The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1908-12-11
MEpNEspAY WRINKLES.

ED Martin OF Madison was in Nor.
folk today
l.. s. Pennington OF Stanton was in
Norfolk Tuesday.
NJ. c. Hazen went to Madison Wed.
nesday morning.
t. +. Olmsted is home from a busl.
ness trip to North Platte
Mrs. Frederick and daughter Miss
Louise, were in Norfolk from Plain,
view
Mrs. A. Peters and son, Harrison
Peters, leave tonight for visit at
Rushvllle.
George n. Beels was in Omaha to.
day to attend the opening of the ma.
tlonal corn exposition.
Rev. ]. L. Hedbloom has gone to
Alexander Neb., to participate in a
ten days series of meetings. The
pulpit at the Baptist church will be
supplied next Sunday.
j. S. Smith with his family has
moved to 400 South Fourth street.
Tom Brice is recovering from his
attack OF typhoid fever as fast as
could be expected.
Arthur Ward has been troubled with
his hip for the past two weeks, being
forced to give up work.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. e. Burnham went
to Lincoln yesterday.
Mrs. |. A. Lownes of Verdel has
been visiting her parents in Norfolk
Mrs. A. Severa of Battle Creek, who
Is suing the town Of Battle Creek for
heavy damages as the result of fall,
was in Norfolk on her way to Madison.
Mr. and Mrs. w. II. Buttertield
were passengers for Omaha yester-
day.
Judge Cones of Pierce passed
through the city yesterday enroute
to Omaha.
Judge J. ]. Harrington of O'Neill
passed through Norfolk yesterday on
his way to a town in the O2arks,
where he goes totake depositions in
legal case.
Among the days out of town visi-
tors in Norfolk were: r. r. Fish,
Bonesteel, S. D.; A. Zander, Stanton;
II. j. Sinclair, Harrington: l.. Oleson,
Burwell Frank Cole Dallas, S. D.;
Mr.. and Mrs. s. w. German, Dallas,
S. D.; Mrs. M. Carlson, Bonesteel
s. ID.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w. Bush
son.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. ]. G. Grove,
a son.
The Eastern Star will meet tomor'
row night.
DR.. C. w. Ray, pastor of the Meth
odist church, delivered his lecture on
"The Holy Land" at Coleridge last
night.
The ladies' aid society of the First
Congregational church netted $12O.95
as a result of the annual bazaar and
church dinner held in the church par
lors last Friday
The young ladies' guild of Trinity
church will meet Thursday evening
at o'clock at the home of Mrs. Joe
Hight. All members are requested tc
be present as important business is tc
be transacted
Sioux City Journal: The Girl anC
the Gawk" was the bill at the New
Grand theater last evening. 1t is {
comedy drama in -four acts and forty
laughs" However, it is not all fun
pathos adding to the interest of the
piece viii II. Locke plays the par
of the gawk and Della Locke appears
as the girl.
A meeting of the Norfolk fire de
partment, held this evening, will prob
ably act on matters connected witt
the state convention soon to be helt
here.
Richard F. Marwood's verse OF
Bryan for the Senate" which ap
peared originally in The News, ha:
been copied by the Springfield Repub
lican, the leading daily paper in Mas
sachusetts.
Fred Woodruff is camping on the
horseshoe bend of the Elkhorn in
tent with his family. Woodruff farms
in the summer but spends the winter
trapping.
Pierce Call: F. A. Reed went t.
Norfolk where he will work out of the
general offices of the Singer Sewint
Machine company. His family viii
follow him.
Mrs. j. PLANT and Mrs. w. A. Kings
ley entertained party of friends dur
ing the afternoon at the Pacific hotel
many of the guests at the party com
ing up from Stanton at noon.
Mrs. j. w. Ransom will entertain
the ladies aid society of the Methods
church on Thursday afternoon, Dec
10. Mrs. Ransom will be assisted b!
Mesdames Demmon and Lough.
Norfolk farmers are represented IL
the competition at the national corr
exposition in Omaha. Exhibits of corr
and wheat were sent IN from here
About 800 pounds of corn is exhibited
from here, while four samples o.
wheat were sent to Omaha Franl