The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1910-12-30
TUESDAY TOPICS.


e. c. Sweet Of Madison was in the
city.
j. w Wisenstlne OF Battle Creek
was here.
W. F Fulton of Pierce was visit.
or In the city.
Elmer Huebner OF Pierce was n Wis.
itor In the city.
s. M. Rosenthal returned from a Wis.
II with relatives at Sioux City.
Herman Lehman OF Stanton was I'm
the city visiting with relatives.
Lorin Doughty returned from Ames.
Ia. to visit here with relatives.
Miss Alvina Miller returned from n
visit with friends at Bazile Mills.
q. l.. Carlson has gone to Pawnee
City to lecture on scientific horse
breeding.
William Hauptli returned to Mono.
wi after few days visit here with
relatives.
Arthur Lancaster has returned T, ON
Kearney where he spent a few days
with relatives.
Thomas L. Sloan, prominent at
torney of Fender was in the city trans.
acting business.
Miss Cutru and sister Of Newman
Grove were here attending the rail
road mems ball
Ross b. Tindall has returned to
Omaha after days visit with his
parents in Norfolk.
A. b, Stokes and wife and Mrs d.
K. Tindall have gone to Central City
on visit with relatives.
Miss Dena Lehman of Fremont was
here visiting with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. w. l.. Lehman.
George Sweigard OF Hoskins was in
Norfolk attending directors meeting
of the Farmers Mutual Insurance com
pany.
Frank Killoran of Chadron, Neb.,
is in Norfolk for the HOLIDAYS and n
visit at the nome of his parents, Mr..
and Mrs p. F. Killoran.
Mrs. II. A. Hall and daughters
Misses Dorothy and Marjory of Long
% Pine, were in the city visiting with
the X. NJ. Fraser family.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. C. Marshall and
daughter, Miss Beatrice Marshall of
NiObrara, were in the city visiting
with Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. veile.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. T. O'Donnell and son
John of Bozeman, Mont, will arrive in
the city Monday evening for a visit
at the home of Mrs. O'Donnell's sis
ter, Mrs. p. F. Killoran.
The Ladies Guild will meet with
Mrs. s. NJ Braden Wednesday after
noon for work.
A. II. Veile is reported ill.
Archie Gov is on the sick list.
George F. Schiller of Central City,
proprietor of the Oxnard hotel, is
here looking over his property which
is undergoing extensive repairs.
Sam Kline entertained at a stag
party yesterday afternoon about fifty
of his Norfolk friends. There was
plenty of music and refreshments.
The special meeting of Mosaic
lodge, No. So, A. F. and A. NJ, called
for tonight has been postponed until
tomorrow, Wednesday night. Work in
II. A. degree.
In the Rice livery stable office are
relics of X. Ondrak's railroad accident.
His hat shoe and several bones were
picked up and put on exhibition there.
The shoe shows plainly how Ondrak
was run over.
The Sons of Herman gave an en-.
tertainment last evening to many
friends and children. A large Christ
mas tree was we'll decorated and many
gifts were presented to the children.
The entertainment ended with a
dance.
James Johnson, a former Northwest
ern conductor, has purchased the j.
A. Montague pool hall at the Junction.
Miss Hazel Clark, who has been
night telephone operator at the Ne
braska Telephone office, has resigned
her position and will take a nurses
course at the state hospital.
Signor Telesto, a prominent violin
list of Denver, Colo, has purchased
from Professor Otto A. Voget of this
city an old Gaglianus violin which
was made in Naples, Italy, in 1922.
The violin has it's pedigre with it.
The violin sold, by Professor Voget
has its makers signature in his own
handwriting on the back. The pur-
chase price was $3.50.