The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1907-10-25
FRIDAY FACTS.

e. B. Kaufman has gone to st. Paul,
Mimi, on short visit with relatives.
Col. Frank Hanlon of Omaha was
in the city over night to attend a
directors meeting of the Norfolk Nat
ional bank.
Geo. Brooks, the Bazile Mills magn-
ate, and Tom Hughes, travelling pas
senger agent of the Missouri Pacific,
of Omaha, were in town over night.
George H. Smith of Fort Madison,
Iowa, is in Norfolk on visit with his
son, R. c. Smith, and daughter. Mrs.
A. N. Antilles. Mr.. Smith will remain
in Norfolk through the holiday season.
Among the days out of town visit
ors in Norfolk were: G. A. Wilkin-
son, Burke, S. D.; George H. Brooks,
Bazie Mills; Gus Mack, Dubois; ].
E. Douglas, w. E. Reed, Madison; E.
B. Cook Hastings Misses Mary Mich
OILS, Winnie Applegit and Daisy Giers-
dorf, Belgrade.
| Norfolk Odd Fellows in attendance
at the grand lodge meeting in Omaha
this week returned to Norfolk yester-
day and today. Those present at the
grand lodge meeting from this city
we're: James T. Wolfkiel, c. E.
Doughty, S. D. Robertson, Ray Hayes,
George Beels and John Purviance.
E. P. Weatherby was in Creighton
Friday.
DR.. Schemel of Hoskins was in Nor
folk Friday on his way to Scribner
Mrs. n. A. Rainbolt is in Omaha on
visit with Mr. and Mrs W. M. Rain
bolt. .....
D. Mathewson is in Sioux City. He
will probably return to Norfolk Satur-
day evening.
c. c. Firkins, now of Creston, Iowa,
but for several months manager Of the
Bennett piano store in this city, left
at noon for Omaha after a brief visit
in Norfolk. "Oley" Firkins is now
tuning pianos in Iowa.
Congressman Boyd of Neigh passed
through Norfolk Friday noon, return
ing home from visit to his constitu-
ents in Niobrara and other north Ne
braska towns on the Bonesteel line.
Congressman Boyd will leave the last
week in November for Washington.
Miss Inez Kyner of Omaha is in
Norfolk on a short visit, coming to
this city from Dixon, where she accom-
panied the remains Of her mother for
burial. Mrs. Kyner, many years res
ident of Norfolk, died as result of
an operation in an Omaha hospital.
Congressman Moses P. Kinkaid OF
O'Neill passed through Norfolk Thurs
Sixth" after a visit to Omaha on per
sonal business. Although some con-
gressional representatives of Nebras-
ka have gone to Washington early,
Congressman Kinkaid is going to re-
main at home until after the Novem-
ber election.
The Nebraska university football
team will play the Minnesota univer-
sity at Minneapolis Saturday after
noon.
little daughter of Carl Uecker, liv'
|, ing northeast of Hadar, died Thurs
! day as a result of measles complicat
ed by pneumonia.
ClIy treasurer Eddse, WHO mas peeu
, i'll with what is thought to have been
a slight attack of typhoid fever, will
hardly return to the cashiers desk al
, the Citizens National bank until next
, week.
Councilman S. w .Garvin just home
/ from a trip through Iowa and Kansas
says that Nebraska corn is as fully
matured as any corn he saw on the
/ trip. North Nebraska has had harder
frost and while the southern corn was
a little earlier Mr.. Garvin thinks thai
} Iowa. Kansas and north Nebraska corr
fields will be entered about the same
: time by the huskers. ,.-...