The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, 1907-01-25
WEDNESDAY WRINKLES.

WEDNESDAY WRINKLES.
George c. Stevenson was over from
Madison yesterday.
John H. Newhall of Tilden was in
the city yesterday.
p. NJ Noodle, an attorney of West
Point, is in the city.
Miss Vera Stewart of Meadow Grove
is Norfolk visitor.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. T. Napier left for
Denver Tuesday.
Charles Martin of Battle Creek was
in the city yesterday.
w. c. Roland made a business trip
to Stanton yesterday.
Mrs. G. w. Landers Of Genoa came
up last night to visit friends.
w. A. Witzigman went to Sioux City
Tuesday noon on business journey.
Mrs. Robert Howe Of Randolph ar
rived in Norfolk yesterday, called here
by the serious illness of her sister,
Mrs. c. ]. Hibben.
Mrs. Maude Norman was Norfolk
visitor from Osmond.
C. C. MARI of Battle Creek was a
city visitor yesterday.
c. V. Rumble of McCook was Nor
folk visitor yesterday.
w. G. Lawrence was a city visitor
yesterday from st, Edwards.
Jay H. Grafton of Mitchell. S. D.,
was a Norfolk visitor on Wednesday.
The portable saw mill is in Fremont
saving up some old wood. 1t is in
charge of Leon Case.
Mrs. Charlie Hoffman, who has been
in Verdigre visiting with her mother,
Mrs. Schmit, has returned home.
Fireman G. V. Nelson is in Carlisle
visiting with relatives and friends.
Fireman H. M. Harmon is moving
his family here from Ewing.
Homer Williams accompanied his
brother Leo, who has been home on
visit from his work at Inman, to that
place today, where he will visit for a
few days.
Miss Mary Philips OF Iowa is here
visiting her sister, Mrs. HARVARD.
Miss Nora Barnett, who has been
quite sick, is now able to resume her
position in Mrs. Crafts store.
A. B. Dillon of Oakdale is persuad-
ing the boys to become members of
the A. o. u. W., and seems to be get
ting quite few.
The workmen who are working on
the sewer ditch have got the pipe laid
as far as Mr.. Blatt's place.
S. Holmes went to Foster yesterday
on business.
Mrs. John Hinze is in Omaha visit
ing with her son Robert Smiley and
other relatives.
The Ladies' Aid society have charge
of the dry goods department of Mrs
Crafts store Tuesday, Wednes and
Thursday of this week. They re-
ceive a percent on all goods sold en-
ing those days.
Mrs. M. Weitz Is in Missouri Valley
visiting with relatives and friends.
w. H. Litch, an insurance agent, Is
here from Clinton, Iowa, rounding VI
some of the railroad boys.
small blaze was discovered by
Sam Meek Monday evening in his barr
yard. Some straw covering a cave haC
caught fire. He put it out before an!
damage was done.
A large number of guests gathered
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Pat Crot
ty last evening and spent the time IL
cards, high five being the game
About fifty were present and nine ia
bles were played. The ladies frs
prize, nice plate, was awarded t
Mrs. Matt Shaffer, jr. Walter Recrof
: received a cup and saucer as gents
first prize. Mrs. Brown received tn
ladies' BOBBY prize in the form of
! bottle of catsup, and Mr.. Yerkes too
the gents BOBBY prize, which was
blank book entitled, what | knov
about cards" After the games r.
freshments were served and all wen
n to their homes after having spent
delightful evening.
o A home missionary rally will be hel
4 in the First Congregational churc
d February 6, and 8. Pastors and de
l. egates from twenty-five churches {
e north Nebraska will attend. The NEE
2, ings will be addressed by prominer
# workers in the nation.
r. Some improvements are being mad
IS in the Sturgeon music company
l. store. The old platform which ha
been used as an office In the rear