The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1907-10-11
MONDAY MENTION.

MONDAY MENTION.
Fred Klentz went to Albion Satur
day.
Mrs. George Meister and son are in
Pierce.
Mrs. Mary Elliott is home from
Omaha.
George B. Christoph is home from
a visit to Omaha.
A. j. Durland went to Omaha Mon.
day.
Burt Mapes and M. d. Tyler were in
Stanton Monday afternoon.
Miss Eta Napier returned last week
from short visit in Omaha.
j. H. Conley arrived home Sunday
morning from business trip to Box
butte county.
Among the days out of town visit
ors in Norfolk were: P. w. Ruth,
Newman Grove, republican candidate
for county assessor; Edward Haisch,
Dallas, S. D.; w. j. Woods, Spencer
John Shannon. Carroll; County Attor-
ney j. A. Van Wagenen, Pierce; w. C.
Cleveland, Wymore; BEN Melecher,
Steve Svoboda, Wilber; Mr. and Mrs.
III. Reed, oliver Carson, Madison; G..
e. Stalley, Pierce; H. ]. Barkes, Hum
phrey; Charles w. Jones, Bloomfield;
j. j. Walters, Battle Creek; e. G..
Ketchem, Cedar Rapids; c. e. Ripple,
Butte; o. ]. Kenaston, Butte; G. F.
Leaveagh, Valentine; r. e. Buckmas-
ter, Creighton; Joseph Schmitt, Hum
phrey; F. B. Buckwaller, Homer; ]. s..
Smith, Mr.. and Mrs. G. M. Thompson,
Newport; Mr.. and Mrs. P. H. Davis,
Bassett; John Martin, Ed Boyle, Ce-
resco; A. ]. Huff, Exeter; Frew W.
Rehbock, Crawford; d. ]. Hileman, e.
j. Paulson, Dakota City; w. r. Locke.
Stanton; VIM. Dunn, Weeping Water;
Mrs. L. M. Ray, Oakdale; Mrs. w. e.
Reed, Mrs. A. H. Corbett, Madison;
Miss Josie Richardson, Madison; L.
Wagner, Creighton; e. w. Olmsted,
Neligh; M. F. Wolfe, Sencer; ]. w.
Taylor. Madison; ]. G. Hayes, Greg
ory, 8. D.; M. Fox, c. L. Fox, Bel
grade; H. B. D. Thompson, Florence;
Paul Hackstock, Humphrey; e. S. Kel-
ley, Walthill; e. E. James, Falls City;
c. F. Kaul, Madison; G. E. Stork, Mad.
ison; Frank Shank, Silver Creek; Miss
Mary Swoartwood, Silver Creek.
Editor ]. B. Donovan of the Madison
Star-Mail was In Norfolk during the
day.
Mrs. w. S. Fox arrived home last
evening from short visit In Colum-
bus.
Attorney X. w. Mcdonald Of Stan
ton was in Norfolk Monday on his way
to Stanton.
Ben Bierer and mother. Mrs. Ray,
of Oakdale, came to Norfolk in the
formers touring car.
e. w. Kinney of Chicago, who is
west on business trip, spent Sunday
with his brother-in-law, c. S. Bridge.
Miss Anna Boenke has returned
from Omaha where she has been the
guest of her sister during Aksarben
week.
Among the Stanton visitors in Nor
folk Monday were Mr.. and Mrs. Emil
Schultz, Mrs. Frank Lensen and Mr..
and Mrs. George Porter.
Mrs. E. P. Weatherby and Mrs. Burt
Mapes left Monday morning for Has
tings to attend the meeting of the
state confederation OF women's clubs.
Judge A. Van Wagenen, a prominent
Sioux City attorney, was in Norfolk
Monday In company with his brother,
County Attorney ]. A. Van Wagenen
of Pierce.
County Clerk George E. Richardson,
candidate for reelection, and Frank
Peterson, republican candidate for
county treasurer, were Monday visit
ors in Norfolk.
Among the north Nebraska bankers
who stopped in Norfolk on business
Monday were: c. F. Roe, cashier of
the Ponca Valley bank of Lynch, ]. d. |
Haskell of the Farmers and Traders |
bank of Wakefield and w. e. Taylor, |
cashier of the Madison State bank.
DR.. G. X, KEEPER arrived in Norfolk |
Monday noon from Pierce to join his
wife in a few days visit in the city
before leaving for California where
they will spend the winter. DR.. Kei-
per was at the head Of the Norfolk