The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, 1908-08-21
TUESDAY TOPICS.

\. D. bullOCh went 10 Ondnd Moi
day.
Mrs. E. Sly returned from Long
Pine Monday noon after weeks
visit.
Mrs. Alice Klug went to Hadar
Monday.
Mrs. Cousins went to Wisner Mon
day noon.
Miss Myrtice Doughty went to Oma-
ha at noon.
W. j. Cow went to Naper Monday
on business.
E. l.. Myers was in the city Monday
on business.
James Poole left Monday evening
| for Ainsworth.
NJ. o. Walcott returned from Omaha
Sunday evening.
G. C. Lambert returned Monday
noon from Chadron.
Mrs, E. F. Stear and daughter left
monday. for Madison.
Miss Katherine Wiedenfeller left
Monday morning for Omaha.
Mrs. E. A. Waddell of Meadow
Grove was in the city Monday.
Miss Margaret Mills of Omaha is
visiting her sister, Mrs. John R..
Hays.
Mrs. Joseph Schwartz and Miss
May Barrett left this morning for
Omaha.
Mr. and Mrs. George M. Dudley and
children left Tuesday morning for a
visit at Omaha and Utica, Neb.
Martin Kollmorgen, who has been
visiting at the home of l.. Buckendorf,
left Monday noon for Bancroft.
John Wells and Joseph Stibley of
Madison and Fred Zimmerman of Bat
tie Creek were in Norfolk Monday.
A. E. Hutchinson, who has had
charge of the A.. l.. Kill'2n store for
two weeks, left for valley Monday.
Misses Agnes and Leona Raasch re-
turned from Madison where they have
been visiting friends for few days.
Will Wetzel, who has been visiting
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ludwig
Wetzel, returned to Columbus Mon
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. ]. Williams of
Plainview passed through the city
Monday noon on their way to West
Point.
Miss Dore Durham. who has been
visiting at the homc of w. P. Dixon
for several days, returned to Concor'
dia, Kan, Monday.
The Durland Trust Company is hav-
ing the front of their Office building
newly painted.
H. G. Cornell of Plainview is erect
ing a two story brick building at
Plainview and has given R. H. Rey-
nolds the contract. -
Dr. Culmsee, whose Office has been
over the millinery store of Mrs. E. A,
Waddell, will have his Office in the
Bishop block hereafter.
Two extra passenger cars were
taken north on No. 403 Tuesday morn
ing to bring a large number of In
dams from Niobrara to Valentine this
evening.
viii Stafford is taking his annual
vacation from the Citizens NationaI
bank and will spend his time hunting
and fishing with friends on the Elk
horn river near Battle Creek.
John Horisky, who has been in the
employ of the Fair store for severa
years, has resigned and will move his
family to Creighton, where he has &C
cepted a position in the Ryan &
Schneider store.
Albion News: Dr. f. NJ. Sisson lef
for Ashland to attend the encampmen1
there. He is chaplain of the first reg
, iment and was ordered out at the be
| ginning of the encampment, but was
? excused for the time, owing to Mrs
. Sisson's illness and the chautauqua.
Arnold Wagner, the threa-weeks-
, old son of w. A. Wagner, was chris
ened Sunday morning at ST. Paul's
Lutheran church fater the services by
; Rev. John Witt A dinner was served
= and festivities enjoyed in the after
: noon at the home of w. l.. Lehman.
| DR.. o. r. Meredith met Adrian New
. ans, the famous reader and imperson
} atOr, at Ames, Ia during his recen
trip and learned from him that he in
tended giving up his work at the
Ames agricultural school in order tC
: to take charge of the training talent o.
, the Redpath Lyceum bureau.
! Discussing the last day program o
t the Albion chautauqua, the AblioI
3 News says Hon. M Chandler faileC
!. to arrive, and DR.. F. NJ. Sisson who
: throughout the chautauqua, filled thu
. difficult position OF platform mana