The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, 1907-10-25
MONDAY MENTION.


ing at the home Of John F. Boeck.
Carl Rice was up from Missouri Val
ley for visit with his father, w. b.
Rice.
Miss Matte Dewey spent Sunday in
Madison, the guest of Miss Eva Hor-
sham.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Miller of Wis
ner were in Norfolk, the guests of Mr.
and Mrs. George Meister.
Miss Mamie Ward arrived home
Sunday evening from Madison, where
she was the guest of Miss Bess Per-
due over Sunday.
Miss Jennie Wheeler has returned
to Doane college at Crete after short
visit in Norfolk.
Miss Clair Anderson came down
from Creighton Monday noon for a
short visit at home.
w. V. Allen of Madison was In Nor
folk Monday morning, leaving at noon
to attend district court at Stanton.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. J. Kennedy visited
relatives in Creighton over Sunday.
Mr.. Kennedy returned to Norfolk Mon.
day noon.
Mrs. D. S. Jackson Of Nebraska City,
accompanied by her daughter, Miss
Ellen Jackson, is in Norfolk on short
visit with her son, ]. S. Jackson.
Col. Frank Hamlin Of Omaha passed
through Norfolk at noon returning to
Omaha from BaZile Mills, where he
was the guest Of George A. Brooks.
Among the candidates for county
offices in Norfolk Monday on the oc-
casion of the horse sale were Sheriff
]. j. Clements, republican candidate
for reelection, County Commissioner
]. H. Harding, candidate for a second
term, P. w. Ruth, republican candidate
for county assessor, George w. Losey,
democratic candidate for sheriff, John
Manning, democratic candidate for as.
SCISSOR, and Otto Zuelow, democratic
candidate for treasurer.
Among the days out of town visit
ors In Norfolk we're: Sheriff ]. j
Clements, County Superintendent F
S. Perdue, Madison; p. w. Ruth, New.
man Grove, republican nominee for
county assessor; Mrs. Booth, Plain
view; James G. Weber, Creighton
George w. Kirk, Plainview; Edwin
Strong, Wayne; Miss Grace Jehnke
Grand Island; Peter Kautz, Charles
Leslie, Hoskins; j. H. Wright, B. w
Wright, Wayne; H. M. Scott, Plain
view; George w. Park, Oakdale; w
M. McNolty, Monowi; w. C. Campbell
Creighton; o. e. Pierre, F. c. Schiede
Wisner; R. A. Emerson, Creighton
T. j. Sharp, Osmond; Floyd Miller
Pierce; S. S. McAllister Shelton; B
Mannefehl, West Point; John P. Clas
sen, Madison; B. F. Classon, Com
stock; H. A. Ramsey, Winside; w. T
Berry Newport; Tom Adams, Elgin
VIM. Dunn. Weeping Water; c. F
Mitchell, Creighton; c. w. Thompson
Newport.
The o. M. c. club met with Miss
Lizzie Schram Saturday night at hel
home on South Third street. A yer!
pleasant evening was spent.
The ice firm of Oertwick & Sporr
has been dissolved, ]. w. Oertwicl
purchasing the interest of his partner
VIM. Sporn will remain with the firm
for time.
A piano recital will be given in Stan
, ton Thursday evening by Ludwil
Koenigstein's Stanton pupils. An in
strumental quartet and song ant
several piano numbers composed b!
Mr.. Koenigstein will form part of tn,
program.
Walter Mason left on the morning
train for Tekamah to be married t.
Miss Myrtle Fletcher of that place
Mr. Mason and his bride will arriv
in Norfolk this evening and will maxi
this their home. The groom is in tn
employ of o. w. Rish here.
Mrs. Warrick received a Telegram
, Saturday morning from Des Nome
announcing the death of her sister
, Mrs. Carter. Mrs. Warrick left on tn
, noon train for that city. Mrs. Carte
:, was known in Norfolk, having visite
, at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Weatt
erby.
! NJ. NJ. Faucet, president of the Far
, cett-Carney candy company, while rel
= resenting Norfolks candy on the Bone
. steel line last week made the banne
= sale in his career as a candy sales
= man 1t was on last Tuesday tina
i. President Faucets sales reache
!, their highest days total
\ w. II. Butterfeld & Son have d,
cided not to feed cattle at their No
folk feed yards next y ar. They wi
. feed at Wausa and Creighton as her,
. tofore. The high local market o
; grains is given as a reason for tn
:. change, as it costs more per head her
!, to fatten the beeves than at other tw
= points.
o O'Neill Frontier: Divorces al
- about as quickly obtained in Ho
= equity as they are in South Dakot
On October 5, J. b. Berry filed pet
ton in the district court praying IL
IL l. danraa 90 diuproa from, hio y,ifa I'll