The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, 1907-09-06
FRIDAY FACTS.

FRIDAY FACTS.
John White of Clarkson was in the
city yesterday.
NJ. ID. James was In from Battle
Creek yesterday.
Ernest Enkle of Emerson stopped In
Norfolk yesterday.
e. r. Tracy and ]. G. Mote Of O'Neill
were in Norfolk yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Brinkmeyer Of Seward
spent yesterday in Norfolk.
William O'Kiefe of Verdigre was
Thursday visitor in Norfolk.
C. Whitney of Harrington spent
few hours in Norfolk yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. N. Doane of Bloom
field were in Norfolk yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. A. James Of Mo
brara were in the city last evening.
Mr.. and Mrs l.. w. Mote and son Of
Plainvew were in the city yesterday.
S. M. Anderson and Mrs Anderson
of Wakefield were in Norfolk yester-
day.
M. V. Murphey Of Fairfax was a
South Dakota visitor in Norfolk yes
terday.
c. H. Ray, Mrs. l.. M. Ray and Ben
e. Bierer of Oakdale were in Norfolk
over night.
Herman Hogrefe, president Of the
Battle Creek Valley bank, spent yes
terday in Norfolk.
DR.. e. c. Horn, Methodist pastor at
Wayne, was in Norfolk yesterday, the
guest of DR.. d. X. Tindall.
]. L. Fisher of Ewing passed through
Norfolk yesterday enroute home from
Pierce.
Mrs. Fred Salter returned to Greg
DRY yesterday after a visit with Nor
folk relatives.
Mrs. Ray of Oakdale and son Ben
Biers came down last night in their
automobile enroute to Kansas.
d. ID. Hall of Omaha, assistant secre-
tary of the German-American life in
surance company, was in Norfolk yes
terday.
Superintendent A. V. Teed of Ponca,
president of the Northeast Nebraska
Teachers association, was in Norfolk
yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Morrow Of Mum
, sey, ILL.,, are in Norfolk on a visit with
:. Mr.. Morrow's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
James Morrow.
+. e. Sanborn of Omaha, president of
the Standard Stock Food company, and
Latham Davis, also of Omaha, were in
Norfolk yesterday on business.
United States Senator ]. P. Dolliver
of Iowa is expected to lecture at Mo
brara tonight. 1t was expected he
would pass through Norfolk at noon.
Mrs. H. G. Matrau and daughters
Miss Agnes Matrau and Mrs. Ellor OF
Lincoln, returned to Norfolk last even
ing from Denver where they have been
visiting some time
r. Blatt went to Pierce at noon.
Mrs. l.. Ziemer of Hoskins was in
Norfolk Friday.
=, Mrs. Joseph Schwartz left at noon
for visit in Omaha.
Miss Ollie Elliott of Lincoln is the
guest of Miss Mino McNeely.
Miss Ethel Hand of Neigh is guest
at the home of j. l.. Weaver.
e T. d. Preece of Battle Creek passed
through the city at noon enroute tc
Pierce.
H. A. Haley left at noon on bust
ness trip to Chicago. He will be gone
n about two weeks.
,. William Elsasser and bride left a.
q noon for Omaha on their way to theil
r home in Cheyenne.
q Miss May Barrett has returned from
II Denver, where she has been visiting
r. her sister, Mrs. Ella Maher.
q Miss Ina Martin, who has been thu
q guest of Mrs. F. e. Davenport, left a
&c noon for her home in the east.
n August Boyer of Plainview was II
Il Norfolk at noon on his way TO attent
If Concordia college in Springfield, ILL.,
,r Superintendent G. H. Reynolds al
IS rived home last evening from Boone
Is Iowa, where he attended meeting o
te Northwestern officials.
Clyde Eiseley of Anoka passe
ii through the city at noon enroute t
d Lincoln. He said that he might sto
off in Norfolk on his way home.
Miss Lola Lintecum, who has bee
a the guest of Miss Ruth Shaw, went t
I'd Battle Creek Friday for a short Wis
ge before returning to her home in Sout
r. Dakota.
ca Carl Lehman, who has been HON
We for the summer vacation, left for Mi
81. souri, Valley, where he will leave SUI
no day for Springfield, ILL.,, where he
es student at Concordia college.
1t L. p. Pasewalk will leave Monday G
in visit to Excelsior Springs, Mo, c
or a month IS vacation from his duties {
lg- cashier of the Norfolk National ban
Mr. Pasewalk has been suffering fro