The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, 1910-07-22
SATURDAY SETTINGS.

c. H. Groesbeck returned from Dal
las.
G. j Horiskey returned from North
Platte.
George II. Mcdonald OF McCook was
In the city
Sheriff c. S. Smith Of Madison was
I'm the city.
Sheriff c. $. Smith Of Madison was
in the city.
NJ J. Saunders has gone to Omaha
on business.
Harry Leggett of Dallas was in Nor.
folk enroute TO Fargo, n. d., to visit
his brother.
Constable J. f. Flynn has gone to
Omaha on business
George F. Brown of Wakefield was
in the city on business.
II. ID. Neal of Plainview was in the
city transacting business.
Miss Iona Anderson has gone to
Stuart, Neb., to visit with friends
Mr. and Mrs. j. j.. Kennedy of
Creighton were visitors in the city.
Miss Margaret Hamilton has gone
W iIdlHNltN lOl q Suoll NlSlI Win
friends.
Mrs Dora f. Smith has gone to Eos.
ter to visit with her daughter, Mrs. w.
/. Batey
Mrs. William Degner and daughter
have gone to Creighton to visit with
relatives.
Miss Alice Rees has returned from
,y,yf utI I
at Spalding Neb.
Mrs August Deck and Mrs. Ed.
Marot2 of Hoskins were in the city
calling on friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rudolph Wichert have
returned from a visit with friends at
Sioux Falls, S ID.
Special Agent w. J. Stuart of the
Northwestern railroad company has
returned to Omaha.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Marotz and
Miss Bertha Marotz of Hoskins were
visitors in the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. ]. Troester. who
have been here visiting with relatives,
have returned to their home at Lin
coin.
John r. Hays returned last evening
from Lincoln. where he delivered an
address before the convention of Ne.
braska postmasters.
l.. j. Hawk, a prominent ranchman
of VGrdigre, passed through the city
with three carloads of cattle for the
South Omaha market.
Rev J. J. Parker of Genoa, formerly
Of IL, al
church of this city, is in town, a guest
at the home of his son, DIR. c. S. Par
ker.
George Fredericks of Willow Creek
passed through the city enroute to his
home from Omaha, where he reports
topping the market with a few loads
of cattle.
Mrs. F. L. Anderson, her son, Har-
old, and daughters, Misses Ida and
Helen have gone to Fairmont, Mimi,
where they will spend a few weeks
visiting with relatives.
Miss Ida Jones of Winnetoon, accom-
panied by her housin, Miss Clara
French of Ashland Wis, who have
been attending a house party at New
with Mrs. O. ]. Hyde.
Mrs. John Phinney underwent
basal operation at Fremont yesterday
afternoon. Mrs. Phinney had been
troubled with her eyes and for near
ly year had constant headaches. 1t
was discovered that several small
bones in her nose had decayed.
These bones were removed. Reports
from Fremont state that Mrs. Phinney
is now slightly better. Lawton Phin-
ney, her son, is with his mother at
Fremont
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. V. A. Nenow,
son.
The office of the Midwest Life insur-
ance company is being moved from
the Oxnard hotel to room 8, Bishop
block.
The w. c. 7. L. will meet with Mrs.
Kidder Tuesday afternoon on North
Ninth street for social afternoon.
Everybody is welcome.
Mrs. Louis Taylor, formerly of Nor
folk, who moved to Omaha and later
TO St, Paul Mimi. died in that city
after an operation for tumor on July
5.
The national sangerfest to be held
in Omaha July 20 is being much talked
of in Norfolk German circles. There
are probabilities that number of Nor
folk Germans will attend the event
In a practice game the bookkeepers
baseball team defeated the travelling
mems team on the driving park dia-
mond by score of IS to .. The game
was full of feature plays and long
hits. Durland and Morrison were the
battery for the bookies. Fairfield and
Bacon did the same honors for the
travelling men.
The Madison county Jail is pretty
nearly filled up to the limit, and run.
ming over There are ten prisoners
behind the bars as guests of Sheriff
Smith at this time, nine of them from
Norfolk
City Attorney II. f. Barnhart went
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