The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, 1909-04-02
SATURDAY SITTING,

Mrs. II. A. Haley is III WIN an AT
tack of the grip.
Mrs. Carl Lueck was down from
Hoskins Saturday
Fay Nightingale has been up from
Columbus on visit.
ID. Rees went to Gregory Friday to
attend the land sale.
Mrs Warrick will leave for a visit
I'm Omaha tomorrow.
William Haverman Of Winside was
a Norfolk visitor Saturday
Miss Emma Hickman returned Fri
day evening from an Omaha visit
II. +. Schiller has been in Gregory
attending the government land auc-
ton.
The West Side Whist club will
meet with Dr. and Mrs. Bear Tues
day night.
George u. Butterheld is expected to
arrive Monday or Tuesday from Hot
Springs, Ark
Henry Kohlhof and family have re-
turned from visit with Charles AL.
bert at Hoskins.
A son has arrived at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. August Iastrow, five
miles northeast of Norfolk,
II. NJ. Culbertson, a Norfolk travel
ing man, has purchased a touring car
from ID. l.. Best Of Battle Creek.
b. w. McKeen Of the Madison
Chronicle was in Norfolk Saturday on
his way to Egin, his former home.
Clyde Whalen is i'll with an attack
4. 4 I,,p. t,Iy
his place at the Killan store until he
regans his health.
Misses Clare Napier. Merle Blake
man and Dorothy Salter left for Cen
trail City today where they will be
guests of Miss Hazel Schiller for a
week.
John L. Davis of Emerson and
Franklin Westland of Wakefield were
in Norfolk Friday evening, attending
the initiation at Damascus com
mandery.
c. b Salter returned at noon from
Pierce. where he went on duck hunt
ing expedition. He arrived just in
time to see the ducks go south on &C
count of the nights freeze.
Mrs. Elsie Desmond has gone to
Los Angeles for a visit of a month or
two.
Norton Howe and Frank Broom left
Friday night for Woodlake, Neb.,
where they will spend a week or ten
days after ducks.
A. T. West, a prominent farmer of
Antelope county, living two and a
half miles from Neigh, was in Nor
folk Friday afternoon on business. Mr..
West says that considerable seeding
will be done next week
Among the days out of town visi.
tors in Norfolk were: c. A. Nash
Creston: Emil A. Luth Butte; Miss
Anna Wantin, Battle Greek; DR.. f.
NJ. Barnes, Plainvew; w. II. West
rand, Wakefield; Miss Sibyl Warner
Creighton o. f.. Bradley, Burke, S
D.; Everett Barr, Dallas, S. D.; John
Aurin, Burke, S. D.; Frances Stanek
Howels; ID. f. FELTON,. Gregory, S. d.
Ed O'Shea, Madison, r. e. Fish, Bone
steel S. D.; John Malone, Madison
Mrs. II. e. Mcqueen, Tilden.
C. A. Kraft of Meadow Grove has
come to Norfolk to attend the business
college.
w. A. Porterfield of Omaha has
come to Norfolk to assist in the H. E
Gooch grain office.
1t was in the old William Beels
yard on South Fifth street that the
buffalo head was found.
Mr.. and Mrs. f, II. Brewer have de
cided not to remove to Page, but viii
continue to reside near Norfolk.
Rev. C. w. Ray delivered his lee
ture on Life and Customs in the Hol!
Land" at Wakefield last evening.
H. W. Winter is able to be abou
after eight weeks illness as a resul
of catching cold the night of the Nor
folk House fire.
Pilger Herald: Paul Schneide
went to Norfolk Wednesday noon al
he received word that his wife whc
is visiting her parents there was sick
Rev. John Il. Craig of the Secont
Congregational church delivered al
illustrated lecture at Pierce Wednes
day under the auspices of the w.
7. U.
Sam Reynolds, formerly chief nigh
train dispatcher on this division o
the Northwestern, is now working a
a trick dispatcher at Billings for tn
Northern Pacific.
Newman Grove Reporter: Sheriff
Clements was in town Monday SERVING
a summons. He will not be candid
ate for reelection and will probabl
move on to his farm when his success
sor relieves him of official duties.
Scarlet fever this week claimed tn
lives of little eight-year-old Ella Os
born, whose parents live near Battl
Creek, and of Harmon Walker, a nine
year-old Minneapolis lad who with hi
mother was visiting in Battle Greek
T. H. Brice, the popular Norfol
commercial traveller who has bee
i'll for so many months is now at E>
celsior Springs, Mo, recuperating, |
a letter to The News he states tina
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