The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, 1908-11-13

in Norfolk Thursday
Mrs. John Pofahl y Enskins spent
I Thursday in Norfolk
Miss Birdie Bordi or Ut pugnr was
In Norfolk Thursda,
Mrs. Ernest Paul OF IIadar spent
Thursday In Norfolk
Miss Bertha Pilger Is up from Stan
ton to spend Sunday
Mrs. Fritz Biorman of Battle Creek
was in Norfolk Thursday.
Mrs. William Gnirk of Hoskins was
a Norfolk visitor Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lambert of Foster
were in town last Thursday
Joe Dobbm of IToskins camc to Nor.
folk Thursday on business.
Mrs. William Hamilton of stanton
visited in Norfolk Thursday.
Mrs j. c. Ycntcr of stanton visited
friends in Norfolk Thursday.
Rev O. Xarcmba Of stanton was in
Norfolk ON business Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. John Eislcr of Oak.
dale were in Norfolk Thursday.
Mrs. H. A. Drcbcrt and daughter,
Ollie went to Omaha yesterday.
Mrs. G. G. Warren and daughter of
Tidcn visited in Norfolk Thursday.
August Schultz, julius Kcdwent and
August Fisher went to Wayne Friday.
Miss Florence Taylor of Lynch
spent Thursday afternoon in Norfolk
Miss Della Smith of Madison is
visiting with Mrs William O'Brien of
Norfolk
Mrs. j. II, ConIoy has been visiting
ncr sister in Dixon.
Miss Lydia Eiccberg. of Tildcn, IS
here visiting with Miss Berdie Kuhl.
Mrs. Rosie Fishback left on the
morning train for Hot Springs, Ark,
where she goes for treatment for in
hammatory rheumatism.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Wetzlich of
IIoskins visited Norfolk friends
Thursday,
y. H. Best of Battle Creek made a
fast run up to Norfolk yesterday in
his automobile
Mrs. PLANT and Mrs. Kingsley went
to Omaha yesterday for few days
visit with friends
Charles Mayhem, proprietor of
hotel at Lynch, was transacting bust
ness in Norfolk yesterday.
j. ID. Sturgeon, Jack Koenigstein
and Frank Beels took the train for
Madison yesterday morning.
Mr. and Mrs. c. Lichtenbcrg and
daughter, Hattie, came in to Norfolk
yesterday to mako some purchases.
Mrs \. NJ. Hall and daughter have
gone to Sioux City. Mrs. Hall will
spend about two weeks there visiting
her daughter, Mrs. c. i. Close.
An out-Of-town party hired Charlie
Altman to drive him over to Lindsay
yesterday. Altman covered the
eighty-mile round trip in five hours.
Jean Lehley OF Wayne, who was en-
gagged in the restaurant business at
Gregory, during the rush" stopped
in Norfolk yesterday on his way back
home.
Miss May Bickford is quite i'll at the
home of Mrs. +. Nethaway. Her
mother, Mrs G. 4. BickGord, of Neigh
has been sent for and was expected
Saturday.
Mrs. H. NJ Culbertson expects to
leave the latter part OF the week with
her mother, Mrs. Jackson, for Hot
Springs, S. D., for the benefit of the
latter's health.
Mrs. J. NJ. Parker returned last
night from six weeks visit with
friends in Illinois. Mr.. Parker, who
was in Omaha on business, met his
wife at that point and accompanied
her home.
Mrs. NJ. BOndurant returned from
Lebanon, Mo-, where she had been
visiting with her grandson, J. w. Will
liams. She was accompanied home by
her two grandsons, Homer and Leo
Williams.
Miss Elsie Marquardt has resigned
as a saleslady in the Luikart store.
J. C. Engelman has rented part OF
the Western Union building for an of
flee,
Miss Julia Keleher has accepted
| the position of cashier and bookkeep'
er at the Luikart store.
The Episcopal rectory is beinf
moved to the north side of the lot ant
| will be thoroughly repaired and new
furnace installed.
Henry Hasenptlug is planning on
| putting up new residence on his
Thirteenth street property. Roy
Hight is the contractor.
w. f. Tannehill has recently pur
chased 1870 acres of fine land from
A. h. Chandler. The farm is about
seven miles out of town.
Basketball is becoming a popula
game at the high school. Seven o
eight teams have been sOrgani2et
among the high school students.
G. F. Bilger is very busy making al
terations in his residence. Mr.. Bilge
has raised the house two feet o.
more and has placed a solid briCl