The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1909-02-19
WEDNESDAY WRINKLES.

Jack Koenigstein was in Madison
Wednesday,
City Attorney NJ C. Hazen was in
Creighton Wednesday evening, hav-
ing gone there as a member of the
Eastern Star delegation, which were
guests of the Creighton lodge.
William Zut2 of Hoskins was Nor
folk visitor Tuesday.
Mrs. Arthur b. Brown of Lamro, S.
D., was in the city yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Loucks and little son,
Edward. are home from a visit to In
man.
Carl Austin is back from Inman
where he has spent several months
past on the Tompkins ranch.
Miss Clara Holden, who has been
visiting her brother Dr.. II. T. Holden,
has returned to her home in Omaha.
Charles Brubaker, who has been in
Norfolk for the past six months, has
left for Martlach in Saskatchewan,
Canada.
DR.. Frank Graham has stopped in
Norfolk on hlS way back to the Pa
cifc coast from Middletown, N. Y. He
will probably be in Norfolk for the
next few weeks
Mr.. and Mrs. George b. Christoph
have left Norfolk on their southern
trip which will include a visit to Cuba
with the Nebraska lumber dealers
excursion. They will stop at New
Orleans on their return, arriving
in Norfolk again about the middle of
March
Among the days out of town visi-
tors in Norfolk were T. f. Mahoney
Plainview: j. II. Hampton Wakefield;
Mr.. and Mrs. c. A, Buck, St. Edward;
Mr.. and Mrs. II. +. Nichols, Madison;
J. S. Srona, Lamro, S. D.; G. A.
Eberly, Stanton DR. and Mrs. c. H..
Oelke Pierce; f. f. Dodge, John
Crook, Meadow Grove; John Hannah,
Tilden; John Brown, Battle Creek;
V. f. Clark, Neigh w. f. Lewis, Her
ricl% S. D.
C. p. Byerly is on the Sick list.
Born to Mr. and Mrs. +. Klawonn,
a son.
The infant child of Mr. and Mrs, e.
A. Hall, which has been quite sick, is
much better.
The directors Of the Commercial
club could not meet yesterday noon
on account of several of the members
being out of the city.
AS part of the new office equipment
of the A. L. Killian store a new 5000
pound safe has been swung into place
on the office platform.
Chadron Journal: A letter from
county clerk Naylor this morning 20
Mr.. Riekman, president of the Com
mercial club states that the normal
school question is not being given
much attention by the legislature
now. However. the question may
come up any day. Meantime he and
Superintendent Elliott are proving to
the legislators that Chadron is on the
map.
The Norfolk Shoe company is hav
ing their store entirely redecorated
The woodwork is being enameled
white with gold trimmings. The
walls are being repapered, The floor
will also receive a share of the at
tenuon being revanished, Wher
finished the company will have one OF
the most attractive stores on NorfolF
avenue The new color scheme will
also give a much lighter store.
Valentine Republican; a quiet
wedding occurred at the temporary
home of Mrs. ]. S. Grange in this
city Monday evening, February s
1909, the daughter of ]. S. Grange
and wife, Miss Mary, being united il
marriage to II. T. Barritt of Norfolk
Nebraska. After the ceremony, which
was performed by Rev J. E. Baker o
the NJ. Z. Church, the guests sat dowr
TO a splendid wedding supper. The
bride is quite well known in Valen
tine, having formerly resided and at
tended school here. The groom is II