The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, 1908-11-06
WEDNESDAY, WRINKLES.

WEDNESDAY WRINKLES.
DR. j. G. Myers went to Battle Creek
TUESDAY.
DR.. Pilgcr returned from Sioux City
Tuesday night
Mr. Barnes of Battle Crcck was ia
Norfolk Monday.
Mrs IT, l.. Snyder returned from
Omaha on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fcchncr of Stanton
were Norfolk visitors Monday.
George Hartman of Battle Creek was
in Norfolk the end of last week.
Mrs. II. O. Munson of Battle Crccl
was visitor to Norfolk Tuesday
Mrs. William Leu of Wayne is visi',
ing relatives in Norfolk this week.
Sam Erskine returned TO the state
university at Lincoln yesterday noon.
Mrs. 1t. S. Evcrs of Sioux City is
visiting with her sister Mrs. Carter, Of
Norfolk
Mrs W. ii. Der Mont returned Wed
nesday from Plainyiew, where she
had been visiting her sister,
DR.. DCnnison, who graduated rocCn'.
ly from the medical college at Lincoln
was in Norfolk yesterday looking for
Il location
Cleo Lederer. who has been employ
ed as bookkecper for the Duraud
Trust company, left this week to at.
tend the state university at Lincoln
A christening was held Sunday ~
Herman Braasch's residence in honor
of little Miss Braasch who came to
stay with the family a few days ago.
Mrs. Howard ScchriSt of Beemer is
visiting with Mrs. O. II. Meredith Of
Norfolk. Mrs. Scchrist is ON her way
up to join her husband who is with
the Daily News at Dallas, S. d.
Mrs. j. w. Brinkman of NorfolN
and Mrs. Rogers and son of Boone, la.
left for Pilgcr yesterday where they
will pay Il few days visit to Mr.
Brnkman's sister, Mrs VERSION
J. Il. Haasc, cashier of the CitiZers
National bank of Norfolk, left fer
Sioux City Yesterday on the noon
train. Mr.. IIaasc has gone to attcul
the annual meeting Of the Toy banl
ing houses. He expects to get bac *
Thursday.
NJ c. Iiazcn, John KrautH, G. u,
Saltcr, DR.. Young and others left today
on the noon train for Rock county ON
few days duck hunt d. Mathewson
and J. s. MathcwsOn will leave for the
same place aud return later on in the
week. There is said to be good duck
shooting now at the lakes out north
west
Among the days out-oftown visitors
i'm Norfolk were; Reuben Il, Nichols
j. b. LongnrCkcr, Misses LomgnCcker.
Madison; H. ID. Cory, Plainyew; W.
II, Field, Madison; L. Smith, Gregory;
Misses Sophia McFettcrs and Ella NJ.
Elliott, Madison; j. c. Winters, Creigh.
ton; Fred NJ Pile, j. NJ. Pile Wayne;
II. NJ. Scott, Miss Lettie Scott, d. d.
Gibson, Plainview; Misses Leila Taylor
and Bcss Perdue, Madison; ]. Done
van, c. Il, Gillispie Madison; Misses
Gertrude Baycs and Minnie McAdams,
Winsidc.
One vote that would otherwise have
counted as straight Republican bal.
lot, was thrown out because the name
OF the voter was written upon it. Dr.
Cracking voted for every Republican
ON the ballot and at the foot of the
column lie wrote, II intend this TO be-
straight Republican ballot" Then
he signed his name and the ballot was
thrown out.
"Ouc Of the funny incidents that |
noticed in Dallas" remarked G. d. But.
terrified this morning, was the eX-
perience of Il pickpoCket victim who
came into our Dallas office and dis
covered his loss when he reached his
hand into his pocket, The blankest
look came over that mans face when
he drew forth a pipe prayer book
and a jack knife. His loss was $40.
Tho pickpockct, when he took tho
money just slipped back the results
OF the previous hall, The victim came
from Decatur, m
G 5. Hayes reports the loss of a.
good buggy from the back Of his resi-.
deuce ON North Tenth street. He
missed the article referred to first
thing Saturday morning and at that
time supposed it TO have been remov