The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1909-01-29
MONDAY MENTIONS,

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Miss Bessie Etter returned to her
school in Pilger Sunday noon, having
spent Saturday with her uncle, NJ.
Moolick and family
Mr.. and Mrs. Ulrich of Plainview
were in the Junction Sunday noon
between trains.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sornsberger arrived
home from Missouri Valley at noon
yesterday.
John Dean returned home from Ne
ligh yesterday where he has been
working.
~. o. Mount of Fremont spent Sun
day in the Junction.
William Cannon of Fremont is a
guest at the home of his brother-in
law, C. r. Kampman.
Frank P. Etter and nephew, How
ard M. Hubbard returned to Niobrara
Sunday noon, having spent Saturday
and Sunday with M. Moolick.
The trainmen held business meet
| ing in the railroad hall Sunday after
noon, to talk over the movement Of
trains and discuss their different
views as to getting the train over the
roads in the best manner.
John Purviance, a car repairer, in
| the yards, was chiseling a, bolt from
board Saturday, when piece of it
| flew up in his eye He was removed
to a hospital in Omaha. They have
hopes of saving the eye.
Fred Marty came in today for
visit with his niece, Mrs. M. p. Ryan.
An afr motor has been installed in
the railway shops here, which will be
used for drilling, putting in stay bolts
and like work around an engine.
Mrs. Louis Clark of Omaha is visit
ing friends in Norfolk.
Mrs. Martel, the mother of Mrs. c.
II. Groesbeck, is very low.
Deputy County Clerk Sam McFar-
| land was up from Madison over night.
DR.. and Mrs. G. A. Young spent Sun
day in Battle Creek, guests of Father
Walsh
Mrs. r. A. Mittlelstadt has returned
from Lincoln where she has been Wis
ing the past week.
e. F. Huse left Sunday noon for a
three weeks visit in San Francisco
and Los Angeles,
Aug Schumacher of Orchard, called
to Norfolk on business, visited at the
home of his sister, Mrs Joseph
Schwartz.
Mrs. H. E. Gerecke of Fremont is
visiting in the city.
Mrs. o. l.. Hyde left at noon for a
short visit in Wakefield and Manhat-
tan, Kan.
C. NJ. Lambert of Battle Creek has
been in Norfolk on visit at the B.
w. Jonas home.
Among the days out of town visi-
tors in Norfolk were: w. e. Reed,
Madison; w. S. Slaughter, Herrick, S,
D.; Miss Lola E. Pierson, Winnebago;
Ray Chilcoat, Harry Antics, Stanton;
A. P. Young Battle Creek; Howard
Greeley, Butte; E. G. Barnum, Dali
las, S. D.; Mrs A. r. Nisbet, Fuller
ton; C. F. Baker, Fullerton.
The Commercial club directors will
meet tomorrow noon at the OXnard.
The vacancy in the board may be
filled at this meeting.
Saturday the town of Gregory gave
a public reception for those OF her
citizens who had assisted in the fight
at Washington to win the land office.
1t is rumored that certain Norfolk
citizens are planning another attack
on the Norfolk district of i'll fame and
will take the matter up with the coun.
ty attorney.
E. A. Bullock came home sick from
his trip to Paris, Tex He arrived
, home Saturday night. His illness is
p not of a serious nature and he will
, probably be on deck again Tuesday.
; Delegates are already being chosen
E to the state convention of Commercial
clubs here next March. Grand Island
has selected Mayor Schulz and City
, Attorney Prince as two of her -four
: delegates.
: EX-Postmaster William Cash at Mo
: brara is said to be on his death bed
with Brights disease. Mr.. Cash was
compelled to resign his position g
few weeks ago on account of his health
and since then has been failing rapid
ly. He has great many warm