The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1907-11-22
SATURDAY SETTINGS.

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Mrs. l.. A. Sims is home from an
Omaha visit.
II. f. Barnhart returned last even
ing from Lynch.
Mrs. j. b. Elseffer of Lincoln Is Wis
iting friends in Norfolk
B. T. Reid came in from Iowa to
spend Sunday at home.
Mrs. Venus Huebner came down
from Pierce to spend Sunday with her
parents
Mrs. n. A. Rainbolt is home from a
visit in Omaha with her daughter,
Mrs. w. II. Bucholz.
Jiar. and Mrs. C. |. Bernard returned
TO Lincoln Saturday, Mrs. Bernard
having been visiting in Norfolk during
the week.
Mrs. Ralph Boyd left at noon to join
her husband at Chamberlain, and from
there they will go to their homestead
near Interior
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Newell of
Walker, Iowa, left Friday for Lyons,
after a short visit in Norfolk at the
home of w. II. Clark.
Congressman and Mrs. Burton
French of Moscow, Idaho, are expect
ed in the city Sunday night to visit at
the home of w. G. Baker until Wednes-
day. They are on their way to Wash
lngton to be present at the opening of
congress the first of December.
r. M. Peyton, prominent northern
Nebraska banker, president Of the
Bank of Creighton, was in the city
during the day to attend the blooded
cattle sale.
Perry Law is down from Cody on
account of the illness of his father.
William Law. Mr.. Law has been very
ill with rheumatism but has recently
showed improvement.
C. |. Bernard of Lincoln arrived in
the city last evening. He had been
preceded by Mrs. Bernard, formerly
Miss May Durland, who has been here
several days visiting friends.
Among the days out of town visit
sors in Norfolk were: George A.
Brooks, BaZile Mills; E. Crook, Fos'
ter; C. j. Healy, n. Wickline, Burke,
5. D.; F.. Lambert, Foster; p H. Sim
mons, Miss Vera Simons, Butte; l.. H
Simons, Herrick, S. D.; F. w. Blatz
NJ. S. Whitney, Randolph; John Kane
,O'Nell; Harry Buliner, Roy Burnes
Neigh; T. II. Long, Madison; Robert
N. Peyton, Creighton; Mr.. and Mrs
e. Schostag, Niobrara; w. S. Justin
Meadow Grove; f. r. knight, Ran
dolph; b. NJ. Young, Monowi; G. w
Gardner, Beemer; b. J. Overton, Gret.
ma; f. Eaton, Creighton; Ralph Fuerst
Battle Creek; Mrs. G. w. Hiles and
son, Monowi; W. h. Locke, Stanton;
Miss Birdie Bordner, Mrs. r. O.
Brandt, Miss Ruby Jeffries, Mrs. B. H
.Schuberg, Mrs. G. w. Munger, Pilger;
Mrs. Emmett Warrick, Mrs. John War
rick, Meadow Grove; Alfred Bohlan'
der, Winside.
A new hot air furnace is being
placed in the Durland building occu.
pied by the Kiesau Drug company.
NJ. Mihills is arranging to hold a
Sarge sale Of Duroc-Jersey swine In
4his city January Is. He will sell sew
enty-five head.
Miss Agnes V. Flynn of Norfolk has
been elected as teacher of district No
90 near Madison in place of Miss Hal
lie Plass, who recently resigned.
w. p. Dixon has returned from
south of the Elkhorn, where he has
been doing county grading. The sea
son has about ended for this work.
Mr. and Mrs. John Koenigstein are
preparing to leave next week for Ar
kansas, where they will spend the win
Ter with their son, Arthur Koenigstein
Two Norfolk boys, Spencer Butter
held and Lorin Doughty, are attending
Ames college, the Iowa school which
is just now in the midst of small pox
scare.
Fremont Herald: The Madison Star
Mail has just celebrated its sixteenth