The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, 1908-01-31
FRIDAY FACTS.

FRIDAY FACTS.
Miss Mamie Ward is visiting friends
near Nehawka.
Mrs. Oaks, who Is now conducting
millinery store at Seward, is visit
ing in Norfolk.
Spencer Butterfeld returned last
evening from Sioux City, where he was
present at the river congress.
G. c. Clark has returned to Norfolk
from Fort Morgan, Colo, where he
was employed in a sugar factory dur
ing the past season.
Superintendent C. Fl. Reynolds and
Bridge Superintendent Burrell have
been out for trip of inspection over
the south Platte lines of the North
western.
County Attorney Jack Koenigstein
is still in Battle Creek in connection
with the taking of an invoice in a
Battle Creek drug store which Is
changing hands.
G. w. Evans is home from Lincoln,
where he attended the annual meeting
of the Dwelling House Mutual Insur-
ance company. Mr.. Evans was elect
ed to the board Of directors for three
year term.
C. e. Burnham, Henry Haase and
J. B. Maynard, members of the Norfolk
delegation to the Missouri River Nav
igation congress at Sioux City, re-
turned home Thursday evening from
Sioux City. G. D. Butterfield, another
member of the delegation, went to
Omaha from Sioux City.
Among the days out of town visit
ors in Norfolk were: E. A. Kinkaid,
Plainview; Misses Carrie, Hattie and
Margaret Stoecker, Joseph Stoecker
Schuyler; Charles Bruner, Pierce; G.
d. WEIGH, Rockford; J. S. DeForest,
Creighton; Mrs. X. S. Haugen, Mrs.
Alfred Haugen, Verdel; Mrs. A. S. D.
Johnson, Hillo, Mimi; NJ. Nichols,
Foster.
S. r. Carney is home from a trip
south of the Platte river.
President Kluke of the Rosin coal
company, in which many Norfolk PEG.
pie are interested, came up from
Dodge Friday on his way to visit the
mine in Wyoming.
J. F. Flynn, chairman of the demo-
cratic central committee, will go to
Madison next week to confer with
Madison democrats in regard to call
ing the central committee together.
Miss Victoria Killian of Cedar Bluffs
is guest at the Killian home in Nor
folk, having arrived with her brother,
James Killian, who is assisting in the
annual invoice of the A. l.. Killian
store.
A number Of firemen returned at
noon and the balance will be home to-
night from Nebraska City. Among
those who returned were: c. E. Hart
ford, R. H. Reynolds, H. w. Winter,
Ed Dixon, Bun Dixon, P. ]. Fuesler,
Lou Bruce and Lou Kenerson.
Chris Anderson has been threaten
ed with the grip.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Wildeman,
living northeast of Norfolk, daughter. |
Martin Kahland of Tilden and Miss |
Mollie Simonsen of Willard were mar
red in Omaha.
Miss Elsie Case of South Norfolk
has been added TO the sales force in
he Bee Hive store.
The Madison band on next Monday
evening will give an old fashioned
Minstrel show in the Madison opera
louse.
The Bonesteel motor was missing
rom the Bonesteel line, another small
Freak in machinery taking the car of
Thursday.
Joseph Cullos received a broken
eg in a runaway at Pierce. One of
lis horses fell into the areaway of
basement barber shop, but was I'M
INJURED.
p D. Coryell of Plainview is one of
he directors of the Nebraska Lum-
er Dealers association which met this
week in Omaha.
The comptroller of the currency has
uthorized the First National bank of
i. James, Neb., to remove to Wynot,
'eb,, under the title "The First Nat.
'nal Bank Of Wynot."
Mrs. Earle Harper of Clearwater is