The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, 1910-02-11
MONDAY MENTION.


city.
Frank Clother of Platte Center was
here
Robert h. Gordon of Dallas was in
the city.
Robert Broecker went to Neigh on
business.
NJ. d. Tyler went to Madison on
business.
Miss Lydia Goetsch of Stanton was
in the city.
Miss Helen Schwichtenberg of Ha
dar was here.
Mrs. Newman of Stanton was here
| visiting friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Strehlow of Long
Pine were in the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Weatherholt re-
turned from Hoskins.
Fred Lehman of Hoskins was in the
city visiting relatives.
e. p. Weatherby goes TO Crawford
this evening on business.
G. S. Hayes and G. II. Henderson
returned from Humphrey.
Misses Elvina and Emma Miller of
Pierce were Norfolk visitors.
Miss Bessie Mcfarland of Madison
was in the city visiting friends.
j. A. Huebner and family of Hoskins
were in the city visiting with relatives.
Dr. p. II. Salter and son George are
in Chicago. Mrs. Salter went to
Omaha.
Mrs. G. w. Schwenk returned from
Tarleton, Okla, where she had been
visiting with relatives.
Mrs. Smith of Painview is in the
city visiting with her daughters, Mrs.
NJ. Irwin and Mrs. Frank Melcher.
Mr.. and Mrs. George ID. Butterfield
and daughter, Edith, left at noon for a
two weeks visit in Chicago and Dav-
export, la.
| Charles Beiersdorf, jr., returned to
Emerson after a short visit with his
dorf of Norfolk.
August and Sol Spangle, two North
western railroad brakemen, have gone
to Oklahoma to spend their vacation
visiting with relatives.
Mrs. j. B. Maynard and daughter,
Miss Victoria Maynard, returned from
visit at Madison with Mrs. George
Davenport, who has been suffering
from an attack of grip. Mrs. Daven-
ports condition is now better.
r. f. Schiller, who was i'll, Is con-
valescent. .. ,.
Hose company No. will hold a reg
ular meeting Tuesday night
A business meeting of the B. Y. p.
U. is called for Tuesday evening at
Madison avenue.
Mrs. Frank Melcher, who has been
quite i'll, is improving rapidly.
Clare Blakeley, operator Of the
Northwestern here, is taking a months
vacation.
The Queen Esther Circle will meet
| Tuesday evening at the home of Miss
Jennie Mills.
The Norfolk dancing circle will give
masquerade ball at Marquardt hall
this evening.
Arthur Sasse and Miss Minnie Deuel..
employees at the hospital, will be mar
ried Thursday.
Norfolk Scots held meeting at the
Norfolk business college Saturday
evening. An organization Of the Burns
club is expected soon.
The Womans Missionary society OF
the First Congregational church will
meet with Mrs. Burt Mapes Tuesday
afternoon at 2 o'clock.
Roy Bushnell, former Norfolk
young man, is dead at Columbus as a
result Of injuries received when q fall.
ing piece OF timber from bridge. I'M
der which he was standing while cut
ting ice, struck him.
| Miss Leona Goucher of Wahoo has
purchased the millinery store of Mrs.
e. A. Waddell on Norfolk avenue and
will take possession about March !.
Mrs. Waddell will open new store
on South Fourth street February Is.
The Norfolk gas company has placed
an order for new machinery, includ-
ing a new boiler. This new machinery
will double the present capacity of the
plant and will necessitate an enlarge
ment of their present building. The
new addition will be built on the south
of the building.
Ainsworth Star-Journal: Mrs. Jes-
sen of Norfolk with her son Paul,
came up from that city Monday even
ing to look for place to live and rent
an Office for the doctor. They found
houses scarcer than hens teeth, and
will live for a while at the Osborne.
The doctor will have his dental Office
in the Alderman building, in connec-
ton with the millinery store. This is
a good location. They will come soon.
Tom pepper" is busy in Norfolk
and it is very probably he will soon
get into serious trouble. When enter
ing her bedroom one evening recently
a Norfolk woman was much fright
ened by seeing the face of man peep
ing in at her through the bedroom
window. He disappeared when she
screamed. On South Eighth street cit
liens are complaining of being an
noyed by what they believe to be
burglars. Hearing a noise of someone
trying the lock on the door, woman
who was alone, after an investigation