The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, 1907-04-26
SATURDAY SETTINGS.

III, 4, Mason lelI ~ nooh III wayne
NJ. c. Hazen was in Pierce yester-
day.
Burt Mapes went to Omaha Satur-
day.
folk yesterday.
A. NJ. Amerine returned last evening
ION W SUN eu6uM 10 suuAH q N
from Omaha.
w. ]. Cow spent Friday afternoon
at Creighton.
Supreme Judge ]. b. Barnes is home
from Lincoln.
Miss Lulu Johnson will spend tomor-
row at Winside.
j. ID. Sturgeon went to Creighton
Saturday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bowen of Pierce were
in the city Saturday.
III. M. Culbertson went to Omaha
yesterday on business.
ID. b. Newcomer of Bristow was
Sunday visitor in Norfolk.
Miss Blanche Weaver Will visit
friends In Madison tomorrow.
l.. A. Sims was expected from Oma'
ha Saturday to spend Sunday Mt home.
County Attorney Jack Koenigstein
has recovered from recent attack OF
the grip.
George Murrett of Orchard was In
Norfolk Saturday, returning from Col
orado Springs.
Victor Patterson, whose father for
merly managed the Pacific hotel, is
visiting friends in Norfolk
Misses Anna Herman and Grace
Matrau will visit Mrs. o. r. Eller and
Mrs. c. A. McKim in Lincoln over
Sunday.
Miss Edna Stafford arrived in Nor
folk Saturday noon from Omaha to be
the guest of Miss Fannie Norton over
Sunday
Superintendent l.. N, Costley of the
Chadron division of the Northwestern
was in Norfolk Saturday in conference
with Norfolk officials.
Mrs. E. p. Wodring of Council Bluffs
will arrive in the city tomorrow to
visit her sister, Mrs. ii. M. Culbertson
and mother, Mrs. NJ. Jackson.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. e. Williams leave
In the morning for Omaha, where they
will attend the grand opera at the
Omaha Auditorium Monday evening,
Mr.. Williams returns to Norfolk Tues
day. while his wife will spend the
week with relatives In Omaha.
Mrs. r. C. Hand arrived in Norfolk
at noon, returning from the Philip
pines for an extended visit with her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. ]. l.. Weaver
Mr.. Hand, who is first lieutenant In
the Thirteenth infantry. will remain in
the Philippines until September, when
his regiment is to be transferred from
Fort Mckinley near Manila to Fort
Leavenworth, Kan.
G. c. Clark is home from Omaha,
Ed Stevens was up from Madison
yesterday
H. Wilcox of Grant was in Norfoll
yesterday.
n. p. Jeppesen was in from Plain
view today.
John shannon of Carroll was in tn,
city Yesterday.
j. L. Daniel of Madison was in th'
city yesterday.
Mrs Louis Dice of Humphrey is il
Norfolk today.
y. f. Kerl of West Point is in tn
city ON business
A. Reyman of Tekamah spent yes
terday in Norfolk
L. II. Hunter of Oakdale was /
Norfolk over night.
William Selling of Benson stoppe
in Norfolk yesterday.
John Pearson of Ponca was a No
folk visitor yesterday
]. Britton of Wayne was in Norfol
yesterday between trains.
Mr., and Mrs. w. J. Cow will sper
Sunday with friends at Wayne.
Miss Ruth Maple of Harrington wa
a visitor in Norfolk yesterday.
Miss Maggie Shanahan of Silve
Creek was a Norfolk visitor today
Mrs. \. NJ Fields and Mrs. +.
Crook were Meadow Grove visitors
Norfolk yesterday.
Mrs. James Bergman of Creighto
was the guest of Norfolk friends b
tween trains yesterday
Mrs. James Pratten of Creighton
in Norfolk on a visit with her uncl
w. II. Clark and family.
Charles LAUGHS, sr., was in Norfol
yesterday returning from Bloomfiel
TO his home near Creighton.
Mrs. w. W. Higginbottom of Stu
gis, S. D., is in Norfolk on visit wit
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Perry.
Jack McGrane, representative frol
this district of the Brotherhood {
Railway Trainmen, has returned fro
Chicago where he went in conference
S. L. Miller, chairman of the con
mittee on adjustment representing tn