The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1908-07-10
MONDAY MENTION.

Dan Foley Of Bristow was In town
yesterday.
f. II. Scott went to Pierce Monday
on business.
E. II. Luikart of Tllden was in the
city Monday.
Miss Verna Coryell went TO Foster
this morning,
Mrs. Morey of Pierce was in the
city yesterday.
Miss Beeson of Lynch was in the
city yesterday.
]. G. Larkin went to Niobrara Mon
day on business.
q. Becker and family returned to-
day from Stanton.
Ogden Milligan Of Scribner Is visit
ing friends In the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Maumaugh are
visiting M. o. Walcott.
Misses Belle and Pearl Blackstone
went to Pilger Monday.
Miss Fox and Miss Mcdonald left
FOR Pierce this morning.
DR.. and Mrs. Johnson Of Creighton
were in the city over night.
Misses Leila Craft and Celia Mullen
returned to Wayne at noon.
Nick Classen and family of Spencer
are visiting c. P. Chrstianson.
Arthur Ref passed through the city
Shis morning from Grand Island.
Miss Ruth Sturgeon has returned
from two weeks visit in Creighton
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noon from brief visit in Monow and
Butte
Father Walsh went to Council Bluffs
today to attend the funeral of Dean p.
H. Smyth.
Rome Miller of Omaha passed
through the city last evening enroute
for the west.
C. j. Stockwell, editor of the Genoa
Times. visited old time Norfolk friends
on the Fourth.
Miss Mable Rouse left at noon for
West Point to attend the funeral of
her grandfather.
Fred Krahn left for Chicago at
noon to attend the summer session
of Chicago cutting school,
Mrs. F. Schulz, Mrs. Carl Voecks
and Mrs. August Kaun leave this
evening for Hot Springs, S. d.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. c. Koerber left at
noon to spend three weeks in the
Colorado mountains near Denver.
Miss Glare Napier and Miss Mable
Odiorne returned at noon from Stan
ton.
Postmaster Thomas Of Omaha,
passed through the city today on his
way to the mountains for a fishing
trip.
o. Hauptli and P. Larson went to
Fremont yesterday to attend the
funeral Of the late George Hunting
ton.
Miss Amy Frink stopped over with
e. S. South and family Sunday even
ing on her way to attend the Wayne
normal.
Misses June and Wayne Gafford Of
Omaha arrived in Norfolk today to
spend a few days with their aunt, Mrs.
E. r. Hayes,
Mrs. Richard Bathke went to Pierce |
Friday noon, joining a party there
bound for Plainview, where they cele-
brated the Fourth.
Mrs. Herman Raasch stopped off |
TO spend the Fourth at the w. l.. Leh-
man home on her way to Stanton from
Hot Springs, S. D.
DR.. C. A. McKim of Lincoln was in
the city Friday between trains. He
had been to Wayne attending to some
state veterinary work.
c. C. Hughes, the former general |
of the Northwestern |
system west of the river, was in the
city yesterday on business.
]. r. Gettys, educational secretary |
of the Nebraska Wesleyan university,
passed through the city today on his
way home to University place.
Mrs. w. H. H. Hagey and Miss
Johanna Hagey are home from Min
neapolis, where they attended the
of the American Library |
association. Miss Johanna left for
Lincoln this morning, where she is
librarian in the city library.
Out of town visitors were: A. ].
Foster; ], E. Francis.
Pierce; F. A. Loebe, Howells; A. ].
Madison; NJ. l.. Ringer,
Wayne; C. F. Sweet, Wayne; F. Bee
son, Lynch; Miss Marie Marrow,
O'Neill; w. G, Jackson, Creighton.
d. F. O'Brien of this city has ac-
cepted position as travelling sales
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