The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1908-03-20
FRIDAY FACTS.

Chris Anderson is in Wisner.
Boyd Brakeman went to Madison
Thursday.
ID. P. Weatherby returned yesterday
from Lincoln.
Paul Wetzel was in Madison Thurs
day evening.
Sol G. Mayer was in Omaha on
business Friday.
DR.. p. II. Salter was in Plainview
Friday afternoon.
Burt Mapes and Il. A. Bullock went
TO Neigh this evening
Miss Anna Leu was in Pierce to
attend a wedding Friday.
F. l.. Estabrook was in Tilden on
business Thursday afternoon.
Miss Georgia Austin is home from
Wayne college for few days on ac-
count Of very sore throat
A. p. Doe of Davenport, Iowa, ar.
rived in Norfolk for visit with his
daughter, Mrs. G. d. Butterfeld.
ID. Reese and family, returning to
Norfolk from an extended visit In Eng
land. are expected in Omaha Wednes-
day.
Burt Mapes, w. A. Witzigman, c.
e. Burnham, George NJ Beels and P.
F. Sprecher returned Friday from the
republican state convention in Omaha.
Miss Lou Quist of Madison and
Miss Elsie Dreger of st. Paul, Mimi,
who have been visiting in Madison,
were in Norfolk Friday, the guests Of
Miss Minnie Schram.
William Kost and family left today
for Washington, Mr.. Kost expecting
to make his home somewhere in the
Pacific coast state. Mr.. Kost has been
one of the successful farmers of this
vicinity.
Mrs. b. w. Barrett returned at noon
from Rochester, Mimi, where she
went to consult with Mayo brothers
in regard to her condition following
an operation at the Rochester hos
pital sometime ago. Mrs. Barrett
was told that second operation was
not necessary.
Mrs. L. G. Taylor and Mrs. F. e
Sanders have returned home from a
visit in Omaha
Misses Grace and Louise Minton OF
Fremont are visiting at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. e. c. Adams.
Among the days out of town visit
ors in Norfolk were: George Butfing
ton, Dallas, S. D.; w. T. Harvey, Greg
DRY, S. D.; Miss Ella O'Shea, Madi
son; Mrs. Diefenderfer, Enola; d. B
,iuston, Oakland; D. II. Lehmkuhl
Verdel; Guy L. Evans. A. Merritt, j
S. DeForest, Creighton; H. Miessler
w. r. Ellis, Bloomfield; Frank Lun
dak, Niobrara; A. r. Walter, Bloom
field r. h. Mitchell, Creighton.
a. J. Durland has become a mem
Der of the Nebraska state historical
society.
The Norfolk Long Distance Tele
phone company begins to wire build
ings this week.
Rev. Thomas Bithell of this cit!
will deliver the Decoration day ad
dress at Atkinson.
Gay Halverstein, who had serious
attack of blood poisoning in one o
his hands, is doing nicely.
Miss Mamie Ward is stenographe
in the Norfolk Office of Smith Broth
ers' Land and Live Stock company.
DR.. d. X. Tindall has accepted al
invitation from Mathewson post o
the G. A. r. to deliver the Decoration
day address in Norfolk.
Mrs. \. A. Rainbolt is SUFFERING
from two sprained thumbs. She re
Gently slipped and fell, Spraining bot
members simultaneously.
Joseph Griffith of Harrington,
plumber, has been employed by Cole
man 4 South. Mr.. Griffith and hi
wife will make their home in NorfolR
Members of the band say that tn
person who stole horn belonging T.
Charles Blank, from the band hal
may have the music rack if he Wi
call for II.
The Epworth League convention @
the Neigh district of the Methods
church will be held in Oakdale mex
June. The district conference will b
held at Albion on March 23-34-25,
Miss Ella VoIlstedt will represen
the Madison high school at the al
nual north Nebraska declamator
contest in Norfolk April l, Miss Vol
stedt had little trouble in winnin
the local contest at Madison.
County Assessor P. w, Ruth OF thi
county was in Lincoln Tuesday
attend a meeting OF the county asse
sors of the state for the purpose {
holding a conference with variou
state officials in regard TO the revenu
law.
Bishop Warren will deliver the de-
ication address on the occasion
- aaa;oatJnn ~ the hdS MethodiI