The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1907-12-06
SATURDAY SETTINGS.

N. w. Glover came in Saturday noon
from Omaha.
Mrs. Peacock of Omaha was a guest
at the Ransom home.
Mrs. Don Cameron of Gregory, S. D.,
Is visiting in Norfolk.
Miss Ruth Mount went on visit to
Lincoln this morning.
Mrs. A. M. Leach has gone to Glen
wood, Iowa, for a visit.
Mrs. Walter Evans of Meadow
Grove spent Saturday in Norfolk.
Burt Mapes returned Saturday noon
from a business trip to New York City.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. b. Williams have re-
turned home from a months visit in
Iowa.
Frank Flynn returned to Omaha Sat
urday to resume his work in Boyle's
business college.
Miss Katherine Boehnke has re-
turned to Fremont after a short visit
in Norfolk with her sister, Miss Anna
Boehnke.
Charles Hulac, who has resigned his
store left yesterday to join his brother
in Colorado.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. G. Coryell and
daughter, Miss Verna Coryell, returned
Friday from Thanksgiving visit to
Meadow Grove.
Mrs. Arthur p. Stacy of Minneap-
oils and Robert Kerr of Kansas City,
Mo-, were the guests at the home of
their sister, Mrs. o. l.. Hyde for
Thanksgiving
G. S. Evans has been in Omaha this
week looking after the interest of his
newspaper folding machine that he is
having introduced. New arrangements
may be made to have the machines
manufactured faster.
DR.. F. NJ. Sisson, formerly presiding
elder of this district, now of Albion,
was in the city at noon on his way to
Pierce, where he is to preach at the
Sunday morning service in the NJ e.
church. The Pierce church is celebrat-
ing the twenty-fifth anniversary of it's
establishment, and the services which
started on Thanksgiving will close
with a great jubilee tomorrow.
Miss Hattie Hoefs spent Thanksgiv-
ing day in Pierce.
j. w. Ransom left today on bust
ness trip to Chicago.
Judge n. d. Jackson of Neigh was
in Norfolk on business Friday.
j. C. Engelman is home from bust
ness trip to Texas and Mexico.
Miss Tres Burns of Scribner is nj
Norfolk the guest of Miss Birdie Kuhl.
Mrs. Fannie Noble of Hawarden, Ia,
arrived in Norfolk last evening on
visit with Mrs. Gus Kuhl.
Mrs. l.. B. Musselman and mother
spent Thanksgiving in Columbus,
guests of Harry Musselman.
A. ]. Pasewalk, cashier of the Farm
ers & Traders bank of Wakefield, is
visiting in Norfolk over the Thanks
giving holidays.
T. D. Hoard the Central City stock
man, was in Norfolk yesterday. Mr..
Hoard feeds as many as $4,000 head
of cattle a year.
The masonry work on the Norfolk
Long Distance Telephone company's
exchange has been completed.
Next Tuesday morning the CONNER
cial club directors meet, Wednesday Is
exchange day." Thursday the city
council meets. The December meet
ing of the board of education is held
next Monday evening
Miss Grace Wilbur, who is stenogra
pher in the Office of the Norfolk Lum-
Der company, spent Thanksgiving in
Dakota City, where she is to be dep
uty county treasurer after the first of
the year, a cousin having been the
successful candidate for treasurer at
the recent election.
On Sunday the annual memorial SER
vice of the Norfolk lodge of Elks will
be held in the lodge rooms, The ad
dress of the afternoon will be deliv-
cred by Rev. ]. C. S. Wells of Trinity
church. An appropriate
program will be carried out, !
the services beginning at 3 p. m
During the past few weeks work |
has been continued on the First street
gravel roadway, in the construction of
which A. ]. Durland has interested |
himself. The roadway has been car
ried to within block of the Washing !
ton school. There is still a certain |
amount of work to be done in leveling |
up the roadway and putting it in shape
for easy riding, The roadway will i'm