The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1907-03-15
FRIDAY FACTS.
L. A. Sims is i'll.

ID. Il. Huston is IN Wakeneld.
Ed Spratt was up from Madison yes
terday.
w. C. Roland went to Omaha yester-
day noon.
DR.. H. T. Holden was in Hosliins
yesterday.
Mrs A. Peters returned yesterday
from Stanton.
DR.. Peters was in the city yesterday
from Stanton.
B. P. Lewis of Council is visiting
S. w. Garvin.
l.. w. Siecke Of Wisner was in the
city yesterday.
c. H. Tolsum of Blair was in Nor
folk yesterday.
]. F. Plantz is Fremont visitor in
this city today.
E. l.. Godsall of Casper, Wyo., was
in Norfolk today.
George Baum of Fremont was in
the city yesterday.
N. H. Neuens of Pierce is in Nor
folk this morning.
j. M. Freeman of Ewing is a Nor
folk visitor today.
Daniel MeetZ of Mclean stopped in
Norfolk yesterday.
c. j. Carrig of Columbus Is a Nor
folk visitor today.
w. G. Lawrence of st. Edward spent
yesterday in Norfolk.
Leon Thompson went to Inman Fri
day for few days visit with his pa
rents.
George d. Williams of Fremont was
in Norfolk over night.
Austin Hopewel of Tekamah was
in the city last evening.
B. A. Fox of Cedar Rapids, Iowa, is
in Norfolk on business.
S. M. Hatcher of Grand Island is
in Norfolk on business.
Miss Gertrude Baisch of Madison
was in Norfolk yesterday.
Carl Mas of Hoskins was in Nor
folk yesterday on business.
DR.. N. Matzen is here from Column
bus greeting former friends.
r. Groves of Ewing was visiting
friends in Norfolk yesterday.
William Healey of Lynch was in
Norfolk on business yesterday.
H. c. Mason returned yesterday
from a business trip to Lincoln.
Henry Breeding of Randolph was in
the city for short time yesterday.
Orvin Satterlee left today to look
afetr his claim in Antelope county.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. Richor of Belle
Fourche were in Norfolk yesterday.
August Kappelman, jr., of Bonesteel,
S. D., was in Norfolk for few hours
today.
j. Jensen, Miss Eda Jensen and Miss
Hansen of Madison were in Norfolk
last evening.
Ed Waterbury visited friends in |
Norfolk this morning on his way home |
to Bonesteel.
Miss Eta Durland returned yester-
day from Chicago, where she has been |
making purchases of stock
Walter Tyrrel, a business college |
student, left yesterday for his home |
at Madison on account of i'll health
Mrs. Frank Ernhout of Monticello, |
N. Y, is a guest of her sister, Mrs. ]. |
d. Sturgeon, on South Eighth street
Miss Maude Tannehill and Miss
Ethel Doughty will go to Warnerville |
Saturday to spend Sunday with Mr.. |
and Mrs. II. Warner
Mr., and Mrs w. A. Johnson of |
Deadwood, S. D., are in Norfolk on |
their wedding trip, the guests of Mrs. |
Johnson's brother B. r. Reid.
r. l.. DePutron of Lincoln is a bust |
ness visitor in Norfolk today. Mr.. De
Putron was formerly a famous base |
ball player on the Nebraska university
team.
Supreme Judge ]. B. Barnes has re-
turned from Lincoln, where he attend |
ed a session of the supreme court He
declined to take any part in the deci- |
sion regarding the street closing case
from Norfolk.
The infant daughter OF Mr.. and |
Mrs, Reinhold Filter living east of
Norfolk, died Thursday afternoon.
Death was due to lung fever.
Dr. A. Bear is UP again after a brief
illness.
Mr.. and Mrs! Tawney of Pierce were
in Norfolk today.
Mrs. Richardson and daughter, Miss
Anna, of Battle Creek, spent the day
in Norfolk.
Mrs. r. Clarck of Sioux City is here
visiting her father, Carl Christian.
County Commissioner John Malone