visit.
Walter Sud returned to his home In |
Bassett after two days visit with |
friends.
Mr.. Deitz and daughter, Dora, who
were in Omaha on business, returned
home.
Miss Clara Crotty and brother, Mas
ter Gay, are in Omaha visiting.
Miss Glennie Shippee returned TO
Tilden Sunday evening, where she
has been teaching.
Norfolk is being introduced to It's
new Northwestern passenger depot on
he installment plan. Saturday work
men attacked the old board platform
around the car depot" and trains are
low stopping at the new depot on the
other side Of Phillip avenue. The new
iepot, however is still several weeks
rom completion and the car still
serves as a ticket office.
Senator w. V. Allen of Madison and