The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, 1907-04-19
TUESDAY TOPICS.

TUESDAY TOPICS.
C. w. Edwards of Adams was in the
city yesterday.
w. f.. Liddle of Carroll stopped in
the city Sunday.
o. Larson of Plainview was in the
city over night.
Rev. Carl Siegler of Stanton passed
through Norfolk yesterday on his way
to open district court at Neigh.
Alex Peters and daughter, Mrs. F.
e. Burner, left yesterday afternoon
for Mrs. Burners home at Lindsay.
Miss Marie Larson of Fremont re-
turned home yesterday after being the
guest of Mrs. Harry Lodor over Sun
day.
S. j. Alexander of Lincoln, adjustor
for the German-American insurance
company, and c. r. Elgas of Lincoln,
adjustor for the Aetna company, are
in Norfolk in connection with the fire
loss at the home of G. G. Cow.
Rev. Frederick w. Leavitt, pastor of
the Plymouth Congregational church
in Omaha, was in the city last evening
the guest of John r. Hays. Mr.. Leav-
lit was accompanied by his little
daughteNand left this morning for his
home in Omaha.
S. II. Davies, for thirty years one of
the leading business men in Nebraska
gospel work with the Baptist chapel
car, arrived in Norfolk at noon and
will assist Rev. George l.. White with
the special meetings in progress az
the Baptist church.
Judge A. A. WEIGH of Wayne passed
through Norfolk Sunday evening, re-
turning from Minnesota, where he ac-
companied the remains of his wife for
burial at the old home.
j. S. Hayes of Gregory, S. d., is in
the city today
Pete Stafford returned home from
the east last night.
A. H. Corbett of Atkinson was in
Norfolk today.
Leroy Falladay of Laurel was in the
city yesterday.
E. H. Hunter of Oakdale was in
the city Saturday.
L. G. Nelson OF Long Pine was in
Norfolk yesterday.
DR.. Peters of Stanton visited Nor
folk friends today.
]. H. Bergman of Creighton was in
the city Saturday.
John MagdanZ of Pierce was in Nor
folk on Saturday.
Superintendent c. II. Reynolds left
at noon for Fremont.
C. Charlton of Blair was Norfolk
visitor over Sunday.
Chris Anderson left at noon on a
business trip to Stanton.
Miss Mable A. Dayton of Lincoln
was in Norfolk Saturday.
Mrs. G. G. Hoist of Tilden was 9
Saturday visitor in Norfolk.
,, Herman Tinhaus of Ewing visited
friends in Norfolk yesterday.
Miss Edith Wiederman of Bonestee
was Sunday visitor in Norfolk.
f.. NJ. Peterson of Wayne was II
Norfolk for few hours Saturday.
. r. ID. Bartlett of Newman Grow,
stopped in Norfolk Saturday evening
II. A. Drebert, cashier at the North
= western depot, is on the sick list
. Il. II. Reedy of Calhoun, Iowa, Il
; here visiting with his son, John Reedy
Miss Glennie Shippee returned hom
u from Tilden, where she has been Wis
y iting.
u Trainmaster f. O.. Mount is out OF
l. a tour of inspection over the western
D line.
Misses Mamie Ward and Ann
II Boenke spent Sunday visiting friend
l. in Pierce.
Alva Plummer returned home fror
$ Chadron, where he has been workins
o yesterday.
y Mrs. William Beck and two son
5 went to Battle Creek yesterday to visi
+ with relatives.
Q w. e. Meagley. Indian agent at tn
q Santee, Neb,, Indian agency, is in tn
IT city today.
IS Supreme Judge ]. B. Barnes LEI
e this morning to attend to court dutie
8 at Lincoln.
L l.. p, Pasewalk has recovered froI
an attack Of the grip and returned I