The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1908-03-27
WEDNESDAY WRINKLES.

Burt Mapes was In Foster yesterday.
Miss Lena Mills is home from Sioux
City.
NJ. C. Hazen returned yesterday
| from O'Neill.
Mrs. Fred Miller returned to her
home in Utica today.
Mrs. A. G. Mason of Meadow Grove
was in Norfolk yesterday.
Dr. p. II. Salter was called to Pierce
yesterday for an operation.
Mrs. Ella Letter left Monday even
ing for Johnstown on a business trip.
ID. Mathewson returned last evening
from pleasant and quite successful
hunting trip in Iowa.
Mrs. o. Lamoureaux of Lamro, S.
d., was in Norfolk returning to Trip
county from Omaha.
Mrs. Will Vail and Mrs. Lawler
came down from Wayne and are the
guests of DR.. and Mrs. II. S. Over
rocker.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. W. Koerber and
John Koerber left at noon for Madi-
son, Wis. to see their father, who is
very sick.
Victor N. Peterson of Wausa was in
Norfolk yesterday, his first visit to
the city. Mr.. Peterson recently sold
his Knox county farm and may move
to Norfolk.
j. w. Rose, manager of the sugar
factory at Grand Island, is in the city
visiting old time friends. In the six
years since he has been here he notes
many changes.
Rev. and Mrs. Headbloom of Stroms-
burg were in Norfolk on short visit
early in the week for the purpose of
becoming acquainted with the mem
bers of the local Baptist church of
which Mr.. Headbloom is to become
the pastor next summer.
Burt Mapes was in Pierce Wednes
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. T. Sprecher are in
Omaha.
E. P. Weatherby was in Sioux City
Wednesday.
W. E. Mcdonald drove up to Pierce
in his machine Wednesday.
James Delaney of Clinton, Iowa, is
in Norfolk on visit with his uncle
w. A Wtizigman.
S. E. Hewins and wife are home
from a long trip visiting friends il
, Wisconsin, Iowa and Ohio.
Ross Tindall will be home from
Wesleyan university at Lincoln mex
, Saturday for weeks vacation.
, James Burk of Foster was in Nor
folk Tuesday evening to attend the
, wrestling match at the Auditorium.
Prof. G.. Bronson, a member of thu
=, theological faculty of Northwestern
university at Chicago, was in Norfoll
Wednesday on his way to Wayne
where he is on the program of tn,
7 district meeting of the Methods
churches of this district
Jack Downs, one of the principal
in the Downs-Wasem wrestling mattel
o at the Auditorium, left Norfolk a
o noon for Crawford where on April
o he has a ring fight with Dewey" ;
o north Nebraska black fighter VIII
some time ago fought a forty-fou
round draw with Jack Sullivan o
ONeill Downs spoke well of Luck,
9
n has challenged Wasem and may com
: to Norfolk to see the match in cas-
:, it is arranged for this city. Downs il
, trying for an opening in wrestling III
consciously drops into the attitude o
the prize ring.
Among the days out of town visit
ors in Norfolk were: John Weaver
}, Gregory, S. D.; John Abart, Emmett
j. Simonson, Broken Bow, w. F. Sci
l. tee, Stanton; j. II. Sager, Genoa; A
a. NJ. Walling, grand master workma
S of the Nebraska A. o. U. W.; !. "
n Alter, H. e. Greggs, Wayne; Mrs
:. Charles Bush Creighton; Mr.. and Mrs
y P. l., Best, Stanton; F. Moore, Creigl
e ton; William Royalty, Dallas, S. d.
i. Walter Gaebler, Winside; DR.. E. +
e Oelke, Pierce; r. N. Thorp, E. N
d Peterson, Hugo Sanity, d. r. johnson
D. p II. Cox, E. r. Perdue, Ralph {
Emery Wayne.
r E. r. Taylor of South Norfolk ha
It recovered from a recent sick spell.
D. The Modern Woodmen added 81
L members to their lists Monday evel
p ing.
The ladies guild of Trinity churc
g will meet with Mrs Morrison Thur
e day afternoon.
y Cement walk building in Norfol
n will start in April. For three yeal
Norfolk has been engaged in a C
in ment walk campaign.
is C, Il. Doughty is having a new plat
lie glass front placed on his building
529 Norfolk avenue occupied by Z
Brueggeman's electrical supply hous
so The first regular meeting of II
ct young mems committee Of the Cor