The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1907-08-09
SATURDAY SETTINGS.

SATURDAY SETTINGS.
L. p. Walling of Leigh Is In Nor
folk today.
T. X. Hansen of Tiden was In the
city yesterday.
h. E. Smith of Lynch was in Nor
folk yesterday.
Floyd Sutton of Kearney was in
Norfolk yesterday,
II. w. Anderson of Hosliins was in
Norfolk over night.
Samuel Mortinson of Laurel stopped
in Norfolk yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. IL. Staley of Pierce
were in Norfolk yesterday.
Miss Lou Hansen of Battle Creek Is
the guest of Norfolk friends,
j. Combs and II. l.. Atliin OF Spen-
Ger spent yesterday in Norfolk.
Todd Hoover and Lee Taylor of Bat
tie Creek stopped in Norfolk yester-
day.
Robert Schwarz of Pilgor was a Wis
itor in Norfolk the last day of the
races.
W. b. Donaldson and A. l.. Brande
of Pierce were in Norfolk for the Fri
day races.
Rev. T.. c. f. Scherff returned to
Norfolk yesterday noon on the Omaha
passenger
Misses Anna Herman and Grace
Matrau will leave Monday ON a three
weeks outing in Colorado.
Mrs, George Cartney, Miss Eva Cart
ney and Earl Cartney were Norfolk
visitors from Tilden yesterday
Mrs. Marty of Creighton, who has
been visiting her daughter Mrs. NJ.
Ryan, went to Plainview yesterday.
Mrs. Ariel Wolfe, Miss Anna Want
lin and Miss May Willis of Battle
Creek were in Norfolk Friday.
]. A. Reynolds, J. A, Smith and
Misses Alice Smith and Belle Kibbee
of Creighton were in Norfolk yester-
day.
Misses Elizabeth and Nina thinner
man and d. Worthington OF Battle
Creek were in Norfolk for the Friday
races.
Edgar NJ. Hood, cashier of the First
National bank of Gregory, was in Nor
folk over Friday, the guest of ID. Math-
ewson.
w. j, Stadelman left this morning
for Chicago on business connected
with the Norfolk Long Distance Tele-
phone company.
l.. A. Rothe left Saturday for few
days business visit to his former home
at Fonda, Iowa. Mrs. Rothe and little
son will VISIT in Sioux City.
Mrs. II. Rohn, Miss Mary Rohn and
Miss Emma Marshall of Newcastle and
Miss Jeneave Myers of Oakland are
visiting w. p. Logan and family.
Fred Koch of West Point arrived in
Norfolk last evening to visit In Nor
folk over Sunday with his sisters, Mrs
Charles Rudat and Mrs. Carl Asmus.
Carl Porter one of the expert shots
of Fairfax, is in Norfolk the guest of
V. B. Nethaway. Sunday morning
both Mr.. Nethaway and Mr.. Porter
leave to take part in a shooting tourna.
ment at Audubon, Iowa, on Monday
and Tuesday.
E. w. Zutz left at noon to spend
two weeks on vacation visit to Mich.
igan.
Miss Belle Temple of Wayne is the
guest of Mrs. C. c. Cow.
Miss Media Hans returned to Battle
Greek Saturday after a brief visit in
Norfolk.
NJ. NJ. Sorenberger official starter
for the north Nebraska race circuit
this year, left Norfolk at noon tc
spend Sunday at Brunswick before go
ing to the Tilden races.
Miss Julia Keleher left at noon fol
visit at Danbury, Iowa, and Anthem
Iowa.
John Bell of Benton and Mrs. James
McKensie of Malvin were called tC
Norfolk last evening by the illness o.
their mother, Mrs Elizabeth Bell
Mrs. Bell is much better but her ad
vanced age of eighty-four years occa
stoned much alarm. The illness re
suited from a severe cold.
A. X. Barnes is here from Seward.
H. F. Barnhart was in Pierce Satur
day afternoon,
]. S. Jackson has gone to Nebrask,
City for a week
Charles A. Madsen is expected home
from Chicago for a visit with his moth