The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1908-12-18


Plainview.
Misses Norah Dixon and Bertha
Howe returned yesterday from Omaha
where they have been visiting friends
and relatives and attending the corn
exhibitions.
William Frum of Omaha a brother
ln.law of the late Mrs. Mary Elliott of
this city, died Tuesday in an Omaha
hospital. Mr.. and Mrs. John Gibson
of Oakdale, relatives of Mrs. Frum,
passed through Norfolk for Omaha to
attend the funeral. Mr.. Frum had
visited in Norfolk.
Burt Mapes left at noon for O'Neill.
H. A. Lantz left for Tecumseh yes.
terday.
b. T. Reid is home from trip up
the Bonesteel line.
John Locht of Battle Creek was in
Norfolk yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Reineccius are
visiting in Madison.
A. j. Durand went to West Point
yesterday afternoon.
Fl. c. Matrau is expected home from
Omaha about Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John X. Hays were
passengers to Omaha yesterday.
Mrs. A. II. Kiesau went to Omaha
yesterday to attend the corn show.
Mrs. Munson of Battle Creek was
visiting friends in Norfolk yesterday.
Ed Tillotson of Bellevue, Mich, is
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Viele
w. S. Slaughter, vice president of
the Bank of Herrick, was in Norfolk
Tuesday.
J. F. Walton and V. L. Walton went
down to Des Moines yesterday on
business.
Frank Lamb and little son have re-
turned to Madison after a visit with
Harry Lamb.
Mr. and Mrs Henry Miller and
daughter of Stanton were in Norfolk
on Monday.
Henry Hasentlug went to Hadar yes
terday to look after some real estate
transactions.
Mrs. Nj. C. DemmOn left yesterday
to attend the horticultural exposition
in Council Bluffs.
Miss Hagarman and Mr.. and Mrs.
John Pofahl of HosRins were Norfolk
visitors on Monday
b. A. Staley, one of the proprietors
of the new store at Foster, was in
town on business yesterday.
l.. f. Spencer of Beemer who has
been in Creighton most all fall passed
through Norfolk yesterday on his way
home
Herman H. Miller went down to Co.
lumbus yesterday for a consultation
with the attending physician at the
hospital there.
Mrs. c. Briggs of Norfolk left yes
terday for California where she will
spend the winter with friends of last
winters making.
o. c. Hauptli and bride, who have
been spending a delightful wedding
trip in Arizona, are expected to be
home in Norfolk Sunday next.
Mrs. j. r. Carter who is visiting at
the home of her sister, Mrs. Henry
Evers of Morningside, Sioux City, is
expected home the last of the week,
]. n. Marsh of Niobrara, a promin-
ent stockman and cattlefeeder, passed
through Norfolk yesterday with cat
tie billed for the Sioux City market,
Among the days out of town visi-
tors in Norfolk We're: R. s. Poelke,
Gregory, S. D., c, C. Daily, Creighton;
C. H. Turpin, Oakdale J. Il. Judrew,
Lynch; J. A. storm, Herrick, S. D.; E.
Halverson, Burke, s. D.; R. j. Allen,
Herrick, S. D.; Arthur Oliver, Wisner;
George Slater, Burke, S. D.; B. 4.
Staley, Foster; H. J. Backes, Hum
phrey; X, W. Mcdonald, Pierce.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Scott, a
daughter.
Elmer Hardy is working in the C.
S. Hayes jewelry store during the
t Christmas rush.
: J. O. Weathery, a former manager
of the Western Union in Norfolk, is at
Weatherby, Mo.
Mrs. NJ. f. Cooper has established
an apartment for hair dressing, etc,
: at 800 South Tenth street. Mrs
Cooper has studied in Omaha
1 Casper Ref, said to be the largest
1 individual landowner in Cunning coun
" ty, died at his farm home near West
D Point Monday night at the age o.
3 seventy-two.
: Two Mormon missionaries have
been canvassing the town for recruits
his week. Whether or no they have
had any success in Norfolk has no
!, been ascertained.
The Queen Esther circle met Mon
n day evening at the home of Mrs. J. H
OMAN. The feature of the evening
q was the packing of a Christmas ham
per for the little child in the soutl
+ the circle is supporting.
1t is stated at Battle Creek tina
e Congressman Boyd's recommendation
of the appointment of Fred w. Rich