The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1907-10-18


short business trip
II. +, Barnhart has gone to Bruins
wick on business.
Mrs. Nick Kent has gone to Clear.
water to visit relatives.
Mrs. James Leonard OF Albion is
here attending the funeral OF Charles
Lodge
Miss Gertrude Godel of Humphrey
was the guest of Miss Matte Dewey
over Sunday.
Mrs Ralph jennings Of Fremont is
in Norfolk on a visit with Miss Ger.
trude Steinbaugh.
Lloyd Bender formerly OF Albion
but recently a statesmen in a Norfolk
store, has left the city.
Miss Meta Wilde arrived in Nor
folk Saturday evening from Bazile
Mills for a short visit.
c. Staley, president of the Pierce
state bank, was in Norfolk Saturday
on his way to Sioux City.
Mrs. John Reardon Of Joliet, H..
are at home to attend the funeral Of
their father.
Among the days out of town visit
ors in Norfolk were: A. c. Porter,
Mr.. and Mrs. o. e, Garmong, Fairfax
| DeForest, Creighton; Lloyd Coates,
North Bend; E. E. Bushnell, Butte;
w. S. Dale, Bassett: w. A. Kingsley
Stanton; e. c. Mohr. Monowi; George
f. Boyd, Oakdale; J. II. Farlin, Madi
son; II. School, West Point; f. T..
Nichols, University Place; Charles
Sison, Stanton; e. r. Spratt, Madi-
son; Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Richardson,
Foster; j. Custeel, Lynch; w. f.. Pow
ers, Pierce; M. w. Colomb, Rosebud;
S. D.; F. w. Rehbock, jr., John Vitter,
Crawford, f. Nelson, Harrington.
Mrs. Robert Howe and children of
Randolph have been the guest of Mrs.
C. j. Hibben.
James Hutchinson of Kelly, Iowa,
returning from the Rosebud was the
guest of John F. Flynn in Norfolk over
Sunday.
Sylvester Burnett, mother and sis
ter leave Tuesday to spend two
months in Menomonie, Wis.
Harry Howe, one of the state dairy
inspectors, was up from Lincoln over
Sunday for visit with relatives.
S. d. Robertson and E. r. Hayes
left at noon for Omaha to attend the
grand lodge meeting of the l. o. o. F.
Miss j.. Buoy of Ewing, who has
been the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. James
Covert, left at noon on visit to Ar
cadia.
John Schoregge and Theodore
Schoregge of Sioux Falls stopped in
Norfolk Monday for brief visit with
their brother, E. J. Schoregge.
George d. Butterfield arrived home
Saturday evening from the east
!, where he was one of Nebraska's dele
gates at the national convention OF
bankers at Atlantic City, N. j. Mrs
Butterfeld stopped in Davenport, Ia.
where her father, A. P. Doe, is ill.,
Frank Flynn has entered Boyle's
business college in Omaha.
Albert Kell, the new night officer
will take up his duties Monday even
ing.
Editor S. C. Blackman of the Madi
son Chronicle was named by the coun
ty central committee as it's secretary
=. The Norfolk fire department in
place of its annual carnival which II
was unable to hold this fall, will give
a department dance.
c. A. Wolfe, who is in temporary
charge of the Norfolk jewelry store
for the Shook Manufacturing conn
pany, spent Sunday with his family il
= Omaha.
Tom Farrage, one Of the old home
steaders of Madison, has moved t.
Norfolk and now has his home or
South Fifth street. Dow Wells O
Madison has also moved to Norfolk.
!, Owing to the pressure Of other du
ties julius Huff has resigned his po
sition as secretary of the Madison
county Sunday school association
y, Cleo Lederer has succeeded him al
y, secretary.
The "girlless" telephone exchange
that the independent telephone com
pany is to install in Norfolk will no
be entirely "girlless." Three operat
ors will be employed in the new ex
Il change, two at the long distance
= board and one at the information dask
! ]. H. Conley has taken Charles Mil
Ter into partnership with himself IL
the insurance and bond business, plac
, ing in the young mans hands hal
u interest in all save the real estat,
= part of his business. Charles Millel
is son of Conductor S. L. Miller o
the Junction.
Mrs. Reed of Madison was one O
/ the seven delegates to the biennia
session of the national federation o
!. woman's clubs at Boston selected b!
the state federation meeting last weel
; in Hastings. Mrs. Corbett OF Atkin
/ son was named as one OF the alter
: mates. Mrs. Ernhardt OF Stanton wa!