The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, 1907-09-13
MONDAY MENTION.
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A. II. Viele went to Lincoln Sunday.
c. c. Cow was in Pierce Monday az
ternoon.
Chris Anderson was in Battle Creek
on business Monday.
Miss Mamie Ward Is home from
visit at Battle Creek.
Burt Mapes went to Center at noon
to attend district court.
Misses Mino McNeely and Ollie Ell
lott spent the day in Winside.
Misses Emma and Lena Wetzel
spent Sunday in Battle Creek.
Paul Lynde arrived home from
visit over Sunday at Beatrice.
Mrs. Ed Biersdorf of Harrington is
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Beiers-
dorf.
Miss Ella Hauptli left Sunday for
Meadow Grove, where she will teach
this year.
Miss Clair Anderson returned at
noon from visit with her sister at
Creighton.
Bartie Elseffer of Lincoln, who has
been the guest of Sam Erskine, has
returned home.
H. A. Haley, just home from bust
ness trip to Chicago, left Monday for
Grand Island
Harry Hardy and family were Sun
day guests at the Richardson home
near Battle Creek.
DR.. f. w. Kiesau and family Of
Frankville, Iowa, are in Norfolk on a
short visit with A. II. Kiesau.
District Judge WEIGH and Court Re-
porter Powers went to Center to hold
short term of the district court.
H. G. Fox, accompanied by his wife
and little son, left Norfolk at noon for
Randolph, where he will manage the
Randolph Reporter.
Miss Edith Viele arrived home Sun
day from a short visit in Lincoln. She
was accompanied home by her cousin,
Miss Fannie Noyes of Lincoln.
Mrs. Fred Schelly and son, John
Schelly, left during the morning for
Rock Island, ILL.,, In response to tele-
gram announcing the death OF Mrs.
Schelly's mother, Mrs. Regula Her
mann, at her Rock Island home. Mrs.
Hermann was seventy-four years old
and had been In poor health.
Mrs. Robert Schiller Is home from
visit to Toronto, Canada. She was
accompanied home by Mrs. George
Schiller Dr., of Ida Grove, Iowa, who
has also been spending the past few
weeks In Canada and who will now
join her husband who has been the
guest of his sons at the Oxnard.
Mrs. Fred Weber and children left
Saturday evening for Hot Springs.
Dr. and Mrs. P. H. Salter arrived
home Saturday from a brief Lincoln
visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Kuhn returned
Saturday from state fair visit to Lin
coin.
Miss Frances Odiorne Of Maiden.
Mass. is in Norfolk, the guest Of her
brother. T. e. Odiorne.
Miss Cora Faucet of Des Moines is
spending the week in Norfolk with
her brother. M. M. Faucet.
George e. Schiller arrived in Nor.
folk last evening from Central City to
spend week at the Oxnard.
Mrs. Johnson, returning to her home
in Indiana from California, has stopped
in Norfolk for visit with her sister
Mrs. Alex Peters.
w. T. Coleman OF Seattle, Wash, a
large dealer in lumber and timber
properties on the coast, is in Norfolk
on short visit with his brother, e. e.
Coleman.
Miss Rena Olmsted returned Satur.
day evening from Sioux City, where
her mother, Mrs. q. P. Olmsted, under.
went successful operation for appen.
dicitis on Thursday.
John F. Flynn was In Madison Sat.
urday representing Matt Schaher, jr.
at the meeting of the democratic can
didates held at Madison TO choose q
county central committee.
Harry Owens has returned to Nor.
folk from Saratoga, Wyo., and will
spend the winter IN the city. He will
be Joined In short time by Mrs. Ow.
ems who stopped In Hot Springs, s. D
Among the days ont OF town visitors
In Norfolk were: ii. d. Fuller, War
nerville; District Judge A. A. Welch
Wayne; George F. Lamoureaux, Greg
ory, s. D.; ]. NJ. Flanagan, Stuart
w. X. Locke, Stanton; II. Lyle, Ne