The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1908-12-04
MONDAY MENTION,

Logan, Ia, was III NOrtOlk saturday,
Miss Grace Jackson and sister and
Miss Irene Ellwood of Neigh were
Norfolk visitors
Miss Edith Estabrook was the
son over Thanksgiving.
j. A. PAUL of Kearney has been In
Norfolk on a visit with his brother,
p. PAUL, on his way to Trip county
to look over the homesteads, having
drawn No. 1894.
Among those who came from Pierce
for the football game Saturday were:
j. f. Rohn, C. McWhorter, A. Nc
Y Whorter, X. Goff, A. Klug, c. Bartlett,
II. Boyce, l., Mohr, w. Lea, A. Bech-
ter, II. Hough, w. Mcdonald, C.
Chilyers, l., McWhorter, Spencer
Adams.
Miss Ethel Doughty is home from
Inman.
Harry Fuller of Osmond was in the
city Sunday.
George Schiller and family have re-
turned to Central City.
Mr.. and Mrs Clifford Of Belden are
the guests of r. M. Hail.
County Attorney j. A. Van Wagenen
of Pierce was in Norfolk Sunday.
Judge Eiseley returned Sunday from
O business visit of several days to
Anoka.
Mrs. Kimball Barnes of Omaha went
to Madison for a visit after spending
Thanksgiving in this city
Rev. II. Fricke returned to Madison
Saturday afternoon, after conducting
the funeral of the late Fred Schelly.
Miss Edith Viele has returned from
Thanksgiving visit to her sister,
Mrs. Fred G.. Marshall at Verdigre.
Mrs. j. Hauptli ana daughter, Miss
Ella Hauptli, returned last evening
from Omaha, where they visited Mrs.
Hauptli's sister, Mrs. Carl Zuelow,
who is still at the Methodist hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Sherman Wiley and
son, Glen Wiley, returned home to-
day. Mrs. Wiley was absent three
weeks visiting in Grand Island and
Hastings. She was Joined by her hus-
band and son at Hastings, where they
at Thanksgiving dinner together.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Melcher of
Pierce drove overland Monday to visit
Mr.. Alan Marquardt and Louis Mel
cher. They intended to return during
the afternoon, but remained rather
than face the raw northern wind.
e. p. Wilson, the Wayne superin-
tendent, was over last week for con-
ference with DR.. O. R. Meredith rea-
tive to the Fourth district of the
Christian church. The annual conven-
ton will be held in June at Craig.
Geo D. Donaldson of Mitchell, S. D.,
nj. G. Bley of Plainview, II. l.. Reams
of Wayne and j. G. Newell of Wake
field, all breeders of note in their re-
spective localities, came in Saturday
to attend the colt show, remaining in
town until Monday noon.
Among the days out of town visi-
tors in Norfolk were: Mr.. and Mrs.
II. A. Cheney, Creighton: w. f.
Lewis, Herrick, S. D.. H. H. Christen-
son, Stanton; Ed Stevens, w. S. Liv-
inghouse, Madison; e. G. Edsen, Til
den; H. e. Reed, Madison; j. w. Nc
Cam, Dallas, S. D.; F. l.. McNown,
Winside; c. S. Smith, Madison; G. H.
Buckley, G. F. Johnson, Humphrey;
A. S. Becklund, st. Edwards; Mr.. and
Mrs. e. NJ. Hertz, Oscar Kost, Fairfax,
s. D.; C. e. Smith, Stanton; Miss
Mabel O'Fallon, Pierce; A. P. Young,
Battle Creek; Jess Van Norman,
Pierce; S. S. Allen, Foster.
Will Jay of Lincoln was in Norfolk
Saturday and while here disposed of
his interest in the Book Store to r.
Hall.
Howard Cornell while engaged in n
wrestling match with Elmer Cook last
week, tore loose some of the ligaments
of his knee.
Little Edward Loucks Is still i'm
proving.
New laboratory fixtures for the high
school building have arrived in Nor
folk.
DR.. G. A. Young one day last week
gave short address in Fremont at
the tuberculosis exhibit.
Phil Hull, who has been in the
Methodist hospital in Omaha for some
time, is said to be better.
C. H. Stewart, recently elected coun.
ty attorney of Pierce county, will
move from Osmond to Pierce.
j. j. Welsh, after having a light at
tack of typhoid fever, was able to be
down town this afternoon for the first
time in ten days.
A national bank statement, showing
the condition of all national banks on
last Friday, has been called for by the
treasury department.
Rev. j. f. Poucher of the Stanton
Methodist church will deliver one Of
the addresses at the Knights Templar
Christmas observance.
Mrs. Arthur Kaun, a daughter OF
Herman WEIGH died Sunday morning
at her home in the southwest part Of
Wayne county. The funeral will be
held Tuesday noon from the house.