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

TUESDAY TOPICS.
w. e. Kelso of Wisner was in the
city yesterday and invested in car
of horses at the Smith Bros. sale.
Mr. and Mrs. w. B. Vail and Miss
Flossie Vail Of Wayne have been
guests at the home of DR.. H. S. Over
ecker
M. M. Farley and John, Will and
Gus Glaubtz of Neigh were In Nor
folk yesterday for Smith Brothers
horse sale.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter s. Compton
passed through Norfolk on their way
from Schuyler to Deadwood, S. D.,
their future home.
Chadron Journal: Martin Slawter
of Norfolk arrived here Saturday to
accept a position with Harry Hull in
the barber shop. Mr.. Slawter has not
fully decided to remain here perma-
nently but will know in few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Sessions and Mr..
and Mrs. P. F. Sprecher have returned
to Norfolk from a weeks camping trip
on the Elkhorn. Mr.. and Mrs. Asa X.
Leonard who were camping near them,
will remain on the Elkhorn banks un-
til Wednesday.
l.. L. Frye of Meadow rGove was in
Norfolk for Smith Brothers horse sale
with consignment of two-year-
which brought 1924 in the sale ring.
Mr.. Frye is to bring a car of Percher-
on yearlings to the next Norfolk sale
on November Z.
Among the days out of town visitors
in Norfolk were: District Judge A.
A. WEIGH Wayne; County Attorney
J. A. Van Wagenen, Pierce; o. w.
Munson, Spencer; E. E. Phillips, G.
W. Kirk, Plainview; G. S. Shoemaker,
Beemer; w. E. Powers, Pierce; E. c.
Walter, d. H. Mcnamara, Mart Ma
loney, Fender; Miss Barbara Tawney,
Pierce; E. o. Glidden, Gregory, S. D.;
J. II. Massie, Wayne; Miss Ethel Mas
sic, Rising City; Mrs. Hunt, Ord;
Charles Linn, Hoskins; G. w. Bell,
Bristow; T. A. McClight, Gross; w
A. Strain, Creighton; A. Gregersen
! Albert Gregersen, Foster; DR.. ]. O.
Creighton; Paul Draeger, Madison; c.
NJ. Thompson, w. T. Berry, ]. S. Smith
c. A. Smith, Newport; Mrs. Zibell
! Bloomfield; j. P. Everett, Lyons;
Charles Jones, Bloomfield; c. F. Roe
Lynch.
Burt Mapes went to Stanton Mon
day noon to attend court
! C. E. Hartford went to Creighton or
J business Monday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. Mathewson arrived
| home Saturday evening from Sioux
/ City.
} Evangelist Knowles, who conducted
revival meetings in Norfolk at the
: Christian church during September
was in the city Monday noon on hi!
: way to Lincoln from Wakefield where
he has just concluded a series of meet
ings. Mr.. Knowles will study at Cot
ner university at Lincoln during the
[ winter.
Rev. w. ]. Turner, Mrs. E. o. Noun
and R. F. Bruce left Norfolk at moor
to attend the state association of Con
gregational churches in Fremont. Al
result of the state association hav
ing met in Norfolk few years ago i
was said that the next meeting would
not be invited to Norfolk on accoun
:. of other towns standing in line for tn,
I meeting. Rev. j. ]. Parker, formerl!
q of Norfolk but now at Genoa, appears
on the convention program for a dis
|. cussion of the Spiritual Life of To
q day"
Mr.. and Mrs. r. F. Schiller were thu
n guests of L. P. Pasewalk in centur.
ride to Central City in Mr.. Pasewalkt
e touring car Saturday evening. Mrs
e Schiller stopped in Central City for
J. visit, Harry Schiller of Central Cit.
returning to Norfolk with the part,
!. Sunday evening. Returning the tril
g half way across the state was made il
d fast time, the log miles from Contra
City to Norfolk being covered in
little over five hours, the party arriv
l. ing here at 1890 p. m. Central Cit.
4? was left at $3.50 and an hour and
e half was spent in Columbus. MI
Pasewalk and Charles Altman drov
the machine.
g Emery Klentz, who has made up hi
mind to learn the drug business, ha