The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1908-04-17
MONDAY MENTION.

Z. c. Cow left yesterday on bust
ness trip to New York.
Father Guessen of Gregory, S. D.,
was guest of Father Walsh.
Gus Mittlestadt and family were
down from Winside over Sunday.
H. II. Miller left today for a visit
with his son, Herman Miller, in Cali
fornia.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Davenport
spent Sunday in Norfolk, guests of
relatives.
Superintendent S. M. Braden went
west last evening to attend meetings
Of stockmen at Belle Fourche and
Rapid City.
w. |. Malone, an official of the Ne.
braska Telephone company, has re-
turned to Omaha after business visit
to Norfolk.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ferdinand Schulz, Carl
Voecks and Mr.. and Mrs. August Kaun
| went to Pierce Monday to attend the
silver wedding anniversary of Mr.. and
| Mrs. Frank Schulz.
VIII Martel has resigned his posi-
| ton with p. NJ. Barrett and is now
| learning the Gund system of bookkeep
ing under NJ. V. Avery, preparatory tt
taking charge of the Gund warehouse
at Rapid City, S. D.
| Miss Frances B. Patterson, a mis-
sionary representing the American
mission board, who spoke Sunday
morning at the First Congregations
church and Sunday evening at the
Second Congregational church, lef
Monday for Lincoln. Miss Patterson
is an interesting speaker.
Miss Evelina Schmiedeberg has re
signed her position at the Norfolk
laundry TO accept position in the
Bee Hive dry goods department.
Miss Nellie Flynn returned to Eos
ter Sunday to resume her work as I
school teacher. Her school had beef
closed on account Of scarlet fever.
| Superintendent Reynolds went t
Superior Sunday, accompanying Gen
eral Manager Walters and Vice Presi
dent Gardner on a trip over the North
western lines west of the river.
Among the days out of town visit
ors in Norfolk were: w. p. Thatch
Madison; Charles Miner, Fairfax, S
d.; E. G. Barnum, Butte; Mrs. r. A
Filter, Pierre; J. H. Pieper, Jane!
Thompson, Leigh; P. ]. Donohue
Bonesteel, S. D.; c. H. Mohr, Plain
view; H. E. Reed, Madison; X. w
Mcdonald, Pierce; Charles Bronson
Long Pine; H. B. McGeorge, Center
E. Allen, Brunswick; A. c. Gregerson
Foster; A. w. Fulton, Plainview; w
A. Browker, Harrington; w. j. Hoop
er, Bonesteel, S, D.; C. w. White
Wayne; Leo Graham, Humphrey; G
w. Irwin, Creighton; Louis A. Dice
Humphrey.
Smith Grant Of Neigh but formerl.
of limerick, Madison county pionee
who took up a homestead near EN-
erick in 1871, was in Norfolk Monda,
morning enroute to Madison where b,
will partake of special dinner givel
by his brother James L. Grant in pay
ment Of bet made with ]. l. Doug
las of Madison. Douglas wagered tina
a mining investment made by Jane
Grant would not offer up a dividend fl
five long years. Strange to say
hasn't, So the dinner. George WY
CON, mayOr-elect of Madison, will b.
the fourth guest. Mr.. Smith Gran
said Monday that he may possibl
move 20 Norfolk. He still holds tn
Madison county homestead that b
settled on in 1871.
Two Mormon evangelists have bee
working in Norfolk.
The West Side whist club will b.
entertained Tuesday evening by Mrs
Sol G. Mayer
f. B. Kaufman has moved hi
wholesale ice cream plant into tn
creamery building and will have tn
plant in, full operation this week
The body OF Mrs. Mary Elliot
passed through Norfolk Saturda