The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, 1907-02-01
MONDAY MENTION.

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MONDAY MENTION.
II. c. Wilson of Columbus Is in the
city.
NJ. b. Irwin went to Omaha yester-
day.
Miss Lulu Johnson spent Sunday III
Winside.
Charles jennings went to Omaha
yesterday.
II. C. Morey of Pierce spent Sunday
in Norfolk.
e. L. Ruble of Creighton was in The
city Saturday.
Charles Klefe of Burke spent Sun
day in Norfolk.
H. NJ. Scott was down from Plain.
view yesterday.
l.. G. Whiting Of Albion spent Sun
day in Norfolk.
A. e. Kull of Bonesteel was city
visitor yesterday.
G. r. Nesbit of Oakdale was "a city
visitor yesterday
j. f. Steffes of Humphrey was in
the city Saturday
Frank Carrier of Wisner was in
Norfolk Saturday,.
Edith Bergman of Creighton spent
Sunday in Norfolk
II. p Wettengel was in Norfolk Sat
urday from Tarnov.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Davenson of Plain
view are in the city.
r. b. Hall spent Sunday with rea-
tives in Norfolk.
Tom DOnahue of Omaha spent Sun
day at the Carberry home.
Clarence Schofield is back at work
again after a few days illness.
DR.. S. w Waller left Monday for
his new location in Grand Island
Mrs. Bernie Klug and son of Stanton
are visiting at the home of w. l.. Kern.
c. p. Parish is much better and was
able to be down town during the day.
Miss Ella Hauptli spent Sunday at
home, returning to Battle Creek last
evening.
Misses Nora and Stella Stirk and
Clara Palmer of Battle Creek spent
Saturday and Sunday here.
Mrs. U. J. Davis of st. Edwards was
in Norfolk Saturday.
c. S. Johnson of st. Edward was a
city visitor on Saturday.
j. ID. Darrow of Creighton was a
Norfolk visitor Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Van Kleek of Creigh.
ton were in the city Saturday.
Oscar Anderson and Frank Angston
were over from Wakefield Saturday.
VIM. Lerum and w. l.. Johnson of
Vivian, S. d., spent yesterday III Nor
folk.
Joseph Knight and daughter of Por-
cupine, S. D., were Norfolk visitors
over Sunday.
Miss Jessie Drebert spent Sunday
with relatives in Verdigre, returning
home Monday morning.
Charles st. Clair, Joseph Chapman
and Olive Rouillard from the Santee
reservation were in the city yesterday
Collins Bros. orchestra spent Sunday
in Norfolk. They played in Hoskins
Saturday night and will play at Mead
ow Grove tonight
Mrs. Culver of Chicago, who has
been visiting her sister, Mrs S. M.
Braden, for two weeks, has returned
to her home, accompanied by Mrs Bra
den, who will remain short time.
F. w. Koerber, superintendent of
telegraph construction, was down yes
terday from Burke, S. D., where his
men are stringing wires along the line
of the newly constructed railroad He
returned to Burke at noon.
Miss Elsie Case and Mrs. A. Larson
spent Saturday with Mrs. Bronx Ryle
of Scribner, formerly of Norfolk.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stansberry and chill
dren are visiting with their parents
and other relatives in eastern Iowa.
Mrs. ]. w. Wilson and two children
are quite sick with la grippe.
Selkirk Fleetwood is quite sick with
la grippe.
Mr., and Mrs John Spellman left
yesterday noon for a visit with Mrs.
Spellman's parents in Scribner.
The little son of Mr.. and Mrs. Clar-
ence Hedrick is very sick.
Mr.. and Mrs. Asby are in Wisner
visiting with Mrs Asby's parents.
Fred Koerber, who is experimenting
the telegraph lines along the new ex-
tension of the Bonesteel line, came
down on the early morning train yes
terday to visit his family, and returned
at noon.
Miss Bessie Etter, who has been Wis
iting at the home of her uncle, NJ. Moo
lick, returned to her school near Pill
ger yesterday.
Martin Young is among the sick to
day.
Engineer c. ]. Hibben reported for
work this morning after being OF on