The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, 1907-07-19
SATURDAY SETTINGS.

e. p. Olmsted was in Wayne.
c. f. Lehr of Wakefield is in Nor
folk.
F. ]. Dover was up from Madison
yesterday.
Henry Stevenson of Bloomfield is
in Norfolk.
B. NJ. Young of Monowi was in the
city yesterday.
Daniel Graham of Center was in the
city yesterday.
T. W. Lowe of Battle Creek was in
Norfolk yesterday.
A. NJ. Koechig of Madison was in
Norfolk yesterday.
Miss Maude Young of Monowi was
in the city yesterday,
Mrs. w. f. Thurber of Fremont was
in Norfolk over night.
H. A. Wheeler of Sumner was
visitor in Norfolk yesterday.
c. E. Hutton of Pierce stopped in
Norfolk yesterday on business
Mrs. S. l.. Miller and Mrs. A. Dry
den were in Bonesteel yesterday.
Frank Eaton of Creighton was in
Norfolk between trains yesterday
Attorney James Nichols of Madison
was in Norfolk Saturday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. l.. Weaver arrived
home last evening from visit to Chi
cago.
Father Alberts went to Wayne at
noon.
Rev. Thomas Bithell left at noon
for O'Neill.
DR.. R. C. Simmons returned at noon
from Lincoln.
j. S. Mathewson returned last even
ing from Neigh.
E. P. Weatherby went to Omaha
Saturday morning.
George w. Butterfield returned at
noon from Omaha.
Fritz Asmus has spent the past
week in Kansas City.
Mrs. w. H. Person of Stanton Wis
tied in Norfolk yesterday.
Mrs. Howard Miller of Battle Creek
was in Norfolk yesterday.
w. M. Rainbolt arrived home yes
terday from Gregory, S. D.
Sheriff ]. j. Clements was in Nor
folk Saturday, returning to Madison
from Battle Creek.
William Sattler arrived in the city
at noon from Baltimore to visit his
father, H. c. Sattler.
Herman Kiesau leaves Monday for
a two weeks visit with his father and
mother near DEBORAH, Iowa.
Supreme Judge ]. B. Barnes arrived
home Saturday noon from Lincoln,
where the supreme court has been in
session.
Mrs. F. G. Marshall returned at
noon to her home at Center. She was
accompanied home by Miss Inez and
Verne Viele.
Fritz Bucholz, who has spent the
past few weeks in Norfolk with his
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. N. A.
Rainbolt, returned this morning to his
home in Omaha.
w. H. Johnson, who has been in
Norfolk in connection with the trans
fer of the business of the Johnson
Dry Goods company to the A. L. Kill
liam company, returned to Denver at
noon.
Rev. ]. P. Mueller left for Wausa,
where he breaches Sunday at the mis-
sion festival.
Deputy United States Marshall John
F. Sides of Dakota City was in Nor
folk last night.
Mr.. and Mrs. LaVelle and daughter
arrived home last evening from a visit
at Missouri Valley, Iowa.
Arthur H. Krahn leaves next week
for Chicago, where he will enter a cut
ting school.
Misses Rose and Anna Steffen, who
have been in Norfolk this summer on
visit with their brother, August
Steffen, returned to st. Paul, Mimi,
leaving on the morning train.
George Williams has been buying
quite a number of cattle between Yer
digre and Lynch around Jelen, Ruth,
Knoxville, Pischelville, Dukeville,
Armstrong, Dorsey and Red Bird.
A handsome new coupe has been
purchased by DR.. P. H. Salter.
]. A. Nix is the latest Norfolk man
to take his family for camping out
ing on the Elkhorn. His camp is at
Kent's siding.
Members of the Norfolk band have
met with excellent success in solicit
ing funds with which to support the
summer open air concerts. Norfolk
business men, with their usual gener-
osity. have contributed very literally
4and the concerts are assured.
Norfolk has five automobiles today
instead of four. DR.. H. T. Holden's
new machine, Ford runabout, was
received yesterday. DR.. Holden's new
car is of neat design and of fifteen
horse power. 1t was purchased
through the c. w. Altman agency.
Rev. w. ]. Turner, who recently re-