The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1908-04-24
MONDAY MENTION.

short visit.
Miss Leonard Of Meadow Grove
was in Norfolk
b. T. Reid left Monday for a trip
| up the Bonesteel line.
II. c. Vail has returned from a visit
with his brother and sister in Mime
So,,..
Miss Regina Mccain spent Sunday
in Wisner. She will return to Norfolk
| Tuesday evening.
H. C.. Natrau took the morning
in proper condition for the operation
he Will have cataract removed from
one OF his eyes by DR.. clifford.
G. d. Butterfeld arrived home Sun
day from business visit to
Seattle, Wash The financial condi-
ton Of the Pacific coast. Mr. Butter
field says, is very sound. The lumber
industry was affected by the recent
disturbances more than any other Pa
cific coast industry. At the time Mr..
Butterfeld started east the coast
country outside of the irrigated dis
tricts was very dry and the people
were very much alarmed over the pos
sibility Of a drought
c. W. Boomer is home from Omaha
where he underwent an operation.
E. D. Persons of Albion was in Nor
folk on a visit with his grandchildren.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl ]. Clay arrived in
Norfolk from Omaha Saturday, Mr..
Clay coming to Norfolk to take over
the Norfolk Jewelry store which he
has purchased.
Mrs. c. J. Hibben is home from a
brief trip to Chicago, where she went
to meet Mr.. Hibben's mother, Mrs. S.
!. Hibben Of Wabash, Ind, who came
out west for a Nebraska visit, stop
ping at Fremont before coming on to
Norfolk.
w. c. Davenport and daughter, Miss
Florence Davenport, of Sioux City,
Iowa, spent Easter in Norfolk at the
home of his mother, Mrs. Mary Day.
export. Mr.. Davenport has been both
chief of police in Sioux City and sher-
if of Woodbury. county in which Sioux
City is located.
chief of the Nebraska Telephone COM
pany in Norfolk and later manager of
an exchange at Geddes, S. D., was in
Norfolk for short visit, leaving Sat
urday for Shelton. He intends to go
into the electric lighting business,
possibly at Lawrence, Kan.
Among the days out Of town visit
n.
Clements, Madison; Charles D. Birds
ley, Falls City; l.. Hansen, Blair; E.
Allen, Brunswick; P. r. Block, l..
Brannan, Oakdale; A. E. Moore,
Creighton; Miss Maude Surler,
Wayne; ]. r. Alcock, Monroe; Frank
Hart, Thomas Green, Hoskins; NJ. B.
Lawrence, O'Neill; Frank Phillips,
Hoekins; John P. Beeher, Fairfax, s.
d.
Arthur Brubaker has purchased a
medicine route in Antelope county
and adjacent country. He will still
make his home in Norfolk.
NJ Halpin has purchased lot on
South Fifth street between Phillip
and Park avenues from Carl Wilde
Mr.. Halpin will build on his new
property.
Rev. J. P. Mueller, pastor of Christ
Lutheran church, has gone to Madi
son, TO attend a district conference of
northern Nebraska Lutheran minis
tiers, starting Monday.
In the two carloads of telephone
cable which the independent tele-
phone company is having strung just
now there are 4,923,555 feet or 933
miles Of copper wire.
| Humphrey Leader: Miss May Bruen
has returned to Humphrey from Nor
folk where she has been staying for
some time, and will soon be at work
again at her old place in the telephone
office.
| William Newfne & Sons, who
bought out the Seller livery barn, have
closed up the barn, moving all OF their
live stock and other belongings back
TO Missouri Valley, until recently their
home. They still own the barn.
Fairfax Advertiser: Mr.. and Mrs.
Vernon Mitchell miss Boynton), who
were recently married at Norfolk, will
make that town their home. Mr..
Mitchell is brother of Mrs. R. B.
Hager and c. A. Mitchell of this place.
Ainsworth Star-Journal: l. Wanker
traded the Osborne hotel this week
to parties at Norfolk for forty acres
of well improved land near Norfolk
Junction. The hotel will continue
under its present management for
some time yet
Miss Rena Olmsted, who was elect.
ed to a position in the Norfolk
schools, has notified the board that
she will not accept. She has been
elected TO a position in the Pierce
high school where she will be the Eng
lish instructor.
The little child Of Mr.. and Mrs.