The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1908-02-07
WEDNESDAY WRINKLES.


Mrs. John Fauble of Hadar was
Norfolk visitor Tuesday.
Will Schmidt of Monowi will visit
Norfolk friends Thursday.
Mrs. A. Warner and daughters of
Oakdale were in Norfolk yesterday.
Miss Bertha Howe has returned
from several weeks visit at Stanton.
Mrs. Ed Muffiey of Bonesteel S. D.,
was in Norfolk on her way to visit at
Long Pine.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Viele were ex-
pected home Wednesday from an ex-
tended visit in Michigan. ..
Among the days out of town visit
| ors in Norfolk were: E. G. Barnum,
Butte; G. Jensen, Miss Ethel Jensen,
Blair; F. Moore, Creighton; j. r. Dun
ham, Anoka; H. J. Barkes, Humphrey;
MILFORD Stamford, Herrick, s. D.; l..
e. Champney, Dallas, S. D.; c. F.
Burch, Meadow Grove; M. Hart, Silver
Creek; r. A. Tawney, Pierce; John
Davis, Winside; Louis G. Loseke,
Platte Center.
| A. Pilger of Stanton was in Norfolk
yesterday.
DR.. P. H. Salter was called to Madi-
son Tuesday.
| Miss Violet Perez is a guest at the
Cantwell home.
William Zutz was in the city during
the day from Hoskins.
DR.. j. C. Myers went north on the
Bonesteel train at noon.
u 1t, Ill
Bluffs has arrived in the city on a
visit with her sister, Mrs. Harry NJ.
; Culbertson.
Mr.. Pasek of Bristow, a hardware
merchant there, passed through Nor
folk enrOute to his home from Yank-
ton, where he had been to attend the
funeral of niece. Mr.. Pasek was one
Of the merchants who lost in the big
Bristow fire of year ago.
j. S. Smith, accompanied by sixteen
land men, has gone to the Panhandle
country. On his next excursion, Feb
ruary Is, Mr.. Smith expects to have a
special car from Norfolk. Something
of the improving conditions was shown
at the horse sale of Smith Brothers
Monday when horses sold higher than
at the last sale. 1t was declared a
, good sale.
Engineer E. G. Wood of Council
Bluffs, who is taking few days lay
, off, was in the Junction yesterday on
, business.
, Frank Rainy of Omaha, who was
the motorman on the motor car here
, was in Norfolk on business Tuesday
, Master Harry Cummins is i'll this
, week.
Miss Emma Wetzel is i'll with the
! grip.
e The Junction card club met Tues
a day evening.
5 Trinity guild will meet Thursday at
S ternoon at $3.50 O'Clock with Mrs. May
lard.
William HILL who has been laid VI
for some time with cataract on his
eye, was able to go to work this morn
!. ing again. His eye is rapidly improv
ing he can see quite we'll out of it.
Miss Dora Dorsey is now working
i in the pickle factory.
Bill collectors say that collections
t are unusually good and that the veal
e is opening up in an exceptionally pros
d porous way.
d Owen Dugan, who has been work
S ing for the Northwestern railroad al
|. Chadron, resumed employment will
Il the Nebraska Telephone company il
Norfolk yesterday at noon.
Walter Vail is spending the winter
!. on a Louisiana cotton plantation
owned by a brother in Illinois, whC
q also spends his winters in the soutl
on the plantation.
S, II. Anderson, manager of the Nor
, folk creamery, is sick with the grip
AS a result of Mr., Anderson's illness
} the directors meeting which is to TAX,
. up the matter of charging the cream
:, cry, was postponed from last Monda.
II evening.
The Norfolk Office of the Nebraska
! Telephone company received word yes
terday that the sleet storm was gen
eral over the entire state and tina
IS extra men should be had in readiness
N for wire trOubles An additional Fore