The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, 1907-04-05
FRIDAY FACTS.

II. II. Reynolds Is In Stanton.
NJ. ID. Tyler went to O'Neill at noon.
William Pickert went to Hadar yes
terday
Alex Peters returned yesterday from
Lindsay
Miss Edna Loucks is visiting rela-
tives at Pilger,
Henry Seidel of Stanton was In the
city yesterday.
II. =. Mason has returned to Norfolk
from West Point.
Mrs. C. f. King and daughter, Miss
Pearl, left today for visit with Mr.
King at Casper Wyo.
Miss Stella Luikart has returned
from visit in Lincoln.
C. Ii. Townsend of Bonesteel spent
Friday morning in Norfolk.
Roy Luikart, Oliver Utter and Har-
old Cow, Norfolk students at the state
university, are home for the Easter
recess.
Miss Cora Luikart and Roy Luikart
have arrived in the city from Lincoln,
where they are attending the state uni
versity, to spend the Easter holiday
vacation with their mother
William BARNEY of Spencer is in
the city.
g. NJ. Phifer was IN from Plainyiew
yesterday,
w. McCarhle was up from Column
bus today.
c. II. Vauden of Osborn is in Nor
folk today.
Willis Schenck of Chadron is in
Norfolk today.
Ed Hughes of Randolph was in the
city yesterday
H. Hempey of Pierson was in Nor
folk over night
Mrs. M. Il, King of Pierce spent to-
day in Norfolk.
c. A. Reed was a Stanton visitor in
Norfolk yesterday.
Louis Sommer of Randolph was in
Norfolk over night,
Frank A. Bryner of Wayne was in
the city last evening.
William Brown of Winside was in
Norfolk this morning,
Miss NJ. S. Bechwick of Imperial
was in Norfolk yesterday.
Mrs. p. II, Barrett OF Lodge Pole
was in Norfolk yesterday.
A. Hanson and NJ. Kahland of Tilden
stopped in Norfolk yesterday.
j. C. Mink of Battle Creek spent sew
eral hours in Norfolk yesterday
VIII Anderson of Fremont was in
Norfolk between trains yesterday.
w, II, Stocker and daughter of Or
chard spent yesterday in Norfolk,
Mrs. George d. Butterfield will leav,
tomorrow for visit with her father
A. p. Doe, in Davenport, Iowa.
Mrs. Jack Koenigstein and Mis-
Matte Davenport visited friends il
Sioux City.
Mr.. Nelson of Battle Creek wa
here on business yesterday.
Mrs. Fred Linerode and daughter
Miss Hattie Linerode, returned hom
from Omaha last night.
Engineers b. W. Caldwell and JAG
Welsh have bid in runs III and lis
between Norfolk and Missouri Valley
Fireman Pete Riordan has take
runs II anu 10, btINttu ANOllOl
and Missouri Valley.
Ten large engines of the Q elias
are going to the Black Hills divisio
this week to work in the gravel Sc,
vice.
A. Il. Beaton returned from Niobrar
yesterday. He had been up there Sc
ting up the large steam shovel that
working in the rock cut there.
Engineer n. |. Owens has been a
signed to runs 80 and 40, between No
folk and Omaha
Conductor Ed Fisher, who has bee
working on the South Platte divisio
was in Norfolk last night.
The Ladies Aid society of the Sc
ond Congregational church met
Mrs, H, G, Balm and made East,
bonnets.
George Schiller, owner of the o
nard hotel. returned last evening fro
a trip to Central City While in ON
ha Mr. Schiller saw Miss Isabel Ir
ing and her company in Susan
Search of a Husband" which com,
TO Norfolk Saturday evening NJ
Schiller says that the play was mo
delightful one and the company eXtr
ordinarily clever.
John Schukey, who takes coal al