The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1909-12-03
MONDAY MENTION.


son.
Mrs. Gadbois of Madison was in the
city.
w. p. Logan went to Bonesteel on
business.
II. Sidell of Stanton was here visit
ing friends,
Harold Cole of Stanton visited rel.
atives here.
Mrs. C. o. Person OF Stanton called
on friends here.
Mrs. Gus Bley and Mrs. Oscar Haupt.
Ii went to Omaha.
Mrs. M. Goetch of Stanton was In
the city calling on friends.
Mrs. John Kingsley of Stanton was
here visiting with friends.
Miss Minnie Mas returned from a |
Sunday visit at Bloomfield with |
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. NJ. Braden spent
Sunday at Huron, s. d., with his
brother.
Henry Haase and daughter, Miss
Ada Haase, spent Sunday with rela-
tives at Hoskins-
Miss Verna Coryell returned to the
state university, after a few days visit
with her parents.
Lowell Erskine, after spending
Thanksgiving here with his parents,
returned to Lincoln.
Mrs. Cora A. Beels returns this
evening from a two days visit with
friends at Sioux City.
Mrs. II. Kingston of Stanton, who
has been visiting at Wayne, was in
the city calling on friends.
Mrs. l.. Palm and her son. George
Palm, and daughters, Misses Anna and
Dora. spent Sunday at Hoskins.
Miss Opal Coryell, who has spent
Thanksgiving with her parents here,
has returned to her school at Dixon.
Edward Beiersdorfer of Emerson,
who was on his way to Omaha on bust
ness, stopped in the city for short
visit with his parents.
C ID. Haskell cashier of the First
National bank of Gregory, was in the
city Sunday. Mr. Haskell was return
ing to Gregory from Wakefield.
Miss Maud Rees and Miss Hazel
Turner of Cambridge, who have been
here spending a few days with the D.
Rees family returned to Doane col
lege.
C. G. Zuelow, who has been visiting
with his daughter, Mrs. A. G. Peters,
at Seattle, and friends in California,
is expected to return to Norfolk this
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Kraus and Fred
Kraus of Spencer are in the city visit
ing with John f. Klug. Frank Kraus
has sold his farm at Spencer and is
moving to Lincoln.
E.P. Weatherby has just purchased
the Silver Creek ranch in Knox county
and thinks he has secured a good
thing. The ranch consists of over 4S6
acres.
John Anderson a farmer living six
miles east of Norfolk was arrested by
Chief of Police Marquardt and fined
$40 in Justice Eiseley's court for be
ing drunk.
w. ). Murden of Omaha Sundayed
with w. Il. King and family. Mr.. Muir
den is a member of the Mendelssohr
choir at Omaha. He gave Congrega
tional church people treat by singing
solo.
Harlan Persons of Aurora, Ill, is in
the city and will succeed Charles Rich
ardson as bookkeeper of the automatic
telephone company here January l
Mr.. Richardson will settle on MS
ranch at Ainsworth about January 3.
Word has been received from Mis-:
Helen Herman, who is attending the
Berkeley university in California ina
she likes California and will probably
STAY there indefinitely. She has JUS
ioined the Alpha ri Delta sorority a
the university.
The Norfolk Relief association
which has been Incorporated, has al
ready appointed organizers to MAKE
trims throughout Nebraska for the pur
nose of organizing branch associations
i'm various towns and cities. The al
reotors of the association will meet II
two weeks.
Spencer Butterfield will not return
TO the Ames Agricultural college 10
the time being, at least. In the ah
sence of G. u. Buttertield, he Is al
tending to the business affairs OF But
terrified & Son. He found the healtl
of his father, w. II. Buttertield, quit
considerably improved in Denver
Saturday was execution day 10
many of the Norfolk dogs which ar
allowed to run loose in the streets
deemed public nuisance by many eli
izens and the police, who killed sevel
of the CANNES in one day. Two of tn
dogs were shot by Night Polio
OBrien at the Junction. The othe
five he killed on Main street.
II. r. Ward writes Norfolk friend
from Council Bluffs that, owing TO III
mothers serious illness and weakene'
condition since her removal TO NIT
G. NJ. Gould's residence, 246 Mort
Second street, Council Bluffs, grav
fears are entertained of her passin
away any day. Mr.. Ward VIII dlscoi
tinue business at Norfolk temporary
and will remain with his mother du
no.