The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1908-10-09
SATURDAY SIFTINCs.

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T. u. Preccc of Battle Creek was In
Norfolk yesterday.
Peter Busscy and son, Ora Bnesey
have gone TO Gregory.
Mr. aud Mrs Y. p. Berger Of Creigh-
ton were Norfolk visitors yesterday.
Mrs Seth Jones and Mrs. Charles
Pierce of Wnnctoon were Norfolk
shoppers yesterday.
Miss Opal Madsen returned last
evening from a short visit in Omaha
and Missouri Valley.
Miss Erna Wilde, a school teacher
at Pierce is homo for Sunday.
Mrs f. p. WOOdring of Council
| Bluffs returned home yesterday after
short visit with her mother. Mrs.
for some time.
Among the days Norfolk visitors
were: Fred NJ. Pile and j. Il. Man
telle, Wayne; Il. NJ Campbell, West
Point; \. w. Sponho2, Madison; Frank
Hoan, Niobrara; w. ID. Forbes, Butte
l.. NJ. Clements, Creighton.
Henry Shul2 has returned from
Omaha.
II. w. Mosher of Battle Creek was
here today.
r. G. Rohrke of Hoskins was a
caller today.
Miss Rena Olmsted came home
from Pierce, where she teaches in the
Pierce high school, to spend Sunday
here.
Miss Minnie Schulz Of Pierce was a
visitor yesterday.
Miss Elsie Hoefs of Pierce was a
shopper yesterday.
Miss Matte Davenport went to
Omaha to visit friends today. While
there she will visit in Council Bluffs.
Misses Lucy Carberry and Edith
L EStabrooi returned from Omaha last
evening where they attended the Ak
Sar-Ben.
Miss Bertha Pilger, who is teaching
school at Stanton, is home for Sunday
Miss Bertha Leigh of Stanton accom-
panied her
Dewitt c. Durland of Goshen, n. Y.
=. IS visiting relatives, the Durland fam
, ily Mr.. Durland travels for a Kan
, sas City house.
G.. F. Biger returned last evening
- from Chicago, where he had been il
- the interest Of the Butterfly Cream
, Separator company.
Mrs. Il. A. Moore, accompanied by he
., sister. Mrs. Underwood, and daughter
~ have gone to Denver, where Mrs
>, Moore JONES her husband in their fu
:, ture home.
\ An accident in The News cfiice las
evening delayed the evening edition o
" the paper until after o'clock.
The Boys Dancing club gave it
n second dance of the season at MAJ
# Quardt hall last evening. Twenty
h. eight couples attended.
G. NJ Farley, who owns the Pi0rce
r. hCtcl but %ln las been rcG'lng III
IS building 10" some time, mas taken rus
10 session ana viii conduct ghc r1om;h
10 house himself 1t will be ovcrhuucl
m c. T.. Irman Of Omaha, inspector fo
: the Bell Telephone company, is her
IS to look over the line between Norfol
and Neigh and estimate what it wi
cost to repair It. The repairs viii b
ry made before winter.
- Five automobiles passed thrOu2
Norfol, yesterday overland for Dalla
c- They were consigned to McClou
r.. Brothers of Dallas, who will use thei
for showing laudseekcrs over the Ros
q bud They were bought in Omaha an
~ were in charge of Joseph WaiceE.
c Elijah Beal, former resident {
!, Tilden now living al Long Beach,
~ suburb of Los Angeles, was in No
N. folk today. He had been to Basset
where he owns some farms Mr.. BCa
20 who is rich landowner owning }anC
in southern Nebraska and easter
nd Iowa, formerly owned several farm
rs nolT Tilden, which he sold at from S;
~. to so an acre. The same lands a
ee now bringing 500 an acre.
nc The independent telephone compar
held a monthly meeting last mig,
,c- President Mapos presiding, Manag
~. w. j. Stadelman reported that Il
mi local phone service had passed Il
N 400 mark. One thousand long d
ON tanCe calls were made during Il
,c- month of September Long iistan
booths will be placed in the Oxna
To- and Pacific hotels, Three copper wi
,h circuits between Norfolk and Sio
.er City will be ready for service ne
am week.
Stanton II 'kct: William Casel}ie
former resident Of this pl9cn aud I
many years cashier of the First :
cl, ,ioual bank, is in the city at prese