The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, 1907-10-25
SATURDAY SETTINGS.

Howard Beymer is in Omaha.
G. d. Butterfield is in Wood Lake
on business.
Peter Pilger and family Of Plain
view are visiting relatives in the city
Miss Inez Kyner, who has been WIS.,
ting Miss Clara Brueggeman, left for
Dixon at noon.
Perry Trulock Of Sioux City is in
the city, visiting his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. ]. Trulock
Frank Davenport and Sol Mayer
were out hunting near the lakes west
of the city Friday.
Misses Emma Wetzel and Mamie
Ward will spend Sunday with Miss
Bess Perdue of Madison.
8. r. Mcfarland was among the Nor
folk Odd Fellows in attendance at the
grand lodge meeting in Omaha.
Carl Wright of Omaha, attorney for
the Northwestern, passed through Nor
folk yesterday returning from O'Neill,
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Kent have ar
rived home from ten days visit with
Mrs. Kents brother, DR.. f. p. Joyce,
in Chicago.
A marriage license was issued by
County Judge Bates at Madison to
August Fred Bertram and Miss Ella
Ida Leu, both of Norfolk.
w A. Witzigman Is home from
Meadow Grove where he attended the
semi-annual directors meeting OF the
Meadow Grove State bank.
General Manager Frank Walters
passed through Norfolk yesterday
from Omaha on his way to Wyoming
for a trip over the Northwestern
western lines.
Mrs. C. G.. Crook of Meadow Grove
Mrs. Rudolph Bitch and children OF
Battle Creek and Mrs. w. r. Locke
and son of Stanton were among those
who spent Friday in Norfolk.
Among the days out of town visit
ors in Norfolk were: G. S. Anderson
Robert Peterson, Wausa; A. B. Fran
els, Ponca; Louis Sommer, Randolph;
Mrs. NJ. NJ. Cary, Wakefield Joe Grill
ly, Bonesteel, S. D.; Mr.. and Mrs. G
A. Day. Holdrege; August Modrone
Howells; Mr.. and Mrs. w. N. Hud
son, Stuart; Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w. Apgar
Woodville; Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. ]. Apgar
st. Edward; Isaac Spar, Burwell; 10
seph Stocnek, Clarkson; ]. Q. luck
Battle Creek; A. A. Spires, Plainview
]. r. Collins, Wisner; A. w. Glenn, G
II. Glenn, Madison; ]. H. Shadden
Broken Bow; Miss Elizabeth Phillip
lexington Mrs. S. c. Clucas, Mis-!
EDNA NJ. Glen, Spencer; Mrs. S. C
,Kruse. Creighton; w. e. Powers
Pierce; Miss Cowdery, Humphrey
Mrs. Chambers, Columbus; e. II
Hunter, Oakdale.
Mrs. S. G. Dean is ill.,
A. II. Viele has been confined t
his home with illness for the pas
week
Work on the foundation Of the in
dependent telephone exchange starte'
yesterday
Miss Tessie Dixon has a position II
the sales department of the A. l.. Xii
liam store.
The Northwestern is laying q bricl
platform about their new uptown pas
senger depot the platform running
the length of the block.
Arden Bucholz, the youngest son o
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Bucholz of Oma
ha, sustained a broken arm as a re
suit OF a fall down flight of celia
steps. Arden was enjoying a ride OF
his brothers back when the acciden
occurred.
General Superintendent S. M. Bra
den of the Northwestern is out on
trip with directors of the company
They are in the Chadron division.
Trainmaster e. o. Mount arrive
home Saturday noon from trip int
Gregory county, s. D. Building or
erstions are being pushed all owe
Gregory county and every man VIII
can handle hammer and has dis
position to work is busy, Dallas l
putting In permanent sidewalks O
metropolitan width and both Bonestee
and Dallas are working on city waite
systems. Gregory is booming,
Word was received from Madiso
yesterday OF the death OF Henry MAJ