The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, 1907-10-25
WEDNESDAY WRINKLES.

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]. II. Conley returned at noon from
Pierce.
w. p. Logan is in st. James this
week.
E. NJ. Huntington is in Trip coun
ty, s. ID.
n. p. Olmsted left yesterday for a
business trip to Omaha and North
Platte.
James Roseborough Is home from a
three months visit to California and
the coast.
II. A. Stewart of Omaha was in the
city yesterday, shaking hands with old
friends.
Frank Davenport, d. Mathewson,
Sol Mayer and ]. 8. Mathewson spent
the day hunting along the Elkhorn,
Andrew Robertson, an Omaha bust
ness man who has been in Norfolk to
see w. ]. and c. G. Cow, returned to
Omaha at noon.
George Ernest OF Beemer has re.
turned home after visit with DR.. r..
Q. Simmons.
Frank A. Peterson, candidate for
county treasurer was In Norfolk Tues
day afternoon on his way to Tilden.
e.. Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Sheehan and Mrs.
Crotty are home from a visit OF sew
eral days with old friends in Fremont.
Harry Parks of the firm Of Parks
Brothers of Cedar Rapids, and M. o.
Callander of Columbus we're In Nor
folk yesterday.
Mrs. M. K. Wilson, who makes her
home in Norfolk with her daughter
Mrs N. d. Hall. arrived home yester
day noon from st. Joseph.
- Mrs. John Duncan Of Sioux City has
come to Norfolk to join her husband
who is construction engineer in charge
of the construction Of the plant anc
system of the Norfolk Long Distance
Telephone company.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Nitz, Mr.. ant
Mrs. Gust. Nitz Mr.. and Mrs. William
Hsverman and Mrs. Henry APPEL wen
to Platte Center today to attend thu
fifteenth wedding anniversary OF MI
and Mrs. Ernest Fisher.
Among the days out of town visit
ors in Norfolk were: George BuI
rows, Atkinson; Frank Morse, F. A
Putnam, Naper; J. d. Larrabee, Stan
ton; John G. Combes, Fairfax, S. d.
B. f. Custer, Shelby; Mrs. Skales
,Bonesteel, 8. D.; James w. Gordon
Genoa; Miss Stella Bucknell, Mis-
Cora B. Fox, Willis Fox, Carroll; W
w. Tickling, Creighton; James Nj
Mahm, Creighton; Miss Elsie Bydel
Spencer.
A. ]. Durland is in Boyd county.
Ey. V. Smith of Madison was In No
folk Tuesday.
Mrs. N. A. Rainbolt is home from
visit in Omaha.
Mrs. Fay Malone of Enola was
Norfolk during the day.
]. C. Stitt was in Clearwater Tue
day evening on business.
John r. Hays is home from Wis
with his mother in Lamar, Mo.
Mrs. r. Stitt of Lincoln is visitin
at the home Of her son, j. c. Sttt.
Lederer brothers were down fro
Pierce county to attend the horse sal
Mrs. e. Huebner of Hot Springs,
D.. is in Norfolk the guests OF MI
A. o. Hazen.
DR.. p. H. Salter is home from CT
cago, where he attended gatherir
of railway surgeons.
Mrs. Frank Cummins has returnt
home from an extended visit with r.
atives and friends in Iowa.
Mrs. C. f. Greene of Plainview W
in Norfolk today, returning home fro
visit with her parents in Lincoln.
George Brandt, an old settler
Green Garden, was in the city duril
the day enroute home from trip
North Dakota.
Rev. and Mrs. John NJ. Kinds we
to Fremont at noon to attend the me-
ing of the state association of Cong
gational churches.
DR.. c. NJ. Pancoast, who with
wife is visiting in Ashland prior
leaving for the Pacific coast, was
Norfolk over night attending to bu
ness matters Tuesday morning.
Miss Lenora Dixon, who is employ
as stenographer at Newport by
Smith Brothers Land & Live Sto
company, returned to Newport Tu
day noon after visit at home oN
Sunday.
DR.. w. H. Pilger returned last ev
ing from Omaha, where he left v
liam McGinnis, the depot workm
injured in Norfolk Saturday, in
general hospital at Omaha. McGin
has badly broken leg.
Burt Mapes or Norfolk, William
Allen of Madison, Judge Graves
Fender and Court Reporter Freese
Pender came up from Stanton TuesC
noon, following the adjournment