The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, 1907-11-01
FRIDAY FACTS.


Miss Ethel Vail has returned from
Dixon Ill.
Mrs. ]. Davey and Mrs. E. APPEL re-
turned last evening from a few days
visit with relatives in Omaha.
r. NJ. Upton was in Norfolk yester-
day from Madison, looking after his
property interests in this city.
Lester Weaver, who is student at
Wesleyan university, came up from Lin
coin Thursday to spend Sunday in
Norfolk.
G, A. Smith of Tilden, chairman Of
the republican county central commit
tee, was in Norfolk Friday morning
on his way to Madison to attend
committee meeting.
Among the days out of town visit
ors in Norfolk were: c. A. Smith, Til
den, cashier Elkhorn Valley bank;
JOY NJ Hacker, Gregory, S. D., cash
Ter Gregory state bank; Mr.. and Mrs.
B. f. Clark, Meadow Grove; John
Melek, Elkhorn; C. Johnson, Pender;
Miss Estella Johnson, Pender; P. H.
Simons, Butte; John Dunn, Tom
Dunn, Winside; Mrs. l.. B. Baker,
Battle Creek; B. G. Huston, Shelby;
w. r. Mansfield, Wisner; j. c. Jen-
kins, Neigh; H. G. Morey, Pierce;
Ralph Gilman, Verdel; T. E. Donnel-
ly, Wynatt; Attorney w. A. Meserve,
} Creighton; w. A. Williams, Central
, City; F. E. Keep, Monowi.
]. d. Sturgeon went to Creighton
!, at noon.
I Mrs. Locke and Mrs. Harley of
, Stanton spent Friday in Norfolk.
w. R. Braasch of Minneapolis is in
: the city, a guest at the home OF o. l..
Hyde.
/ Burt Mapes was in Madison Friday
afternoon attending the republican
. county central committee.
> H.B. Kaufman arrived home Thurs
] day evening from a visit with rela'
ti,es in ST. Paul, Mimi, and Sioux
t Fails, S. D.
3 p. w. Ruth of Newman Grove, re
l. publican candidate for county assess
or, was in Norfolk Friday, leaving fol
0 Madison to attend the central com
u mlttee meeting.
( Mr.. and Mrs. n. A. Huse left Fri
i day morning for brief visit in Oma
and Lincoln. They will be in the lat
ter city on the occasion Of the Ne
barska- Colorado football game.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. B. Nicola, Miss
n Fannie Norton and Leo Pasewall
were guests at the camp Of Mr.. ant
Mrs. p. F. Bell on the Schultz farm
=, by the Elkhorn Thursday evening
The trip to the camp was made In Mr.
Pasewalks machine. Friday DR.. ant
j, Mrs. G. A. Young were guests at thu
a. Bell camp.
" Miss Mabel Dick has been i'll.
"a Born to Mr.. and Mrs. A. Wichmann
e. a son.
"a c. H. Pilger is moving into one o
Il. the Schurtz cottages on Park avenue
Mr.. and Mrs. Al Madsen have re
w turned to Norfolk from Omaha wher
At they have been making their home
w Mr.. Madsen will accept a store pos
At ton here.
"a Ed Harter has returned from RE-
chester, MINI, where he was recent
r. operated upon by Mayo brothers 70
m appendicitis and galstones. Mr., Ha,
q. ter is we'll on the way to complete r.
"a covery.
n November % is the date that ha
ry been agreed upon by the young ladie
of Queen Esther circle for the churc
q bazar that the circle is TO hold in tn
ne Methodist church. A musical ente
vn tainment will form part OF the evel
ne ing's program.
az From present progress the sewt
"a. contractor who is working on distri'
~, No. / expects to have the district sey
ed er completed and ready for accep
n. ance by the city council by the midd
IN of November. The Norfolk avenr
lateral running to Thirteenth sire
has been completed and work startt
today on the branch laterals runniI
up the side streets.
of Among the days list of the banke
from away who stopped in Norfo
en- on business were: c. A. Smith, cas-
nd Ter of the Elkhorn Valley bank
in Tilden, w. l., Mote, president OF Il
in Bank of Plainview, Ralph China
rs cashier of the Farmers State bank
&C. Verdel, JOY NJ. Hacker, cashief
APP the Gregory State bank, OF Oregon
S. D., and H. c., Mason, cashier OF t
rec Meadow Grove State bank.
Ing Lieutenant r. C. Hand Of the Tn
teenth U. S. infantry arrived in NJ
ate folk last evening to join his wife, W
wo- has been in Norfolk during the su
eu- mer with her parents, Mr.. and NJ
Hand ratnrn