The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1908-07-17
MONDAY MENTION.

moNOHI WEN WV
N. A. Rainbolt left for Burke at
noon.
Mrs c. II. Baker went to Lincoln
at noon.
Mrs C. Bilger returned from Omaha
at noon.
]. F. Nolan of North Platte is in
the city
e. C. Shafer left for Pennington,
Ia, today
Albert Miller and Rev J. l.. Slime
left for Neigh at noon to hold special
meetings.
Mrs. Guy Peyton went to Plainview
this morning.
Mack Harding of Omaha is visiting
in the city.
Miss Ethel Doughty will return from
lnman tomorrow.
Miss Ella Hauptli returned from
Battle Creek yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Jackson are visit
ing relatives in Madison.
Mr.. and Mrs. Asa X. Leonard re-
turned from Omaha last evening.
Misses Martha Kell and Anna Heck
man returned from Hadar yesterday.
Miss Mildred Knight who has been
visiting Miss Edna Louchs, returned
to Omaha at noon.
w. p. Logan went to Wynot at noon
today on business.
d. F. OBrien went to Omaha at
noon on business.
Miss Geneva and Nora Moolick went
to Omaha at noon.
Miss Hazel Alderman Of Plainview
is visiting in the city.
Misses Katheryn and Ruth Witzig-
man went to Meadow Grove.
Rudolf Eaton formerly of Norfolk,
passed through the city Monday noon
on his way to Battle Creek.
Miss Margaret Timing went to
Pilger at noon to attend the funeral of
her aunt, Mrs. Della Timing.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. o. Sterner and
family, who have been visiting c. H.
Sterner, returned to Omaha at noon.
Harry Moolick and his two sisters,
Misses Luella and Esther, left for
North Bend today for weeks visit.
The body of Mrs. Gruber of Hos
kins was shipped TO Gresham, Neb..
where it will be inferred. Three
brothers, a father and sister attend
the burial.
Miss Ethel Brown of Boulder, Colo.
who has been in Norfolk the guest OF
a college friend, Miss Opal Olmsted
left at noon for Omaha for short
visit before returning TO Boulder.
H. E. Johnson was in Norfolk over
Sunday visiting his sister, Miss May
Johnson. Mr.. Johnson is to travel
out of Omaha and will move to that
city from Illinois in the near future.
Among the days out of town visi
tors were: Superintendent Frank
Pilger, Pierce; G. A. Lamber, Atkin
son; Mrs. p. McGraw, Creighton; NJ
McManigal, Wayne; Mrs. S. ]. Reeves
Madison; Superintendent Frank Pur
due, Madison; c. NJ. Lewis, Plainview
A. Mitchell, O'Neill; C. A. Barnes
Ainsworth; H. H. Drake, Humphrey
G. A. Hume, Madison, c. G. Whipple
Niobrara; C. A. Maynard, Madison.
Miss Emma Schulz has been i'll.
SNOWFALL bushes in C. S. Hayes anC
A. n. McGinnis' yards are in bloom
the second time this summer.
w II. Brakeman had one of his ba!
horses shot Saturday, the horse hav
ing been kicked by his mate so severe
ly that hind leg was broken SQUARED.
off.
Mayor ]. d. Sturgeon has purchase
a store in Madison with genera
racket and millinery stock. 1t is hi
present intention to place a man II
charge of the store, which in addition
TO its present stock will be run as
branch music store.
Silas Ball is janitor of the Washing
ton school after all After a tangl
in the school records had been III
tangled it Is disclosed that Mr.. Bal
was elected after all. The board ha
accordingly issued him a certificate Q
election.
County Superintendent F, S. Perdu
of Madison and County Superintendent
Frank Pilger of Pierce were foo
bound from Wayne Sunday, bein
slated TO spend the next four week
as instructors in the Wayne norma
The normal manapament hac nhtoina