The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1908-03-13
MONDAY MENTION.

Samuel Heitzman has been at Dallas
s. ID.
Miss Fannie Norton has spent the
past week in Omaha.
Chris Madsen of Missouri Valley
came up Saturday to spend few days
With relatives.
Mrs. Pearl Fogerty is expected in
Norfolk in a short time on visit with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. H.
Widaman.
Sheriff ]. J. Clements was in Nor
folk Saturday. The sheriff will go to
Lincoln sometime this week with Ray
Kennard, who is sentenced to the pen
itentiary for a year.
j. Nj. Long of Meadow Grove has
rented the Rome Miller farm here and
will farm it this summer.
Silas Ball arrived home from Bone
steel yesterday, where he has been
visiting.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Walcott went to
Omaha Saturday morning and arrived
home Sunday.
Miss Glennie Shippee, who teaches
school near Tilden, returned to that
place last evening after having spent
Saturday and Sunday with her parents.
Allen Castle of Long Pine came
down on the Sunday noon train for
visit with his sister, Mrs. Bowers.
Pete Jensen, the Battling Dane"
returned from Meadow Grove Sunday
noon, where he had been on business.
Miss Ella Hauptli returned to her
school near Meadow Grove Sunday
evening, after Saturday and Sunday
visit with her parents.
Fireman Woodbury., who had part
of his foot amputated last Tuesday,
is getting along nicely
Mr.. and Mrs. Chris Hendricks ar
rived home last evening from Serb
ner, after visit with relatives.
Mrs. John Spellman returned home
last evening from Nickerson. after a
short visit with relatives.
Ed Smith has moved his family
from Mr.. Hoit's house on South Sec
ond street to Mr.. Knappers house on
Fourth street
A. A. Baker was in the Junction
yesterday from Winnetoon on bust
ness.
Miss Kuntz of Beemer spent Sun
day with Norfolk friends.
Lee Vroman, the star witness for
the state in the Boche case, has left
Norfolk and is said to have gone to
st. Louis.
Mrs. Bert Taylor and two sons,
Floyd and Chauncey, arrived home
from Missouri Valley last evening
after short visit.
John Purviance and his father left
Sunday noon for thirty days visit
with relatives in Henipen, Iowa.
Miss Maud Whitla returned home
to Battle Creek last evening after a
visit with Norfolk friends.
The Stuart Advocate is another live
north Nebraska newspaper to get in
the $3.50 class, the new rate going
into effect this month.
PLANT & Kingsley, who ran the New
ElkhoTn hotel at Stanton before COM
ing to Norfolk to take charge of the
Pacific, have disposed of their Stanton
hotel interests to John Burner, Holt
county man.
Miss Bennett returned to her school
Sunday evening after having spent
Saturday and Sunday with her parents.
Miss Mable Robb, formerly of Nor
folk but now of Wisner, came up
Saturday evening for a short visit
with old friends, and returned home
this morning.
Miss Rebecca Duggan returned to
her school near Pierce Sunday noon,
after spending Saturday with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Axtel Johnson.
The district conference of the Meth
odist church meets at Wayne March
1921. DR.. Ray of this city will preach
the evening sermon on the first day of
the conference, DR.. Tindall, presiding
elder, delivering the sacrament later
in the evening.
Madison Star.Mail Judge Welch
when he closed his term of district
court here Tuesday took occasion to
say the trials at this court, of which
he is judge were witnessed by as
orderly an audience as had been his
pleasure to meet with. He also said