The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, 1907-07-12
FRIDAY FACTS.


day.
R. E. Williams was in Omaha yes.
terday.
A. Yates has gone to Lincoln on
business.
j. D. Sturgeon left Wednesday noon
for Neigh.
Miss Dorothy Rudat went to West
Point yesterday.
Lester Weaver was in West Point
over Thursday.
Arthur Schwertfeger was in Neigh
over the Fourth.
Mrs. P. j. Barnes left yesterday
for a visit at Osmond.
Miss Sabina Deem of Emerson was
in Norfolk Wednesday.
w. w. Weaver visited with friends
at Meadow Grove yesterday.
Miss Edith Hermann spent the
Fourth with friends at Neigh.
E. H. Brewer and family celebrated
the Fourth at Meadow Grove.
Tom Johnson and family spent the
Fourth with friends in Tilden.
S. D. Robertson and ]. T. Wolfkiel
Albert Degner and family visited
relatives in Winside yesterday.
Miss Jennie Benning visited in
Gregory, S. D., over the Fourth
The family of Ira NJ. Hamilton spent
the Fourth at the Yellowbanks.
Miss Gertrude Baisch of Madison
was Norfolk visitor this morning.
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ton were Norfolk visitors Wednesday.
Mrs. A. H. Viele returned at noon
from months visit in the Black Hills.
A. A. Corkle, bookkeeper at the
Faucett-C Carney Candy company's of.
fee, spent the Fourth at his home in
Tilden.
DR.. and Mrs. NJ d. Baker of Madi-
Wednesday.
Woods Cones, president of the
Pierce county bank, was in Norfolk
Wednesday,
Rudolph Edens left Wednesday to
spend the Fourth with his parents at
Battle Creek.
Ed SamueIson of Wayne passed
his to Plainview.
Superintendent J. A. Doremus Of
Madison was in Norfolk Wednesday
returning home for junior normal
work.
Mrs. L. E. Hike of Atkinson, who
has been in Norfolk on visit with
Miss Mona O'Brien, returned home
yesterday.
Judge G. T. Kelley of Pierce was
in Norfolk yesterday on his way to
visit his daughter at Humphrey.
Miss Ethel Wicherd of Leigh has
returned home after a weeks visit in
Norfolk, the guest of Mrs. ]. Kuhn.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. L. Baugh were
called to Hastings Wednesday morn
ing by the illness of Mr.. Baugh's
brother.
John R. Hays left at noon for Oma-
ha.
Miss Elsie Marquardt is visiting in
Bazille Mills.
d. Mathewson left on the noon train
for Gregory, S. D.
G. w. Stalcop left at noon on a
business trip to Neigh
Mrs. w. Fox left yesterday for a
short visit at Columbus.
C. E. Burnham returned yesterday
afternoon from Omaha.
Sheriff J. j. Clements was up from
Madison Friday on business.
Mrs. r. B. Inglis and Miss Minnie
Mas were in Pierce Friday afternoon.
I IL, Af
in Norfolk between trains Wednesday.
F. E. Beeler was in Omaha over the
Fourth, the guest of Rev., j. F..
Poucher.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Blue spent the
Fourth at their former home in Wahoo.
Miss Matilda Hermann is spending
the week with a camping party at Ne
ligh.
Rev. j. ]. Parker of Genoa was in
Norfolk Wednesday, returning from
Plainview, where he officiated last
week at the Bernard-Durland wedding
Mrs. R. E. Williams went to Stanton
Wednesday morning, to spend the
Fourth at the home of her sister, Mrs.
j. j. Leik.
James Peters and Paul Lynde and
Misses Clara Anderson and Mable
Dick were Norfolk visitors in Neigh
over the Fourth.
Mrs e. l.. Loucks and son, Edward
Loucks, left today to spend the Fourth
in Schuyler. Mr.. Loucks leaves in the
morning for Schuyler.
Mrs. Ed Flynn and little daughter
passed through Norfolk Wednesday
evening on her way from Des Moines