The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1908-06-26
Y. M. c. A. Fund Stationary.
MONDAY MENTION.

MONDAY MENTION.
Miss Elsie Kell is visiting in Lead
S. d.
George B. Christoph is back from
Omaha where he attended the state
druggists convention as we'll as a
meeting of the state board of phar.
macy.
Miss Minnie Klug visited at home
over Sunday, returning to Stanton this
morning.
Miss Emma Marquardt left for Oma
ha for a months visit with her sister
Mrs. Edward Hoopman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Loucks and little son
Edward, returned home from a Sunday
visit in Pierce with friends.
Spencer Butterfield has returned
home from the Ames, Ia, agricultural
college, for summer vacation.
Miss Huffman of Lincoln was in
Norfolk today while enroute home
from a visit with friends at Randolph
H. G.. Holt of Kearney, James Max.
well and j. l.. Hall of Albion. Dale B
Triby of Mount Pleasant and R. R.
Mitchell of Creighton, were among
those who attended the horse sale.
Miss May Johnson and Miss Gladys
jenkins returned last evening from a
fortnights visit in Rockford, III. Miss
Clara Rudat, who was also a member
of the party, stopped in Omaha for a
brief visit.
Misses Frances and Laura Bronze OF
Butte, Mont, are visiting for a few
days with Mr.. and Mrs. P. F. Bell
From here they go to Omaha to meet
their brother, Harry Bronze, who will
accompany them to Wisconsin to spend
the summer at the lakes.
Elmer Hardy returned home last
night from Columbus.
Miss Floy Faucet has been in
Wakefield on a visit.
Mrs. H. Salmen will return Tuesday
from a visit at Lander, Wyo.
H. l.. Tubbs of Beatrice was a Nor
folk business visitor this morning.
II. r. Ward went to Council Bluffs
this morning on a short business trip
Miss Amy Reynolds will return this
evening from a visit with friends al
Pierce.
Mrs. VIM. Klug and nephew, Ralph
Klug visited in Pierce Monday morn
ing between trains.
Miss Nellie Bridge has returned
from the Nebraska university for the
summer vacation.
Claude and Glenn Ogden leave Wed
nesday for Omaha where they will
spend the summer
John r. Hays left today for Omaha
He will attend the state postmaster's
convention in Lincoln.
Claude Arkwright returned home
today from western Colorado whert
he has been on a business trip.
Elmer Hyde and Boyd Blakman re
turned home today from Pierce where
they spent Sunday with friends.
Mrs. w. NJ. Rainbolt and son are
in the city from Omaha, visiting al
the home of her father, Rev. j. G. S
Wells.
Miss Stewart of Geneva, who ha:
been visiting with her sister Mrs
Edwin Booth, returned home this af
ternoon.
Miss Elizabeth Spencer of Beemer
a delegate to the woman's home mis-
sionary convention, returned to hel
home this noon.
Mrs. w. H. Bucholz and son, Arden
have arrived from Omaha for a visit
at the home of Mrs. Bucholz's parents
Mr.. and Mrs. n. A. Rainbolt.
John Walter, farmer living neal
Beemer was in the city today enroute
home. He reports the last few days
have materially improved crop con
ditions in his section of the state
and that wheat is coming along rapid
ly. Oats and hay both promise g
heavy crop
Among the out of town visitors in
Norfolk were: Mr.. and Mrs. ]. B
Lawrence, Battle Creek; w. o. Guth
mann, Battle Creek; Mrs, Goodell
Beemer; w. f. Hall, Osmond; Emma
Durlap, Madison; Mrs. S. r, Coil
| Lyons; Robert Hampton and G. S
Spurl, Osmond; Mrs. Ella TRAINER
Lyons; Merton Cahurn, Osmond; ]. F
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