The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1907-01-25
TUESDAY liDiNGS.

IL. h, Hanson of Tilden Is IN town.
u. Richardson of Madison was over
yesterday
Adam Pilgcr was up from Stanton
yesterday
J. NJ Pile of Wayne was in Norfolk
yesterday.
John S. Kay of Neigh was in the
city Tuesday,
J, H. Hancock of Stanton was in the
city Tuesday
Mrs. N. Provost of Ewing was in the
city yesterday
r. H. Anderson was over from Madi.
son yesterday.
j, l.. Daniel of Madison was in Nor
folk Saturday.
j, l., Ehrett of Fairbury was a city
visitor yesterday.
Sam Greene of Ewing was Norfolk
visitor yesterday.
II. ID. Bryan was in the city yester-
day from Decatur.
w. c. Galley came down from Creigh-
ton this morning.
S. II. A. Marsh of Seward was in
the city yesterda.
Harry Shaffer of Plainview was in
the city yesterday.
w. G. Fletcher of Orchard was in
the city yesterday
John p, Kayl of Bonesteel spent
Sunday in Norfolk.
John Williams of Chadron was in
the city on Tuesday,
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city visitor yesterday
DR., ~ Mat2en was in the city yes
terday from Columbus.
Ed Marts was a Norfolk visitor yes
terday from Belle Fourche.
Chris Christensen came down from
Spencer Tuesday morning.
j. L. Rynearson of Madison was a
Norfolk visitor on Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Garfield of stanton
were Norfolk visitors yesterday.
Miss Dora Jacobson was Norfolk
visitor yesterday from Madison.
w. b. Donaldson and Woods Cones
came down from Pierce yesterday.
John Meinest of Osmond was trans.
acting business in Norfolk yesterday.
Miss Selma Johnson of Newmans
Grove was Norfolk visitor yesterday.
f, G. Auringer of Neigh was trans.
acting business in Norfolk yesterday.
+. Remember, w. Rouse, +. ii. Bon.
short We're in the city yesterday from
Wayne.
Il |. Parker II, Dorothy and a,Jmes
Myers came down from Spencer Tues
day morning
d. l.. Best and I. NJ. Morris came
from Battle Creek to attend the race
circuit meeting.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Ware returned
to Norfolk last night from their wed.
ding trip. They have been in Okla
homa, and will remain in Norfolk for
few days before returning to Omaha.
There will be a meeting of the
Browning club this evening with Mr..
and Mrs. S. f. Erskine.
The family of Ed Conley is moving
from 4l5 South Third to 914 North
Eighth street
Anoka Herald: Leo Eiseley made
up the paper this week. G. w. White.
horn pinched a couple of fingers of
the right hand half off, the typewriter
baked and this is scrubbed left hand
ed
On account of the death of w. NJ.
Robertson, past exalted ruler of Nor.
folk lodge No. 653, b. p. o. E., the
annual ball, which had been set for
next Friday, has been indefinitely post
poned.
One of the improvements in the Au.
ditorium which will not be in the pub
lie eye is the installation of a new as
bestos electric light switchboard, to
replace one of wood which formerly
served, This new board is a much
better one in many ways for the house.
Norfolk lodge, No. 81, A. o. u. W.,
Will meet in regular session this even
ing, when full attendance is desired.
Deputy A. b. Dillon, who has been
working in the city the past week. will |
be present at the meeting tonight, and
he wants to see every local member
of the lodge.
Alberta Gallatin, the excellent ac-
tress who is TO open the Auditorium |
here next Tuesday evening with Dor J
othy Vernon of Haddon Hall" is
booked for the Boyd theater in Omaha
on Thursday, Friday and Saturday of
this week. The company plays in
Sioux City Monday night.
Word has been received from a
large number of towns around Norfolk