The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1908-12-25
FRIDAY FACTS.

Gus Warner of lIosllins vas in Nor
folk on Wednesday
DR.. o. w. Merdith was in Battle
Creek on Thursday.
c. r. Bullock went to Lincoln yes
terday on business.
Mrs whittier and daughter Of Tildcn
were in Norfolk ON Wednesday.
NJ, and Mrs. A. Buucd'rt If Hos
k,,. were in Norfolk yesterday
Mrs. II. c. Simmons md mother
Mrs. Beck, left yesterday for Boomer
j. d. Sturgeon left yesterday on
BUSINESS visits to AuOka ANA NcrdCl
Miss Anna Palm was on Of the at
tcndants Of the UcckCr.RuasCh we'd.
ding at Pierce.
Jean Morsch of Scribner came up
Thursday for visit at the home OF
his sister, Mrs Il. o. Webb.
Mrs. A. j. Wcatherholt who has
been visiting in Norfolk, returned at
noon to her home at Hoslns.
Miss Emma Korth who has been
visiting friends in Pierce for the past
week. returned to Norfolk yesterday.
Mrs. Mary Spaulding left yesterday
70" Creighton, where she VIII spend
the holidays with her daughter Mrs.
Rress,
Mrs John Welch, Mrs. u Brown
and Mrs. p. Killoran are going to
Omaha to attend the closing days OF
the corn show
Gus and Otto Hendrix OF Scrihner
were in Norfolk yesterday on their
wav to Wakefield where they have
bought a meat markc..
Mr.. and Mrs Homer Dye of Meadow
Grove. who are on honeymoon trip,
are visiting in Norfolk at the home of
Mrs. Dyes uncle, MyrOn Twiss.
c. J. Miligan of Sioux City, one of
the largest hay and feed dealers of
northwestern Iowa, passed through
Norfolk yesterday on his way home
from O'Neil.
carl Hansen and son of Bloom
f,ld who were going through with
cattle to Omaha, stopped off yesterday
and visited friends in Norfolk. Mr.
Hansen formerly resided here.
Miss Mildred Forbes, a daughter of
in Norfolk on her way home from a
girls school at Sioux Falls, S. d., for
the holidays. While here she was a
guest at the home of DR.. Rray.
Among the days out of town visi-
tors in Norfolk were: Miss Nellie
KauA, Winside; Miss Fay Moore, AL
bion; Louis f. Bokamper Antony
Bokamper, Pierce; A. j. Wilcox, Greg
DRY: r. j. Sulgrove, Madison; j. b.
Thurman, Lynch; X. w. Mcdonald,
Pierce; II. Hyenger and wife, Greg
DRY; f. r. McGehee, Madison; f.
Crook. Foster; A. e. Stubs, Tilden;
Fred Seller, Center.
Mr. and Mrs. Croydon b. Jackson,
Frank H. Jackson and a party of
friends stayed over in Norfolk last
night on their way from Dallas to
visit relatives in Omaha. Besides the
Jackson family there was also with
the party Frank Jacquith, and Miss
Ester Jacquith of Okiboji and Mrs.
Elmer Johnson of Omaha Mr. JAG
Quth is the proprietor of large sum-
mer hotel on the lake front at Oki-
boil, Iowa
Miss Knight of Meadow Grove was
in town yesterday.
Miss Tressie Wecker passed through
Norfolk yesterday on her way to
Pierce.
Robert Schelly, Western Union
messenger, has been sick for several
days past.
A blaze clearly discernable from
farms east of the city led to the re
port last evening that there was a
fire at Stanton.
The thermometer only fell to II de-
grees above zero Thursday night de-
spite the fact that chilly wind made
it seem much colder.
Dr. c. A. McKim, state veterinarian,
will deliver and address on the subject,
"A state Sanitary Law for Nebraska
on January is at the meeting of the
Nebraska Veterinary medical associa-
ton held in Lincoln at the state farm.
Advice from Pierce is to the effect
that no action has as yet been brought
in the Pierce courts as a result of
the pounding administered to Robert
Fenske of Hoskius recently at Hadar. |
James NJ. Lloyd of Yankton, who
contracted typhoid fever at Dallas |
during the Trip county rush, is just
able to be out of bed after seven |
weeks siege of the disease. His |
physician lays the blame for his i'll |
ness upon drinking water.
Pierce Leader: NJ. Nichols and
family of Norfolk have moved onto
the r. Lanman farm southwest of
Pierce and will work the same the
coming year. AS has been previously |
stated in the Leader, Mr. Lanman has |
moved to Norfolk, where he has pur-
chased the Bob Seller livery barn |
and residence property.
II. f. Barnhart went to Niobrara |