The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, 1907-03-29
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superintendent RcynOldS lelt TOT
Long pine on the noon train.
George Il. Christoph left at noon on
I business trip to Grand Island,
Mrs. Holbrock and son of Stanton
we're Norfolk visitors yesterday.
The workmen have been dragging
the roads here yesterday and today
Mrs. IL. o. Mount, who Is very Ill
with appendicitis. is not so well today.
Mrs. Barney Caldwell went to oak
dale last night to visit with her pa
rents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Seconds of Stanton
are visiting at the home of Matt Shat
fer ST..
Mrs. Warrick and Mrs. Weatherby
have returned from their visit In
Omaha.
County Treasurer N. NJ. Nelson of
Pierce county was in Norfolk during
the day.
Guy Woodbury. passed examination
as fireman and went out on the switch
engine today.
:. MIR. Polymeter has returned from
ls Moines, where he has been visit
Yin, relatives.
henry Matthes and son Of Stanton
WEB in Norfolk yesterday on their
| way to Pierce.
= Us. Mcdaniel Of Giltner arrived In
5 Nix last night on a visit with her
~ c. o. Mcdaniel.
i Eugene Harper left yesterday for
kiI&e to visit with his uncle, Mr. Hen
for a few weeks.
Andrew Stortz of Creighton was In
Norfolk during the day, returning
from an Omaha trip.
Miss Lydia Klug, who has been a
guest at the Kern home, returned to
Stanton this morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. Baum left on the
morning train for Omaha. Mr.. Baum
will continue on to Chicago.
j. Sichl. a Nebraska City business
man, was In Norfolk today on his way
home from a business trip to Bone
steel and vicinity.
Miss Katherine Hammond of Stuart,
who is on her way to st. Anthony,
Idaho, is in Norfolk for brief visit
with Miss Grace Matrau.
f. ]. Hale of Atkinson, a former
Madison county resident, called on
friends in Norfolk yesterday.
Fred Weber resigned his position
as carpenter of the car repairing gang
and went to work in the yard as
switchman.
The Ladies' Aid society of the
Christian church met at the home of
Mrs. Van Evans yesterday and made
sun bonnets.
One of the show cases in Mrs.
Crafts store was accidently broken
last evening by some one leaning too
heavily upon it..
Mrs. f. w. Jenal, of Bloomfield, who
has been visiting in Norfolk, returned
home this morning accompanied by
Miss Leila Kern.
Miss Mabel Johnson returned to her
home in Fremont yesterday after
weeks visit here with her cousin,
Miss Vera Johnson.
Dr. ]. c. Myers has returned from
O'Neill where he was called as an
expert witness in a case which re-
quired veterinarian knowledge.
The round house boys are taking
the snow plows off the ballast cars.
They were put on last fall, but there
was no occasion to use them.
DR.. C. A. McKim, state veterinarian,
expects to pass through Norfolk next
week to Valentine, where he goes to
give expert testimony in law suit.
Mrs. Fleetwood and two children
returned home last night from Sioux
City, where they have been visiting
her mother, Mrs. Selkirk, for three
weeks.
Mrs. w. C. Rowland and daughter,
who have been in Norfolk the guests
of Mrs. j. w. Ransom and Mrs. Chris
Anderson, left for their home at Brok'
en- Bow
Mrs. II. Moore of Missouri Valley,
Iowa, who has spent the winter in
Norfolk the guest of her sister, Mrs.
Andrew Teal, leaves for her home In
the morning.
Miss Ruth Grauel is suffering with
blood.poison in her finger, caused by
running a sand-burr silver in it last
summer, which worked itself in Sc
far that it could not be removed.
Ed Bley left yesterday for Roches'
ter, Mimi, where he will be operated
on by Mayo Brothers, the Rochester
surgeons. Mr.. Bley suffered an at
tack of appendicitis some time ago.
Max Wilde, formerly of Norfolk and
son of Carl Wilde of this city, has
gone from Creighton to Bazille Mills
where he has a position in bank o.
which George A. Brooks is president
A state fish car passed through Nor
folk at noon from Lincoln, up the
Bonesteel line. Mr., Nelson of Pierce
was here to meet the car and get {
number of trout for Willow creek, DR.!
creek and BaZille creek.
Howard Beemer, the Northwestern
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