The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1907-02-08
FRIDAY FACTS.

Knox Triple of stanton Is in the
city,
To Mr.. and Mrs. John Napier, Thurs
day son.
To Mr.. and Mrs Chas. Stoeber.
daughter.
ID. II. Fair of Genoa was in the city
yesterday.
Mrs. Staley of Pierce was in Nor
folk Friday.
Fred Domnisse has gone to Pierce
on business.
A. Mack OF Stanton was Norfolk
visitor yesterday.
Chas Spar came down from Pierce
Friday morning.
Mrs. b. A. Baldwin OF Clarks was In
Norfolk yesterday.
Fl. w. Abts was in Norfolk yester-
day from Columbus.
William +. Schmidt Of Wisner was
in Norfolk yesterday.
Otto SCHMIDT of Bancroft was a Nor
folk visitor yesterday.
Otto Stroberger was In Norfolk yes
terday from Creighton.
j. c. Engelman of Wakefield was
Norfolk visitor on Friday,
w. l.. Songster of Crawford was II
Norfolk visitor on Friday
Mr.. II. Kilburn and daughter of Bat.
tie Creek were in the city yesterday
Mr. and Mrs. w. c. Alexander of
st. Paul were Norfolk visitors yester
day,
Mrs. w. S. Fox. Mrs. c. II. Blakeley
and son Clare went to Pierce yester
day.
A. II. Kiesau will return this even
ing from a trip to Chicago and Other
points where he has been buying
goods.
L, NJ. Huntington went to Tilden a
noon on business
George ID. Butterfield returned at II
o'clock from trip to Canada.
NJ. C. Walker has just returned from
n three days trip to Plattsmouth.
General Superintendent S. Nj. Brad
EN- of the Northwestern railroad vii
leave at noon tomorrow for Chicago
where he goes to accompany Mrs. Bra
den on the return trip to Norfolk.
The pile driver finished it's worl
east OF here for this winter and lief
yesterday for work on the Bonestee
line.
. John Him. went home from worl
at the roundhouse yesterday on &C
count of illness.
Il. Williams assistant road foreman
of engines, is here from Missouri Val
ley on business.
The Ladies' Aid society of the Sec
ond Congregational church met in tn
parlors Of the church yesterday after
noon and knotted quilts.
Miss Carrie Roland is unable to a
tend her work in the Johnson DR.
goods store on account OF very badl
swollen foot caused from bruise,
While throwing some arch brick
out OF fire box, Charles Darne
mashed his finger, and another fir,
boy has taken his place.
Miss Bertha Brown returned yeste
day from Atkinson, where she ha
been visiting.
Ed Fisher went to Battle Creek ye
terday to attend the funeral of h
chum and roommate, George Wantlil
Mrs. Wellington Fox, formerly I
the junction, is here from Leavitt vi
iting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Fai
banks.
Miss Bessie William and Miss Haz
Fairbanks accompanied Miss Geors
to Battle Creek yesterday to after
no funnral pf Eaprup \Nantlin
Norval Pfunder went to Battle Cree
yesterday to attend the Wantlin fu
eral.
Tom Hight is confined to his hon
with an attack of typhoid fever
Il. H. Walters is today moving h
store to the A. d. Cole building, ne
to Oscar Uhle's.
Mr., and Mrs. n. A. Rainbolt plea
antly entertained at a dinner par
Thursday night,
All members of the Woman's ell
are requested to meet at 1880 tn
evening with Mrs. John X, Hays,
there is important business to be tran
acted BY order of executive comm
tee.
The O. NJ. C. club met with Mi
Lizzie Schram last evening The me
bors came in costume, representing
range of novel characters, and hilari
was the result. After happy eve
ing, refreshments were served TO 4
young people present.
A skating party was given yesterd
afternoon after school by Miss HART
Mather and Miss Clara Brueggeman