The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, 1907-05-10
FRIDAY FACTS,


l.. d. Smith was in from Creighton
yesterday.
II. A. Drebert is visiting relatives
at Pierce.
II. A. Fritz was up from Columbus
yesterday.
Mat Schilz of Platte Center was in
Norfolk today.
f. G. Auringer of Neigh was in
the city yesterday.
e. K. Williams of Lynch is a Nor
folk visitor today.
f. j. Hale of Atkinson is in the city
today on business.
Frank Thoene of Harrington was in
the city yesterday.
Harvey Brown of Stanton was in
Norfolk yesterday.
DR.. II. r. Holden was in Nfobrara
yesterday afternoon.
Charles Beckman of Oakland spent
yesterday in the city.
j. 10. West of Rushville was in Nor
folk for few hours yesterday.
L. G. Phipps of Tekamah was in
the city yesterday between trains.
Ray Hayes has been confined to his
home with illness for several days.
Mrs. w. X. Braasch left this morn
ing for st. Louis where she will visit.
Miss Rena Olmsted is expected this
evening from Wayne to spend Sunday
in Norfolk.
Frank Russell is giving his house
new coat of paint
AL Smith has returned from Gregory
S. d., where he attended the May day
celebration.
John Tannehill has returned from
trip to North Platte.
Miss Anna Crosby returned last
evening from a visit at Goodwin.
Trainmaster Il. o. Mount returned
last evening from short visit to
Bonesteel.
Nj. c. Bressler and NJ. Theissen of
Clearwater were in Norfolk during the
afternoon on business.
A. L. Campbell of Sedalia, Mo-, a
former resident of Norfolk, visited
friends in the city today
Mr.. and Mrs. F.. W. Jenal, formerly
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terday from San Antonio, Texas. Mr.
Jenal left in the morning for Bloom.
field, while Mrs. Jenal remains in
Norfolk for a visit with her mother
Mrs. Ludwig Mas. Mr.. Jenal, who
) was formerly in business at Bloom
field, has not definitely determined
his future business intentions.
grade were Norfolk visitors yesterday
Mrs. H. l.. Snyder has been i'll al
her home on South Seventh street fol
several days.
Mrs. J. H. Edens and Mrs. jacob
, Setback of Battle Creek were visitor!
in Norfolk yesterday.
NJ. II. Christensen, w. e. Mcconnell
: and C. E. Christensen of Plainviev
, are in Norfolk today.
S. w. Solomon, a blacksmith from
, Bristow, was in Norfolk during tn,
I morning enroute to Ainsworth.
r V. V. Light, who is enjoying a va
cation from the postoffice has re
/ turned from trip to Valentine.
l. w. l.. McAllister a well known rea
+ estate man of Neigh, was in Norfoll
l. yesterday afternoon on business.
l. William Stokes returned on the cal
/. ly train from Gregory, S. d., wher
r. he had been to attend the big Ma
n day celebration.
It Mrs. c. Il. Burnham, who has bee
i'll for several weeks, is steadily in
d proving and was able to sit up for
IS time yesterday,
The Home Guards of the NJ. I
s. church will meet with Mrs. L. NJ. Bee
er at her home on North Ninth stree
d tomorrow afternoon at 3 o'clock.
e Attorneys in Norfolk were notifie
n by Judge A. A. Welch that the az
journed term of the district coul
p which was to have been convened ye
terday in Pierce county has been pos
Is poned until some future date.
TX Mrs Otto Hirsch and son are e,
pected to arrive in the city Sunda
k, They have been summoned because {
Of the very serious illness of her hu
is band, Otto Hirsch, who is dying {
ID the home of his sister, Mrs. II. Lode
IS from cancer.
IN The new issue of postage stamI
is beginning to make its bow to II