The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, 1909-01-22
FRIDAY FACTS

Af'''Nii
visiting in Norfolk.
Deputy County Clerk Sam McFar
land was in Norfolk today, returning
from the Odd Fellows banquet al
Neigh.
Mrs. w. E. Spencer of Alliance, a
former resident of Norfolk, is visit
ing relatives here, having stopped in
the city on her way home from Chi
cago.
Among the days out of town visitors
in Norfolk were: Mrs A. E. Fricke
Winnetoon; J. f. Armstrong, Miss
Ethel Armstrong, Plainview C. NJ
Taylor Columbus; Charles II. Chace
Stanton; w. H. Green, Creighton; n.
S. Westrope, Plainview; August
Ziemer, George Weatherholt, Hoskins !;
President j. NJ. Pile, Wayne normal.
Daniel Finley is in Chicago attend
ing the bi-annual meeting of the North
western engineers.
Judge Welch was expected to have
gone to Pierce this week to hear the
election contest case, but will not now
be in that town until the first week in
February.
Burt Mapes was to have responded
to Mayor Browns address of welcome
to the ninth annual convention of the
Independent telephone association but
was unable to be in Lincoln.
Chester Slaughter of Dallas passed
through Norfolk yesterday enroute
home from Chicago. He repeated here
the statement made by him in Chicago
chat anybody holding a number above
800 in the Trip land lottery, might
as we'll forget the thing altogether.
w. H. Green, editor of the Creighton
Liberal, was in Norfolk yesterday af
ternoon. Incidentally he took home
a piano that he didn't know he owned
until he reached town. Mr.. Green
recently engaged in the theatrical bust
ness, fitting up a portion of his build
ing at Creighton for an opera house.
Pierce Leader: Chas. Stoeber a
tailor of Norfolk, started a tailor shop
in Pierce this week, in the rooms over
the Pierce State bank occupied a
couple years ago by a Norfolk tailor
named Nordwig. Mr.. Stoeber has en-
gagged Al Hermann of this town to
look after the business here. We
hope the new firm does well and gives
Paul Schultz was down from Pierce.
C. S. Smith Of Madison was in Nor
folk yesterday.
Mrs. NJ. E. Hemenway of Clearwater
was in Norfolk.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Shinn are home
from Sioux City.
Will Zutz is down from Gregory for
a short visit at home.
Mrs. John Ray, who has been visit
ing Norfolk for the past week, returned
to her home today.
W. H. Ryel, who has been visiting
in Chadron for several weeks, returned
home Friday noon.
Mrs. August Deck, Mrs. August Rub
low Miss Dora Ruhlow, Mrs. Louis
Iieeke, Mr.. and Mrs. T. S. Setback and
John Collins were Hoskins visitors in
Norfolk.
Mrs. w. B. Robbins of Omaha was
in Norfolk to see her brother, Tom
Brice, who is recovering from an at,
tack of typhoid fever Mr. Brice is
now able to sit up in a chair.
Ira G, Westervelt is very low and
seems to be growing weaker this week. |
w, A, Moldenhauer is seriously mi
with asthma. Fears were entertained
asst night that he could not survive the
hight,
Pierce Leader: r. w. Shepard, who |
las been the manager for the Edwards
z Bradford Lumber Company at |
Foster for the past two or three years
las resigned his position there. Mr.
Shepard was at Pierce Wednesday and
lie told the Leader that he would re-
move from Foster but to what town
md in which business he would en-
rage he had not fully decided on, al.
hough he had thought somewhat Of