The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1907-10-04
MONDAY MENTION.

III. W. II. MSItullu WShL pIuIlOl
at noon.
Miss Dena Lehman was in Stanton
over Sunday.
w. L. Lehman left at noon for a
visit at Stanton.
Clarence Hartford left at noon for
visit at Glenwood, Iowa.
Miss Georgia Austin was home from
the Wayne normal over Sunday.
Miss Anna Boenke is spending the
week in Omaha on a visit with her
sister.
Master Lorentz Poucher of Omaha
spent Sunday at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. II. l.. Snyder.
Mrs. r. M. Harwood Of Holly, Colo,
is in Norfolk on a visit with her moth
er, Mrs. Augusta Korth.
C. A. Berry of Wayne who was on
his way to Omaha, was the guest of
E. P. Olmsted over night.
Mrs. II. l.. Snyder left at noon for
Omaha where she will be the guest of
Mrs. S. S. Montgomery during the
week.
Romaine Saunders of the O'Neill
Frontier, one of the live newspaper
men in the northwest, was in Norfolk
on business.
Mrs. f. G. Marshall of Center, who
has been in Norfolk on a visit with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Viele,
has returned home.
District Judge A. A. Welch was in
Norfolk Monday morning, leaving at
noon for Pierce, where he convened a
jury session of the district court.
Charles Verges left Norfolk at noon
for Chicago where he will complete
his course in the Herring Medical col
lege this year. He will engage in the
practice of medicine following his
graduation in the spring.
DR.. Peters and DR.. Gains of the
state experimental station at Lincoln,
and DR.. McKim, state veterinarian,
passed through Norfolk Sunday return
Ewing where they had been called to
investigate reported cases of swamp
fever among horses.
George Conley of Tilden was in Nor
folk Saturday on a visit with his broth
er, j. II. Conley.
Mrs. I. w. Williams, who has been
visiting her husband in Omaha, re-
turned home yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Doroty of La
mar, Mo-, are in Norfolk on visit
with Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. A. France.
Mrs. Charles e. Newell and chill
dren, who have been visiting Mrs, W.
H. Clark, left for their home at Walk,
er, Iowa.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Collins of Mar
Gus, Iowa, were in Norfolk over Sun
day. Mrs. Collins was formerly Miss
. Lulu Johnson.
Congressman Boyd will be in Stan
' ton on next Friday. The congressman
has been making a tour of the district
to get in touch with his constituents
Mr.. and Mrs. S. w. Garvin left al
noon for Kansas City on three weeks
trip that will include visits at Norton
Vile, Kan, Beloit, Kan, LenoX, Iowa
: and Atlantic, Iowa.
Miss Nellie Howard of Norfolk left
at noon to return to her work as
travelling representative of the Nebras
ka Children's home society Of Omaha
after few weeks visit at home.
r Louis Jensen left Norfolk yesterday
e for Amigo, Wis, to accept position
|, as window trimmer with the A. Gold
berg Drygoods Co. Mr.. Jensen hal
been in Norfolk for several weeks
p with the A. l.. Killian company.
rAtnrnn1 Gat1rHa
% evening from Battle Creek, Mich, al
ter visit to that health resort tina
=, has been of appreciable benefit to hi
% health. Mr.. Pasewalk Monday morn
20 ing returned to the cashiers desk il
- the Norfolk National bank.
,f Among the days out Of town visit
G ors in Norfolk were: A. L. Krause
q. West Point; A. e. Smith, Lynch; MI
h. and Mrs. w. B. Miller, Lindsay; II
" Ranbach, Wayne; e. L. Deinmick, Lar
- rel; Miss Olga Johnson, Winside; F
e. Bushnell, Butte; Frank Meholir
Niobrara Mrs. H. A. Luckey, Gran
10 island; Mrs. r. Perrin, Wayne; ]. +
Il Farlin, Madison; C. D, Case, Woo
In Lake; w. r. Whitcomb, Pender; job
If G.. Bossard, Pierce; b. Deffenbaugf
Of Plainyiew; Otto Zuelow, Schuyler; "
If r. Locke, Stanton b. f. Wood, Pierce
e The moving picture attractions wi
70 begin at the Auditorium tonight.
The West Side whist club will NEE
with Mr.. and Mrs, d. Mathewso
G. Thursday evening of this week.
in The w. C. T, U. will meet with Mrs
ye ]. II. Conley tomorrow afternoon at
8. O'Clock. A full attendance is desired