The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1908-04-17
FRIDAY FACTS

ffiDAr fAC y.
Carl Austin is down from Inman.
city
Miss Polenske was up from Mad
ison.
Mrs. Gabler of Pierce was in Nor
folk.
d. T. Hodson is in Verdigre on bust.
ness.
G. T. Sprecher was in Petersburg
yesterday.
Ernest Stutskey of Chicago is work
ing in Norfolk.
Fred Parish has gone to Omaha to
resume his position with the Myer-
Dillon drug store.
Mrs. H. l.. Doughty of Lincoln is
visiting in Norfolk.
Mrs. Peter Kautz and Mrs. L. lei
mer were down from Hoskins.
Mrs. A. L. Root of Omaha is IN Nor
folk on a visit with her daughter, Mrs.
w. A. Kingsley, at the Pacific.
Mrs. C. G. Sutherland returned home
from Hoquien, Wash. A sister, Miss
Marguerite Tighe, returned with her.
iially IldiI udo leIuluSu llOH
Des Moines, Iowa, where he took a
six months course in pharmacy.
Miss Ida Jones of Winnetoon, on
her way home from Brownell hall for
the Easter vacation, is the guest Of
Miss Edith Hermann.
P. C. Cockerell of Sioux City, repre-
senting the independent telephone toll
interests in this section, is in Norfolk
on business visit with w. ]. Stadel-
man. He said that the Sioux City toll
line would be iato Norfolk in forty
days.
F. G.. Rooster of Carroll is in the
W. I. Malone, Nebraska Telephone
company official, is in Norfolk.
Harry Hartford returned yesterday
from Des Moines, where he has been
attending the school of pharmacy at
Highland Park college.
c. D. Haskell, assistant cashier of
the First National bank at Gregory,
S. D., and son of John d. Haskell of
Wakefield, has returned to Yale to
complete his college work and take
the final examinations preparatory to
graduating this spring,
Among the days out of town visit
ors in Norfolk were: F. G.. Rooster,
Carroll; Frank Cogt, Tilden; Martin
Lee, Newcastle; ]. P. Jensen, Blair;
Sheriff j. ]. Clements, Madison; Peter
Nygren, Wayne; c. H. Mohr, Plain
view; Miss Alice Smith, Creighton;
F. Greedy, Blair; R. c. Anderson, Ge-
noa; D. D. Smith, Spalding; Henry L.
Johnson, Stuart; c. H. Reed, Madison.
Mrs. Elton Sherdeman is recovering
from a recent illness.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. William
Schimelphenig, a son.
The Pacific hotel is being repapered,
reprinted and generally overhauled
and renovated.
Nicholas C. Christensen and Miss
Katie E. Schmer two young people
of this city, will be married next Sun
day.
A business meeting of the Epworth
League will be held this evening at
1880 in the league parlors at the
Methodist church.
C. A. Bacon, a travelling man, has
rented the Oscar Johnson residence
and is moving with his family from
Stanton to Norfolk.
George B. Christoph has been
awarded the contract for furnishing
drugs, paints and oils to the Norfolk
hospital for the next quarter.
Frank C. Clark of South Norfolk has
gone to work with the Western Union
company in this city and will learn
the commercial telegraph business.
S. D. Robertson and j, T. Wolfkiel
have received a new cedar canoe
which they purchased from the Racine
manufacturing company. The canoe
weighs about ninety pounds, is sixteen
feet long and is built to carry four
people, The canoe is protected by a
canvas coating.
Miss May Grimes, one of the Nor
folk teachers who did not apply for
reelection, will teach during the com
ing year in the city schools of Omaha
Miss Grimes is a graduate of the nor