The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1908-01-17
SATURDAY SETTINGS.

SR OHDAr or IlNSS.
A. H. Winder Is home.
Perry Dingman of Missouri Valley
is in Norfolk Saturday.
J. G. Engelman went to Orchard on
business Saturday afternoon.
A. M. White Of Foster was busi-
ness visitor in Norfolk Saturday.
The funeral of Mrs. Schwerm, moth
er Of Mrs. ]. c. Adams, will be held
at the Baptist church Sunday after
noon at 2 o'clock.
Father Tevis was in st. Edwards
Friday.
noon from Omaha.
w. j. Stadelman is home from a
short trip to Kearney.
Miss Drusilia Tompkins of Inman is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Ed Loucks.
Claim Agent Hunter of the North
Omaha.
Misses Junke and Randall, who have
been employed at the Norfolk hospi-
tai, have gone to Grand Island on a
visit.
Frank o. Evans and G. F. Austin
Of Des Moines, who have been in Nor
folk on business, returned to Iowa yes
terday.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. Warner are expect
ed home next week from Seward,
where they have been making we'd
ding visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Luders came over from
Hoslins Saturday. MIR. Luders re-
turned on the afternoon train and Mrs.
Luders will visit Norfolk friends until
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Viele leave Sun
day for Chicago and Michigan. Busi-
ness takes Mr.. Viele to Chicago but
he and his wife will visit in Michigan
before returning to Norfolk.
G. D. Simms leaves Monday for Lin
coin, where he is arranging to start a
new pickle factory. The factory will
be located at Havelock with Office and
warehouse in Lincoln, and Mr.. Simms
thinks he has fine opening.
Among the days out of town visitors
in Norfolk were: A. R. Davis, Wayne;
S. E. Baker, Columbus; S. w. Stauffer,
Lyons; j. G. Moore, Broken Bow; Miss
Davey, Wayne; Miss Clara Stillman,
Wayne; c. B. Kane, Bonesteel, S. D.;
E. Crook, A. M. White, Foster; ]. G.
Huffman, Plainview; William Gehrts,
Murdock; M. NJ Kennels, Osmond;
H. M. Scott, Plainview; Knox Triple,
Stanton; julius Degner, Wisner.
Mrs. Whitney returned Friday even
ing from Rochester, Mimi, where she
had been with her father and mother,
Judge and Mrs. Powers. Mrs. Powers
was able to leave the hospital on Tues
day and it is expected that she will
be we'll enough to come home the lat
ter part of next week. She was very
sick while in Rochester just before
the operation for gall stones, hence her
recovery is comparatively slow. Judge
Powers is better than he has been be-
fore for ten years.
Marion Saunders spent yesterday in
West Point.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. James Kinkral,
living southwest of Norfolk, a son.
"A. NJ. Quinn, a Norfolk commercial
man, is able to be up after being quite
sick.
Councilman e. B. Kaufman is re-
covering from severe attack of the
grippe.
c. J. Schroeder of Battle Creek held
an auction sale, preparatory to moving
to Norfolk.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Wachter or Fre-
mont, returning from a short visit at
Verdel, were guests at the Schwartz
home
Forty Greek laborers were taken
through by the Northwestern to Sho-
shoni, Wyo., where they will be used
| in construction work on the road.
The two new rooms which have been
added to the Norfolk National bank
| by an extension to the Mast block will
be ready for use in about ten days.
Orval Maxwell of Gregory, S. D., on
his way to spend the winter with his
mother at his old home in Harlan, Ia,
stopped for visit at the home of l..
c. Taylor.
The twelfth annual meeting of the
Elkhorn Valley Medical society, which
' is held in Norfolk next Thursday after