The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, 1907-07-26
TUESDAY TOPICS.

for weeks visit to Broken Bow.
DR.. R. G. Simmons is in Niobrara.
He will return to Norfolk next Friday.
Attorneys Jack Koenigstein and NJ.
G. Hazen were in Madison Tuesday af-
ternoon.
Miss Pickering of Clinton, Iowa., ar
rived in Norfolk at noon, the guest
of Mrs, S. M. Braden.
Charles Reinhardt of Council Bluffs
and G. Wolf of Omaha have come to
Norfolk to work for c. H. Krahn.
w. ]. Stadelman, general manager
of the new Independent telephone COM
pany, returned to Norfolk at noon
from Lincoln.
c. H. Groesbeck, president of the
Norfolk driving club went to Wisner
and Pilger Tuesday noon to advertise
the big Norfolk racing meet.
Mr.. and Mrs. August Gehm of Mar
celline, Mo-, are in Norfolk on a two
weeks visit with relatives. Mr.. Gehm
is an engineer on the Sante Fee.
Mr.. and Mrs. From and daughter,
Miss Dorothy, of Omaha, are guests
at the home of Mrs. NJ. Elliot. before
leaving for visit with friends at Ne
ligh.
H. V. Evans and family leave the
latter part of the week for Lincoln to
be with Mr.. Evans parents who are
to come from their home in Delaware
for visit in Lincoln with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. l.. Seicke, who have
spent the past few months in Norfolk
with their daughter, Mrs. c. c. Wehrer
left Norfolk Tuesday for an extended
visit to Germany. Mr.. and Mrs. Siecke
started for Germany last spring but
were compelled to abandon the trip
at New York on account of Mr..
Seicke's i'll health. Now they are
starting again on their journey to Ger
many and southern Europe.
Frank Peterson Of near Winterset,
Iowa, father of the Iowa, boy who start
ed out to see the new west but whose
trip was stopped in Norfolk, arrived
in Norfolk Tuesday noon to accom-
pany his son back to the Iowa farm to
which the young man now seems quite
willing to return. Young Peterson
with $40 in his pocket set out to take
up a claim in the west. He was
stopped in Norfolk by the officers who
noted the young fellows ineXperience
with the ways of the world.
J. Hersheiser is. in O'Neill.
A. Kingsley was in from Stanton
yesterday.
j. c. Stitt was in Plainview during
the afternoon.
Myron Whitney of Randolph was in
Norfolk yesterday.
DR.. H. S. Overocker is in Battle
Creek on business.
Mrs. P. G. Marsh of Fender is a
Norfolk visitor today,
Mrs. Mary Marten of Crofton was
in Norfolk yesterday
E. Agler of Wayne was in Norfolk
yesterday on business.
R. c. Thomson of Randolph was in
the city lasts evening.
James Poole was in Madison yester-
day afternoon on business.
Mrs c. w. Landers and children are
home from a visit to Genoa.
F. Eaton of Creighton was in Nor
folk between trains yesterday.
J. H. Farlin and U. D. Mathews OF
Madison are in Norfolk today.
John Pearson of Ponca was in Nor
folk for few hours yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. |. M. Macy are home
from a visit at Belle PLANE, Iowa.
Mrs. Robert Eccles and Mrs. Fred
Koerber are in Hot Springs, S. D.
John R. Mundy of Wayne was in
Norfolk yesterday enroute to Denver
e. Malcolm and George T. Malcolm
of Galloway stopped in Norfolk yes
terday.
Mrs. Henry Torpin and Mrs. G. H
Torpin of Oakdale were in Norfolk
yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. P. Weatherby re
turned last evening from a weeks Wis
ut in Omaha.
' Mrs. Hand and brother, Lester
Weaver, leave tomorrow on visit tc
Armour, S. d.
Mrs. l.. e. Scofeld of Freeport, Ill.
has arrived in Norfolk on an extended
visit with her son.
Arthur Krahn has gone to Chicago
to enter the Croonborg cutting school