The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1907-07-12
SATURDAY SETTINGS.

SATURDAY SETTINGS.
Harry Johnson is home from Ere
mont
Fred Barr was up from Pilger yes
terday,
Joseph Weber was up from Hum
phrey yesterday
A. Tester of David City stopped In
Norfolk yesterday
II. e. Smith of Lynch is in Norfolk
today.
II. S. Lobdel of Fremont Is In Nor
folk today.
]. NJ. Bay of Madison was in Nor
folk Saturday.
w. II. Clark of Surprise was In the
city yesterday
NJ. f. Burke of Auburn was in Nor
folk over night.
Walter Hoar Of Randolph was In the
city yesterday.
Fred Thompson and John Miller left
today for Portland Ore.
John Steel of Foster was In Nor
folk between trains Saturday
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Ware arrived
home from Omaha last evening.
Miss Ida Jones of Winnetoon is the
guest of Miss Matilda Hermann.
G.. C. Davis and t. II. Williams of
Carroll spent yesterday In Norfolk.
w. H. King of Humphrey, former
Norfolk citizen, was in the city yester
day.
Theodore Pfufer of Humphrey was
in the city yesterday.
Guy Mckee was a Plainview visitor
in Norfolk yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs e. r, Evans of Carol
spent yesterday in the city.
Miss Nada Tannehill left Wednes
day morning for visit at Wayne,
Misses May Barrett and May Har
rson left at noon for short visit IL
Omaha.
Arthur Sonneland of Newman Grove
is in Norfolk on a visit with Il. Il
Coleman
Miss Laura Bridge of Fremont is 1
guest at the home of her uncle c.
Bridge.
+. w. Brown and b. Il. Smith o
Lynch were in Norfolk yesterday OF
business.
W. W. Weaver and family will re
turn Monday from short visit il
Meadow Grove,
Miss Mary Woodburn of Sioux Cit
was in Norfolk Wednesday,, the CUES
of Miss Anna Hermann.
Harry Hartford, Bun Halverstei
and G. Halverstein and family lief
yesterday for two weeks visit t
Wisconsin lakes.
Miss Edith Parker of Genoa is i
Norfolk the guest of Miss Laura Dul
land, Miss Parker arrived in Norfol
from visit to Plainview,
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Lodor will leav
for Hot Springs and Deadwood, S. d
this evening.
Misses Lucy Ktto of Sparta an
Julia Haines of Center were in No
folk yesterday.
Mr., and Mrs. Dan Blue returned las
evening from short visit to thei
former home in Wahoo.
l.. Greenwood of Sioux City was |
Norfolk over Saturday, returning I
Sioux City Sunday morning.
Mrs. f. A, Wheeler of Mclean an
II. A. Wheeler of Sumner were in No
folk yesterday between trains.
Mrs. Catherine Stone and son, Fra
els, of Plainview were in Norfolk t
day on their way to Vivian, S. d.
Lester Weaver returned last eve
ing from a Fourth of July visit to FIR
mont.
County Attorney ]. II. Van Wagene
were in Norfolk for a short time We
terday afternoon.
Rev. w. ]. Turner arrived home la
evening from McCook, where he d
livered the Fourth of July addret
Thursday morning.
Robert L. Dick of Crete is in No
folk a guest at the home of Il. p. Oh
sted. Mr.. Dick during the past We;
has been at the head of the theory d
partment of the Detroit Conservato
of Music.
Ex-Governor +. d. Jackson and wi
of Des Moines, Iowa, passed throua
Norfolk this week enroute to Dalla
S. D. where they will visit with the
sons, the Jackson brothers, who foun
ed the new town of Dallas.
N. r. Rainbolt, w. NJ. Rainbolt al
d. Mathewson left for Gregory, S, /
and other points in the northwe'
They expect to be gone about a wee
DR.. c. S. Parker and j. S. Mathe
son have broken camp on the Elkho
and returned to Norfolk with the