The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, 1908-07-03
SATURDAY SETTINGS.

DR.. Bear was in Hoskins Friday af-
ternoon.
Adam Pilger went to Stanton last
night on short business trip.
Robert Fensky of Hoskins was In
Norfolk Friday between trains on bust.
ness.
Mrs. G. l.. Lindsay of Creighton, who
has been in Des Moines, Ia, with
sick sister, returned home today.
]. II. Achenback and c. w. Risk de-
parted last night for Rising City where
they will spend the summer upon a
ranch.
Mrs. Carl Lindstrom was among the
delegates who attended the conference
of the Woman's Home Missionary
society in Omaha this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. H. Gray OF Central
City are visiting with Mrs. Gray's
parents, Rev. and Mrs. d. X. Tindall.
Mr.. Gray is banker and director or
several creameries and banks in the
state.
Miss Matte Dewey of Friend, who
was the trimmer last winter at Mrs.
Schwartz's millinery store, arrived in
Norfolk last evening from Hawarden,
Ia. and was the guest of Mrs. Sims
today.
]. l.. Packard of Los Angeles, Calf,
was in Norfolk Friday night enroute to
Creighton, where he will visit his son.
Mr.. Packard was banker in Creigh-
ton before removing to California. He
has extensive land interests in Creigh-
!, ton and Norfolk.
w. F.. Altman and sons Will and
Charles Altman left this morning
in touring car for Omaha on
/ pleasure and business trip combined.
| Will Altman will remain in Omaha
| for a few days while the other men,
bers of the party will return home
/ tonight.
, Out of town visitors in Norfolk
r were: w. R. Locke, Stanton; A. j..
Johnson, Ord; G. W. Mackin, Clear
3 water; Mr.. and Mrs. j. W. Sawyer,
: Geneva; Walter Brown, Hays Springs;
: William Holmes, Stanton; ]. H. Pie
t pers, Frank Miller, Leigh; o. T.
Brown, Fairfax; s. ]. Field, Monroe;
0 A. w. Meyer, Chas. T. Bart, Burnett;
r Cohman Ross, Spencer; Emil Schrier,
t Verdigre; ]. Mealter, Wayne; ]. H.
Horton, Madison; Chas. Schrumm,
Pierce; Fred Hoffman, Gordon; E. o.
s Bonner, Ernest Bonner, Hoskins.
Glenn Barnhill went to Tilden this
g afternoon.
l. Tom Sheehan is convalescing from
Z a severe siege of pneumonia.
e w. ]. Cow returned home from a
b short business trip to Neigh today.
|. E. G.. Barnum of Dallas was in Nor
d folk Friday looking after business In
l. terests.
s. James Peters is able to be around
O again after an attack Of tonsilitis.
h VIM. Stokes is visiting for couple
of weeks in Chadron, Osceola and
It Omaha.
q Warren Beeler came from Wayne
/. this morning to spend Sunday with
/. his folks.
John w. Tulleys, state bank ex
aminer, was in the city this morning
X on business.
n Paul Zuelow will return home this
evening from vacation trip to Chi
cago and other eastern points.
Mrs. Z. H. Gerecke and daughter
Miss Gertrude Gerecke of Fremont
are visiting relatives in the city.
n, Mrs. Parker, who has been visiting
her son, C. w. Landers, returned thi'
al morning to her home at Columbus.
~ Smith Grant returned home Frida!
h. night from Tliden where he has beer
TX attending the old soldiers reunion.
e. Mrs. Mary Montague Of Omaha Il
lie visiting with her son, James Monta
lie que, who resides on North Mint
IN street.
IN Mrs. E. A. Amarine and daughter re
turned home today from a six weeks
IN visit with her parents in southern
Missouri.
A large number of people are goin
to spend Sunday at Stanton and al
81. tend the annual mission fest of tn
g. Lutheran church.
John Davenport, who has been Wis
al. iting in the city with his brother
On Frank Davenport, returned to his HON
ge in Elgin Saturday.
rs c. F.. McLauglin went to Tide
Saturday to attend the old soldiers
IN. reunion and to witness the Newma
nix Grove and Tilden base ball game.
G. w. Evans is going to Lincol
a next week to attend a meeting of tn
Dwelling House Mutual Insuranc
We company, of which he is a member.
elk Mrs. E. Engles and daughter, Mis-
tie Shirley, are going to Sioux Falls, S
D., Monday, to spend the Fourth. Nj