The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, 1908-02-28
MONDAY MENTION.
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MONDAY MENTION.
E. P. Weatherby is in Madison.
Paul Wetzel was in Stanton over
Sunday.
Miss Nellie Howard has returned
from Emerson.
A. ]. Durland returned Saturday
night from Omaha.
Miss Anna Miller is home from a
short visit at Bellwood.
Arthur II. Krahn left at noon on a
business visit to Winside.
G. T. Sprecher was expected home
Monday evening from Omaha.
Jesse Lancaster of Gregory, s. d.,
was in Norfolk on his way home from
Sioux City.
Frank Cousins returned last evening
from Bancroft, where he was called
by the death of his brother, Lou Cous-
ms, formerly of Norfolk.
A. L. Killian has gone to Chicago
on business.
l.. r. Baker of Bonesteel, S. D., was
Norfolk visitor.
John Marty of Valentine was in Nor
folk for several days last week.
Ira M. Hamilton and son, Frank
Hamilton, were in Madison Sunday.
George E. Schiller is in Norfolk for
the week, coming in from Central City
Miss Geneva Eble has returned
home after an extended visit in In.
dianapolis.
Miss May Harrison spent Sunday in
Meadow Grove. the guest of Mrs. Will
| Mcdonald.
Geo. d. Butterfield attended ban.
quet of the Omaha Commercial club
Saturday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. II. Luikart of Tilden
were in the city yesterday, guests at
| the home of Mrs. Anna Luikart.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Butterfield have
gone TO Chicago to consult a special
list concerning the condition of Mrs
Butterfield's health.
| Mrs. n. A. Huse has been called to
West Point by the illness of hel
mother Mrs. j. F. Losch, who has
been suffering with a severe though
not serious attack of the grip.
L. c. Tomlinson of Chicago has ar
rived in Norfolk to install the auto
matte telephone equipment of the Nor
folk Long Distance Telephone com
pany, the equipment being expected
any day.
! Among the days out of town visit
ors in Norfolk were: C. w. Butterton
Columbus; Thomas O'Shea, Ben Gar
rett, o. l.. Prather, Madison; H. Good
rich, Tilden; Ward Rubendall, A. E
Remember, Madison; P. G. Burress
Carroll; Ed Mahr, c. l.. Schiller, Thorn
as Magarth, Platte Center; o. p. Ken
nard, Plainview; e. X. Williams
Lynch; G, Short, Butte; Miss Ella Nc
Henry, Plainview; John Lully, Madi
son; Mr.. and Mrs. c. H. Lyman, Long
Pine; A. o. Henry, Brunswick; Mr.
and Mrs. w. F. Richardson, Miss Josie
Richardson, Pilger; NJ. X. Reeson
West Point; William Selling, Benson
J. L. Kessler, Madison; F. B. Mott
Creighton.
The Flo club met Saturday evening
with Mrs. l.. B. Nicola.
Miss Lizzie Schram entertained the
o. NJ. c. club Saturday evening.
| John Halvorson has moved to Stan
road grader.
A company capitalized at $500 Is
to be organized at Newman Grove tc
start hospital there.
Lincoln Star: If The Norfolk News
can have its way that pretty little city
will have Y. NJ. C. A. building very
soon.
| F. NJ. Moorhead, a resident of Stan
ton county since 1869 and twice county
commissioner, died at the age o.
sixty-five years.
The Norfolk district conference o.
the Methodist Episcopal church viii
be held in Wayne March 1927. There
will be forty or fifty ministers present
If a club has purpose other thar
alcoholic consumption, owns its OWL
property and deals with no drinkel
outside the membership, it has RICH
to bar" says City Attorney Stewar
of Lincoln.
Battle Creek Enterprise: "Uncl'
Billy" Smith, the centenarian, has
been seriously i'll for the past week
but his condition yesterday was mucl
better and he bids fair to recover IL
time to put in his usual crop of spudI
and garden truck.
Senator Gamble has secured the pas
sage Of bill at Washington granting
an extension OF one year for the Win
nipeg, Yankton & Gulf railroad t