The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1907-05-03
TUESDAY TOPICS.

TUESDAY IOHICS,
julius Degner of Wisner visited Nor
folk relatives today.
Mrs. Emil Winter of Petersburg is
visiting relatives in Norfolk.
Frank Hamilton and his sister, Miss
Margaret Hamilton, went to Pierce
yesterday noon to visit friends.
Sheriff and Mrs. j. j. Clements of
Madison spent the day in Norfolk.
George N. Beels has returned from
Neigh, where he went to attend the
Odd Fellows anniversary celebration.
Miss Meta Wilde will leave tomor-
row for Bazille Mills to accept a posi-,
ton in Bazille Mills dry goods store.
Mrs. l.. C. Taylor returned last even
ing from visit with her son, Dale,
who is attending the Ursaline acad-
envy at York.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Schiller ar
rived in Norfolk last evening from a
western trip.
C. A. Johnson of Fairfax was a
South Dakota visitor in Norfolk yes
terday.
Misses Alga and Thelma Graul left
yesterday for visit near North Platte.
j. Burke of Emerson was in Nor
folk yesterday between trains.
j. X. Lenox of Allen was in Norfolk
for few hours yesterday
Charles White of Rockford was a
visitor in Norfolk yesterday.
VIM. II. Katzenbach of Valentine
was in Norfolk yesterday.
L. ID. Kelly was Stanton visitor in
Norfolk yesterday.
G.. McCreath of Orchard was in
Norfolk yesterday.
Mrs. S. NJ Braden left at noon fol
Waukegon, Wis, in response to a tel
egram announcing the death of hall
brother.
Chris Lenser has resigned as Wagon
man for the local express companies
and will leave in a few days for 8
several weeks visit with relatives il
Omaha.
DR.. A. S. Warner of Butte arrived
in the city on the early train from
Rosebud S. d., where he had been OF
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for his home in Butte.
Vice President w. A. Gardner o.
the Chicago & Northwestern railroad
passed through Norfolk last night a
8 O'Clock in a special train headed fo
Lander, Wyo. He was accompanied
on his trip over the system west o
the Missouri river by General Super
intendent S. NJ. Braden of Norfolk
who met Mr. Gardner at Superior
Neb., yesterday. This is the secont
trip of Mr.. Gardner to Lander within
a month. Mr.. Gardeners headquarter
are in Chicago.
: Mr.. and Mrs. Charles E. Lundy o
Loup City were in Norfolk over night
J returning from a visit to Butte.
: Mrs. William L. Kern and famil
left today to join Mr.. Kern in thei
: new home in California.
Charles Rice went to Tilden at moor
5 NJ. d. Tyler was in Madison MOI
day,
D II. f. Barnhart left at noon for Kno
= county.
+ NJ C. Hazen was a Norfolk visitc
, in Lincoln today.
a John r. Hays left at noon on
: business trip to Center.
l.. V. V. Light, mail clerk at the pos
: office, is taking vacation.
n Miss Hattie Linerode returned la
t week from the Clarkson hospital
6 Omaha with the condition of her ey,
:. much improved.
h |. Catlin and family arrived in No
d folk yesterday from Correctionvill
VI Iowa, Mr.. Catin coming to accept
# position representing the SturgeC
r Music company of this city. Mr.. Ca
e lin has represented the company {
A. the road before.
h Mrs. Frank Hirsch returned yeste
d day from Deadwood, where she WI
n called by the illness of her husban
'e Mr.. Hirsch has recovered from Il
e attack of asthma and heart troub
a sufficiently to visit his territory
te Wyoming. In case his health does n
ID improve as fast as desired he will !
Of turn to Norfolk the first of the WEI
y for a short rest.
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