The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, 1908-04-03
TUESDAY TlDlNGS.

Mrs. ]. f. Wagner was down from
Hadar yesterday.
c. NJ. Thompson, the Newport bank |
er, came to Norfolk yesterday after
noon.
Miss Ida Loe Of stanton was in Nor
folk.
Burt Mapes went to WSnnetoon at
noon.
DR.. A. b. Tashjean was called to
Plainview yesterday.
Geo. H Burton returned at noon
from Fremont.
G. G. Whipple of Nlobrara was in
Norfolk yesterday.
Miss Nola Walker left today for her
new home in Weeping Water.
Lon GutEmer is back from a hunt
ing trip near Columbus.
Mrs. Hattie Wilberger of AncEa was
in Norfolk Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Fechner and daughter
of Stanton were Norfolk visitors yes
terday.
Miss Elsie EbeTling and Miss Clara
Hickman left for a few days visit in
West Point.
Charles Konror of Wisner is in
Norfolk Or visit with his uncle, Mar
tin Kane.
r. II. Reynolds and Marcus Rey-
nolds went to TTilden to put up a new
brick building.
City Superintendent Il. ]. Boutwell, is
home from visit to Wesleyan univer-
stty at Lincoln.
Will Powers, court reporter for the
Ninth district, is home from Pierce,
court having adjourned.
DR.. and Mrs. Peters of Stanton were
calico to Norfolk yesterday by the
illness of Mrs. A. +. Tannekill.
Miss Anna Field OF Madison spent
Sunday with Miss Burnham in this
\ city. Mrs. Field visited with Mrs.
\ Burn ham on Monday.
Senator F. ]. Hale of Atkinson, a
| delegate-atllarge to the democratic ma
tioBal convention, was in Norfolk on
his way for trip through the easter n
part of the state.
| Among the days out Of town visit
Ors in Norfolk were: Mr.. and Mrs. T.
Click; Fl M. Scott, Plainview John
j. Booth, Columbus; e. G. Ludwig,
| AEsworth; James Nichols, Madison I;
%. A. King, Wayne; John Phinny, Til
deE r. G. Anderson, Genoa; c. F.
Hainer, Pilger; H. B. Stocking, O'Neill.
Oh. E. owen has just returned from
an extended trip through Idahp, where
he met number OF Madison, Wayne
! and StanCDn county people. He thinks
| lda1o the most prosperous country he
has seen for many years and one
which presents many opportunities for
young men. Many OF the largest irri
| eating schemes in the United States
are under construction at present in
! Idaho, and there will be many more
an the near future.
| w. II. Buttertield and D. b. .Brun-
son made business "trip to Nj. But
Ierfehs ranch near Magnet.
Misses Leaore and Helen Hagel of
Columbus are in Norfolk on visit
with their sister, Mrs. Will Hall
Superintendent Doremus of Madison
| was in Norfolk Monday completing
details for the declamatery contest.
DIR. Young, superintendent of the
Norfolk hospital, left for Lincoln at
| noon on business connected with the
institution
r. Reiland of Lexington was in Nor
folk yesterday on his way to CozEd,
stopping in Norfolk for brief visit
with friends.
Ed. Lewis, prominent stockmap
Of Butte. was in the city on his way
to Sioux City to purchase cattle. He
shipped two carloads through here last
week.
Mrs. NJ. Robb and daughter Gussie
accompanied Mr.. Robb's mother, Mrs.
F. w. Robb, to the latter's home at
Union, Nebraska, where they will visit
Tor a month.
Miss Myrna Wright has gone to
Sioux City to meet her brother Gilt,
who is an actor in the ole Olson com
pany. She will also visit her sister,
Mrs Stevens.
H. +. Barnhart is back from Council
Bluffs, where he went on business con
nected with the Lynch road case which
has been filed in the federal court in
this city, C. B. Scott, court reporter
in the Fifteenth judicial district, has
been commissioned by Judge Munger |
to take testimony in the case on April |
, and 8.
Among the days out of town visit |.
ors in Norfolk were: c. A. Smith |
Tilden; DR.. and Mrs NJ. d. Baker |
Madison; William O'Keefe, August |
Tikalsky Arthur Payelka, NJ. Oberle, |
'Nerdigre; Ed. l., Brooks, Winnetoon; .
A. r, Walters, Bloomfield; F. Lawson,
Niobrara; II, B. HOODS, Madison; G.
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