The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1907-06-07
WEDNESDAY WRINKLES.

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Pratt, son.
Miss Maggie Laurie of Carroll wa
a Norfolk visitor yesterday.
Mrs. c. H. Vail has returned t
Omaha after a weeks visit in Norfolk
County Commissioner John Malon,
of Madison was in Norfolk yesterda.
on business.
Mrs. ID. Smith, who has been visit
ing Mrs. Shippee, left for her home
in Lincoln.
Lloyd Pasewalk and Ray Estabrool
attended the funeral of Chris Power!
at Pierce today.
Mrs. M. C. White returned yester
day from an extended visit with rela
tives in Nebraska City.
Miss Edith Barrett left at noon foi
short visit at Hastings before enter
ing the Fremont normal.
Misses Glennie Shippee and Erna
Wilde left this morning for Peru to
enroll in the summer school at the
Peru normal.
Isaac Nightingale has retired from
the road with the Sturgeon Music Co.
anu uSCCplth pOollloh Will IuS
GRANGER music house of Lincoln.
c. j. Deupree, who recently dis
posed of the Square Deal restaurant
to G. r. Seller and p. A. Shurtz. is
running the National hotel at Neigh.
Chief of Police John F. Flynn has
secured Office room with Constable j..
H. Conley on North Fourth street,
Chinf hoc hoH InclY
for his use placed in the Conley office
and will maintain police headquarters
there.
G. r. Seller left at noon for Neigh.
i. Sessions left at noon for Pierce.
Nj. d. Tyler took the noon train to
Pierce.
Edward Pollock left for Harrington
at noon to spend his summer vacation.
w. R. McNally of Pierce county
transacted business in Norfolk Tues
day.
Miss Gertrude Watson left yester-
day for Peru, Neb., where she will
spend the summer vacation.
Joela Sharp, niece of Mrs. E. M.
Huntington, who has been attending
school here, left this morning for her
home in Douglas, Okla.
A. H. Viele left on a morning train
for Omaha to attend the grand lodge
meeting of the Masonic order in Ne
braska, the sessions beginning Tues
day morning.
p. II. Tracy and family left at
noon for Columbia, Mo-, where they
n 10 thai- Aftnr |
ty-two years residence in Norfolk, Mr.. |
Tracy has removed to Missouri to be-
come farm loan inspector for the Pru
dental Life insurance company in that |
state. In choosing his new home Mr..
Tracy selected the college town of
Columbia.
Rev. J. l.. Vallow, Miss Georgia
garet Tough and Lawrence Hoffman
left Tuesday noon to attend the dis
trict Epworth League convention at
Pilger Tuesday, Wednesday and
Thursday. Mr. Vallow appeared on
the Tuesday evening program for the
response to the address of welcome.
Wednesday morning Presiding Elder
a
ment of the Lords supper.
Mrs. H. Luke has been quite sick
for about a week.
Mrs. Jos. Schwartz, who has been
in Omaha on business, returned home.
Ira Taylor of Fremont is here visit
ing with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A.
T. Taylor
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home from Omaha where she has been S
on business.
Miss Edna Humphrey of Stanton is g
here visiting with her aunt, Mrs. LEI t
er and son. t
Children's day exercises will be held '
next Sunday morning at the Methodist |
church.
ID. Pratt, the former Norfolk man t
who died at Deloit, Neb., was the ia i
her of A. Pratt, who for some years Y
a dairy farm here. t
The Ladies Aid society of the Con- t
church will meet with +
Mrs G. B. Salter, Mrs. w, ]. Turner v
Thursday afternoon. 4
Miss Esta Anderson has taken Miss S
eta Napper's place in Antilles & S
Smiths department store during Miss p
Napper's absence on a months vaca- p
ion.
The Marquardt building, recently IA
damaged by fire, has been leveled to C
he ground The Marquardt location v
IN Norfolk avenue will remain vacant q
or the present.
Mrs. Letter and son John enter ID
aimed a number of young people last C
'vening in honor of her niece, Miss C