The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, 1907-02-22
TUESDAY IiDINGS.

w. w. Haskell of ord Is in the city,
Henry whitman was over from Madi-
son yesterday
A. c. Presser of Laurel was in Nor.
folk on Tuesday
Peter Boebel was down from Bone.
steel yesterday.
w. G. Calhoun of Spencer was in
Norfolk Tuesday
Mrs. Paul Brummond returned from
.cnver yesterday.
j. O. II. Simons of Boncsteel was in
Norfolk yesterday.
George Harness of Scribner was in
Norfolk yesterday.
N p. Jeppesen was down from
Plainyiew Tuesday.
Mrs. II. l.. Doughty returned from
lincoln last night.
II. G. Wugurt of Clearwater was a
city visitor yesterday.
p. j. Backes and Charles Smith of
Osmond are in the city.
j. G. Jeppesen of Bloomfield was
transaCting business in the city Tues
day.
A. w, Berg of Bloomfield was a Nor
folk visitor on Tuesday.
Ephas Patterson came down from
Anoka Tuesday morning.
Mr. and Mrs. f. G.. Calhoun of Spcn-
Ger were i'm Norfolk Tuesday.
Maud Ross of Spencer was in Nor
folk between trains Tuesday.
Mrs. Otto Mas was in the city dur
ing the day from Battle Creek
George F. Brown of Dixon, S. D.,
was a Norfolk visitor on Monday.
Ed Hutton went to Fremont today
on business.
Bert Buehner is here from Lincoln
on business.
NJ L. ogden returned home from
Pilger last night.
Coony camp-map is having tin eve
trough put around his house.
Mrs. Letter and son John left for a
visit with friends in Stanton today.
The mason gang went north yester-
day to do some work on the Bonesteel
line.
Little Eddie Wood, who has been
quite sick for about a week. Is report
ed to be worse.
Fireman Hazard went to Long Pine
last night to relieve John Reedy, who
was taken quite sick.
Tom Wood is having an addition
built on to his house and having the
main part reshingled.
Mrs. Elmer Cummins and three chill
dren returned home from Battle Creek
yesterday noon where they had spent
Sunday with relatives.
Grandma" Fleetwood took a short
cut through Pat Crotty's cornfeld yes
terday and got stuck in the mud and
had to have help to get out.
Fred Remember of Wayne was in
Norfolk yesterday on his way to Mad
ison.
w. NJ. Mcconnell and w. A. gilbert
son of Plainview were in the city yes
terday.
e. H. Blodgett, Charles B. Fuller
and c. II. Weitz of Spencer stopped off
in Norfolk Tuesday on their way west.
J, f. and F. l.. Dederman left Tues
day morning for Rochester, Mimi,
where f. l.. will be operated upon by
the famous Mayos for floating kidneys.
Mrs. j. f. Scott and Miss Lizzie
Fisher have returned to their home at
Pierce after a visit of a few DAYS at
the home of Mrs. l.. c. Taylor on
South Fourth street
John Storm, Ben Nightingale, Emil
Paulson, William Collins, 10 Hamley
and Harry Wagner of Spencer were in
the city enroute to Rapid City S. D..
to look over the country While here
they visited their friend, c. p. Chris
Hanson.
Mrs. W. NJ. Beck and two children
went to Neigh yesterday noon to visit
with Mrs. Beck's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Dean.
Tuesday is l.. c. Mittelstadt's birth
day and family reunion will be held
at his home to celebrate the event.
Gust Mittelstadt and family, Adolph
Mittelstadt and Mr.. and Mrs. John
Bruce of Laurel are here TO attend,
and Henry Schmode and family of
Leavitt are expected tonight. Besides
these relatives from out of town, all
other relatives in and near Norfolk
will be present, making a large com,
pany. Dinner will be served Tuesday
at noon. at the Mittelstadt home.
Mrs. f. A. Farrell and son visited
friends in Norfolk over Sunday, re
turning to her home in Hastings today
Mrs, Farrell is the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. S. X. Dexter.
Miss Eta Durland and Miss Laura