The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1907-04-05
TUESDAY TIDINGS.

TUESDAY TlDlNGS.
DR.. p. II. Saltcr was in Wisner yes.
terday.
II. c. Mason went to Creighton yes
terday
William Brown of Mitchell, s, d., is
in Norfolk.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Durland went to
Foster today.
Albert Roedel of IIosliins was in the
city yesterday.
Mrs. Dan Blue left this morning for
visit at Wahoo.
Trainmaster Il. o. Mount left Tues
day on western trip.
Mrs. p. G.. Cook left at noon for a
visit with her parents at Lynch.
C. G. Whipple of Niobrara is in the
city today.
Paul Schultz of Pierce was in Nor
folk Sunday.
Willis Schcnck of Chadron is in
Norfolk today.
Charles Dickinson of Wisner Is in
IHt CITY Nouuy.
Il. c. Pettis of Wayne spent yester-
day in Norfolk.
A. J. Hoehue of Osmond was In Nor
folk last evening.
Rudolph Hageman was up from Co
lumbus yesterday.
r.. L. Cosner of Wayne was a Nor
folk visitor yesterday
Misses Erna Wilde and Bertha
Hauptl are visiting in Battle Creek.
Miss Jennie Mccormick left Monday
for Chicago, where she expects to re-
main.
Miss Nellie Jordan of Emerson was
in Norfolk yesterday.
Miss Anna T. Pryor of Wayne was
in Norfolk yesterday.
Frank M. Gross of Spalding stopped
in Norfolk yesterday.
Arthur Pilger of Madison visited rel.
atives in Norfolk Sunday.
Miss Jennie Schwenk returned home
| from Stanton Monday evening
William V. Allen was in Norfolk
Sunday, returned to Madison.
Miss Nora DIXON returned to Stuart
yesterday noon after a Norfolk visit.
Don Underwood of Villisca, Iowa, is
guest at the home of e. p. Olmsted
Mrs. A. M. Leach and children left
yesterday for visit at Glenwood, Ia
Mrs. George Hutton from Orchard
| is visiting with her daughter, Mrs. j
Nix.
Mrs. S. w. Garvin left Tuesday noon
for visit with her daughter at Valley
Falls, Kan.
Mrs. p. Marshall has gone to Silver
Creek to visit her daughter. who is
quite seriously ill.
Misses Prauner, Hoffman and MARI
of Battle Creek were visitors in Nor
folk this afternoon.
j. M. Hamilton of Deadwood was a
South Dakota visitor in Norfolk this
morning.
]. T. Sleffes. G. NJ. Smith and F
Faugman of Humphrey were in the
city yesterday.
Mrs. F. j. Hale and Miss Lee Hale
of Atkinson were in Norfolk yesterday
for few hours.
Miss Rena Olmsted, who is teaching
in the Wayne schools, is home for the
Easter vacation.
Mr. and Mrs. l.. b. Nicola of Foster
returned home yesterday after spend
ing Easter in Norfolk.
Sheriff ]. J. Clements spent a par
of the day in Norfolk having come III
from Madison to vote.
| p, II. Donisthorpe, a dispatcher II
the Northwestern's Norfolk Office, tool
a trip over the Albion line Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs Ed Mullen leave Tues
day morning for Chicago and Minneap
oils for an extended visit with friend!
and relatives.
Il. II. Tracy arrived in Norfolk from
Springfield Mo, to cast his vote IL
the city election. Mr.. Tracy left agaiI
at noon. He says that he enjoys hi
work as farm loan inspector for tn,
Prudential Insurance company o
America. He has jurisdiction owe
four states. Mr.. Tracy says that tn,
peach trees are all blossomed out dow
in Missouri and cattle are in the pas
lures. II was l0l in the shade a
Springfield two weeks ago.
Deputy County Clerk s. X. McFar
land was in Norfolk for a few hour
during the day, having come to vote
Miss May Durland left at noon TO
her home in Plainview, having re
signed the position which for severa
years past she has held in the ofic