The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1907-09-20
WEDNESDAY WRINKLES.

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H. F. Barnhart is in Knox county on
legal business.
NJ. C. Hazen was in Madison We'd
nesday Afternoon.
Mrs. P. Bovee of Enola was in Nor
folk Wednesday.
c. E. Stitt of Lincoln is visiting with
his brother ], c. Stitt.
Mrs. Everitt Petit of Battle Greek
spent Wednesday in Norfolk.
John Bohm of Sioux City is visit.
ing his uncle. E. S. Schoregge.
Mrs. E. o. Mount arrived home at
noon after a visit to Hot Springs, S D..
Mr. and Mrs. B. Raymer have moved
from 1000 Norfolk avenue to 3O7
North Eleventh street.
Former Senator w. V. Allen was in
Norfolk Wednesday, returning from
Center to Madison.
Mrs. T. Donahue and daughter of
Creighton visited at the home of M.
j. Kennedy over night, returning from
a visit at Omaha.
H. ]. Twombly and mother of Chi
cago, who own the Mast block in this
city, are in Norfolk on a visit con-
nected with local business interests.
Miss Melita Taylor of Blair, grand
warden of the Rebecca assembly, who
has been on a tour of inspection in
northeast Nebraska, visited during the
day with Mrs. c. ]. Lintecum.
Mrs. w. H. Gentle of Creston, Ia,
who has been in Norfolk on a visit
with her son, B. c. Gentle, returned
home at noon. She was accompanied
by her son, George Gentle of Spokane,
Wash, who has also been visiting in
Norfolk.
Chief of Police John F. Flynn, who
owns a farm in Gregory county, dis
carded the duties of chief for a few
days to take the noon train to Gregory
county where the threshing day is a
hand on his South Dakota farm
Special Officer Van Horn was on duty
Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Wagner returned
yesterday from a short visit to Creigh'
ton. They were accompanied home by
Mr.. Wagners sister, Mrs. Fricke OF
Creighton.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Clements former
ly of Perry, Ia, but on their way to
their new home In Ontario, Cal, are
in Norfolk for short visit with rela'
tives. Mr.. and Mrs. Clements are
accompanied by their daughters,
Misses Violet and Emma Clements
and will leave Thursday to visit their
son, Sheriff ]. ]. Clements, at Madi
son.
Among the days out Of town visitors
in Norfolk were: Charles Morrissey
Fairfax, s. D.. ]. B. Moran, Madison;
Miss Sarah keenan,, Fairfax, S. ID. ;
E. o. Lewis, Falls City; Misses Lena
and Emma Click, Osmond; Mrs. Mary
Click, Crete; R. Bueckner, Blue
Hill; R. H. Smith. Pierce; R. E
Buchmaster, Clyde Ely, Creighton
Rev. H. W. Fricke, Madison; c. Goede
Chenille; Rev. W. l.. Scheeling, Brew
ster: o. Hale, Atkinson; G. S. Garbin
Beemer; Mr.. and Mrs. E. l.. Brooks
Winnetoon; George Vanauker, Bee
mer; Miss Hawkins, Fullerton; H. j
Binginheimer, Creighton; Miss Ethe
storms, Fullerton; ]. G. Clark, Stan
ton; w. H. Avery. Tilden.
Pr. Bell and DR.. G. A. Young were
out Monday enjoying their first chick
en- hunt since the season opened or
the fifteenth.
81 have the best corn crop this veal
that 1 have had in thirty years" sai(
a farmer in Norfolk yesterday, "anC
frost tonight couldn't please it."
Carl Schneider, the Winside saloor
man recently arrested on charge o
selling liquor without a license, hal
been bound over to the district court
The Norfolk Brownies have changed
their Sunday arrangements, their lat
est plans contemplating Sunday visi
TO west Point. West Point has fas
nine.
George Younger, who has been EN-
ployed in a drug store at Stanton, ha
a place in the Leonard drug store, sue
ceeding Floyd Hull who has gone Il
Rapid City to work.
Many Catholic clergymen In mort
Nebraska are planning to attend tn
LAYING of the cornerstone Of the new
cathedral in Omaha October 6. Nor