The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1907-04-05
THURSDAY TOPICS.

G. A. Bilger was in Omaha Wednes-
day, returning today.
Mrs. Frank Yeazel of Madison spent
yesterday in Norfolk.
Miss Emma Johnson of Wisner was
in Norfolk yesterday.
Attorney NJ. D. Tyler was in Omaha
yesterday on business.
Miss Eva Jack of Madison visited
Norfolk friends yesterday.
Herman Mas was a Battle Creek
visitor in Norfolk yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. N. Orris of Stan
ton were in Norfolk last night.
P, F. Bell and John Larkin spent yes
terday afternoon duck hunting.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. F. Roberts of Eos
ter stopped in Norfolk yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. H. Krause of West
Point spent yesterday in Norfolk.
Harry Thompson, West Point
druggist, visited Norfolk friends yes
terday.
j. M. Hacker of Gregory was a
South Dakota visitor in Norfolk this
morning.
Misses Flossie Hoover and Gale
Avery of Battle Creek were Norfolk
visitors yesterday.
Neil Wycoff and Miss Belle Giles
pie of Madison are guests at the
home of F. l.. Estabrook.
o. Kearney, r. C. Person, Warren
Van Housen and ]. Hollstein of Stan
ton were in Norfolk last evening.
Mrs, Carrie Johnson returned to
Winside today after a short visit with
her daughter, Miss Lulu Johnson.
| Miss Mona O'Brien of Anoka is visit
ing her brother, D. F. .O'Brien, while
ATTENDING the teachers association.
| Helen and Babe Hagel of Columbus
arrived in Norfolk last evening to
visit with their sister, Mrs. Will Hall.
Mrs. Fred Neuman of Ixonia, Wis,
who has been visiting relatives in
Norfolk for the past two weeks, left
yesterday for Lincoln en- route home
Wellington Frey and bride have
moved into their new home five miles
west of Hadar. ,loa
Mr.. and Mrs. e. A. Bullock enter.
tain company of friends at dinner
evening.
| Rev. F. w. Benjamin, pastor of the
Baptist church, is contemplating a
| trip to Colorado in short time for
the benefit of his health. Mr.. Benja
min has been in i'll health for some
time.
| The regular monthly meeting OF
the city council occurs this evening
Ordinances declaring against the lay
ing of brick sidewalks and providing
for the enforced cleaning of cement
cutters will probably be introduced al
the meeting. The results of Tuesdays
election may be officially canvassed by
the council if time permits.
| Among those who attended the de
clamatory contest from Madison were:
Belle Gillespie, Neal Wycoff, Eva
Jack, VIM. Fricke, Blanche Cooking
ham, Richard Mallory, Sarah McFet
tiers, Clarence Mcfarland Ella Vol
stedt, Martha Baas, Fred Underburg
Ward Rubendall, Nellie Litke, Harold
Diers, Harold Elley, Ned Smart, Marie
Brnkman, Anna Baas, Alta Donovan
Lloyd Johnson, Clair Yeazel, Martha
Giltner, Walter Mcfarland.
Superintendent e. j. Bodwell Of Nor
folk was chosen vice president of the
North Nebraska High School Declam
atory association at the business meet
ing of the association Wednesday af
ternoon at the Oxnard hotel. The 9th
er officers, President J. A. Doremus OF
Madison and Secretary Treasurer w
T. Stockdale of Wisner, were re-elect
ed. No changes occurred In. the con
stituion of the association.
Word has just been received by Mr.
and Mrs. Killen of this city announc
ing the death of their daughter, Mrs
William Crabtree, who was formerly
Miss Anna Kinen, at Albuquerque, N
NJ The deceased had been suffering
Iowa, for interment, Mrs. Crabtree IL
Remembered by a large circle o.