The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, 1908-03-27
SATURDAY SETTINGS.

SATURDAY SETTINGS.
c. A, Smith has been in Lincoln on
business
Chris Anderson was in Spalding
yesterday.
p. Collins of Wisner was in Norfolk
yesterday.
John Peters of stanton was in Nor
folk Friday.
S. r. Carney is in Wyoming on a
business trip
NJ. NJ. Faucet returned from Bone
steel yesterday.
Mrs. G. f. bigger went to Sioux City
for a visit with her son, e. p. Hummel.
Mrs. Lou Hill of Louisville, Ky,
is the guest of Mrs. Elton Sherdeman.
Miss Edith Stocking of Wayne is in
Norfolk on n short visit with Miss
Rena Olmsted.
julius Degner and granddaughter,
Miss Lillian Degner, have gone to
Shelton for a weeks visit with rela-
tives.
Mrs. J. NJ. O'Connell of Ponca re-
y
several days in Norfolk, the guest of
Mrs. w. N, Huse
Mrs. John Fauble was down from
Hadar
Mrs. Fred Miller of Hoskins was in
Norfolk.
Ernest Korth went to Battle Greek
Saturday.
Mrs. Will Weber left Saturday for
harrington.
Mrs. Wickman of Pierce was a Nor
folk visitor.
Mrs. Frank Klug OF Stanton visited
Norfolk friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. C. Warren were
down from Tilden.
Miss Nettie Korth, who has been
quite i'll, is better.
Mrs. n Tanner Of Battle Creek was
in Norfolk Friday.
Mrs. Alice Brace of Tilden was in
Norfolk on business.
Mrs. Wilberger of Anoka was a Sat
urday visitor in Norfolk.
August Schulz and family went to
Hoskins Saturday for short visit.
Miss Amy Payne, principal of the
Norfolk high school, spent Saturday
in Wayne.
John Markus of Petersburg was in
Norfolk Friday, the guest of Charles
Groesbeck.
S. C. Blackman, editor of the Madi-
son Chronicle, was in town between
trains Saturday.
Miss May Shippee of Tilden came
down at noon to visit her cousin, Miss
Glennie Shippee.
Robert Mills and daughter, Miss
Lena Mills, are expected home Mon
day from visit at Laurel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Mayer Of Lin
coin will spend Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. Sol G. Mayer of this city.
Miss Anna O'Connor, teacher at the
Grant school, visited with friends in
West Point Saturday afternoon.
Henry Welty of Warren, H., is in
Norfolk for the purpose of making
land investments in this vicinity.
Mr. and Mrs. p. j. Barnes went to
Wausa Saturday for a short visit with
their daughter, Mrs. j. G. Bostrom.
Miss Ruth Mount has gone to Lin
coin to spend Sunday. Miss Gertrude
Mount is spending Sunday in Omaha
Miss Mertie Wood of Pierce and w.
f. Larimore of Oklahoma City are
guests at the home of W. II. Blake
man.
Charlie Groesbeck leaves Monday to
spend a week at the Gund Brewing
company's headquarters and brewery
at LaCccosse, Wis.
The d. \. club met Friday evening
at the home of Miss Ella Bland, The
early part of the evening was spent in
a social way. \ business meeting fol
lowed with the election of officers,
Refreshments were served.
c. ]. Haviland, now of ConcOrdia but
until recently manager of the West
ern Union Office in this city, is in Nor
folk on short visit with friends.
Among the days out of town visit
Ors in Norfolk are: j. d. Nellis,
Brunswick; Allen Hopkins, Neigh; j.
H. Farlin, Madison; J, G. MaTkus,
Petersburg; w. NJ. McCorkle, Column
bus; l., v Lundburg, Hoskins; c. H.
MOhr, Plainview; George H. Haase,
Emerson; w. ]. Pease. Beatrice; B.
f. Reichers, Falls City; Miss Ruth G.
Richardson, Battle Creek.
Roy Lee and Ernest Korth were
fined in police court Friday afternoon
as the result Of a saloon fight.
Some Norfolk people who cross the
NarfOlk aVanua fracka ara nrnfaatinp