The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, 1908-03-27
MONDAY MENTION.
RainbOlt is I'm Omaha.

"SNOHr VIEW iSN.
". A. Rainbolt is in Omaha.
Mr.. and Mrs. V. G. Huebner OF
Pierce were in Norfolk over Sunday.
Miss Maggie Dolaway went to
Sioux City for visit with her mother.
Jack Wells of Lincoln spent Sunday
in Norfolk with his father, Rev. ]. c.
s Wells.
Judge WEIGH Of Wayne was in the
city enroute to Pierce. to convene dis
trict court.
w. H. Harlon and family of Tilden
spent Sunday In Norfolk at the home
of w. A. Shippee.
G. F. Durland of Plainview was in
Norfolk over Sunday, spending the
day with Norfolk relatives
Mrs. William Lease returned last
evening from Wisner, where her
mother, Mrs. S. Schirmer, is seriously
i'll.
w. A. Meserve and William Huff
smith of Creighton passed through
Norfolk Monday noon enroute home
from Dakota business trip.
The annual Memorial day of the
United Commercial Travellers of Amer
lea will be observed by the members
of Norfolk council, No. 100, on April
5. that being the Sunday preceding
the anniversary of the death of the
first supreme secretary, Chas. b.
Flagg. The council appointed ar
rangement committee at their meeting
Saturday night and will prepare pro-
gram of unusual interest.
d. Baum has returned home from
Chicago
Mrs. Hull has been in Madison on
a visit with Mrs. James Cleveland.
Miss Bessie Williams and Miss Hat
tie Shaffer went to Pierce Monday.
Mrs. Eppler was in Madison last
week to attend the Papsteiu-Schlende
wedding.
Mrs. Bryant and Miss Doyle of Mad
ison were in Norfolk on their way to
South Dakota.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. l.. Bussey went to
Madison last week to attend the Pap
stein-Schlender wedding.
w. C. Altman and Charles Altman
arrived home yesterday from Omaha
in an automobile that was purchased
in Omaha by the latter. Through a
breakdown at Hooper the journey
was delayed several hours. Both OF
the passengers were forced to get out
and work at the broken machine in a
blacksmith shop for some time before
proceeding.
Clarence Campbell, Frank P. Camp
bell and G. T. Birmingham of O'Neill,
returning from the Omaha automobile
show in a new touring car. were in
Norfolk over night.
Among the days out of town visit.
ors in Norfolk were; B. f. Riechers,
Falls City; f. Lamnam, Pierce; r. B,
McFadan, Chadron; C. NJ. Taylor, Co
lumbus; David A. Breuce, Hoskins
G. L.. Connany, Bonesteel; Mrs. d. r.
Creighton; S. c. Clusas, Spencer; A.
l.. Docken, Osmond; l.. F. Simons,
Platte Center; II. NJ Scott, Plainview !;
w A. Ravens, Fairfax, S. D.; Mrs.
Bryant, Miss Doyle, Madison; S. NJ.
Seaton Painview.
Charles P Dudley has purchased a
lot on South Fifth street and will
erect a home there.
A marriage license was issued at
Madison last week to Henry Kophil
and Miss Emelie Hartman of this city
Bennett Seymour, republican nomi'
nee for city engineer, will not make
the race. If the vacancy on the ticket
is not filled City Engineer Salmon will
have no opposition for reelection.
A party was given at the home OF
Frank Kruger ST., in Edgewater park
Sunday in honor of Mrs. Kruger, II
being her siXty-ninth birthday. A
large party of friends enjoyed the
evening.
NJ. H. Ish of Omaha, state agent for
the United Wireless Telegraph com
pany, will discuss wireless telegraphy
before the Commercial club directors
at their Tuesday noon meeting, TAX
ing up the matter of Norfolk sub
station.
Crawford Courier: On Thursday