The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1911-02-03
MONDAY MENTIONS

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Chicago.
William McCunc went to Madison on
business.
s. G.. Dean returned from business
trip to Madison.
Rev.J. w. Angel OF Atkinson was
visitor In the city.
Fred G. Jenkins of Coome was
visitor In the city.
Walter Jones returned from bust
ness trip to Neigh.
w. X. Stitt of st. Charles, S. d., was
n visitor In the city.
Attorney Calvin Keller OF Creighton
was here on business
II. =. Weatherby returned from
business trip In Iowa.
Ex-senator w. " Allen OF Madison
was a visitor in the city.
ID. T. Hodson Of Madison was in the
city visiting with friends.
Mr. and Mrs. y. |. Ellis of Hoskins
were in the city visiting with friends.
Louis Buckendorf returned from
Harrington, where he spent weeks
vacation with relatives.
w. A. Kingsley went to Omaha,
where he will attend the convention
of the Hotel Mems association.
e. NJ. Clement has returned from a
months business trip in Iowa. While
in Iowa Mr.. Clement visited many of
his relatives who reside in that state.
Miss Gladys Baker of Chambers,
Neb., who spent weeks visit here
with the Charles Sheeer family, has
gone to O'Neill, where she will attend
school
X. II. Reynolds has returned from
Stuart where he visited with his
nephew, Fred Barclay. Mr.. Barclay is
building a $4,000 home in Stuart and
a new $4,000 Catholic church Is about
to be built there.
Anton Jelen, a prominent Verdigre
real estate dealer was in the city
transacting business. Mr.. Jelen says
the land around Verdigre is selling at
a good price and that last years crops
we're the best in many years. "The
News is much appreciated paper at
Verdigre," says Mr.. Jelen. I'VE have
compared 1t with other dailies and
find we get the best news from The
Norfolk News"
c. p. Ditchen has shown The News
message from Mrs. Ditchen in Los
Angeles which very positively contra
diets reports printed in a Fremont
paper, limiting that she intended to
get a divorce. The contents of the
telegram indicate that if Fremont pa
pers would let Mr.. and Mrs. Ditchen's
domestic affairs alone peace would
reign supreme. Mr.. Ditchen has gone
to O'Neill to employ NJ. f. Harrington
as an attorney. He expects to bring
suit against a Fremont paper and to
enjoin 1t from printing any more un-
true reports about him.
l.. T. Smith. a travelling salesman
for the Park-Davis company, and one
of the most prominent members of the
commercial travellers organization,
surprised his many Norfolk friends
Sunday by announcing that he had be-
come a benedick The wedding took
place at Omaha last Thursday after.
noon when Mr.. Smith and Miss Bertha
A. Porter of Plattsmouth, Neb., were
bound in wedlock. Mr.. and Mrs. Smith
will make Norfolk their home and
have rented the cottage formerly oc.
cupied by Mrs Hall on Eleventh street
and Nebraska avenue.
Mrs, J. l.. Baldwin is confined to her
bed suffering from an attack of the
grip,
The show windows of the C. H.
Krahn tailor shop have been remod
eled.
Paul Wetzel, who has been confined
to his bed with the grip, is again able
to be at his store.
Anton Tuna, aged ~, died at Dal
las last Tuesday. He was the father
of Mrs George Meister and Amos
Tuna of this city. Mrs. Meister, her
a son and Mr.. Tuna attended the fu
neral at Dallas, which was held last
Thursday.
James DiGnan has been awarded q
large plumoing contract at Elgin
4 where he will install heating plant
S in a church.
Y Mr. and Mrs. F. Birch of Pierce
N were in the city. They met their son
who had come here from Wayne. He
was taken back to Pierce on account
OF illness.
J. II. Gilpn, the hypnotst who viii
awaken Ira Mantzke, who is asleeI
in the c. Ii. Krahn show window, ar
rived in the city in company with his
wife at noon.
Street Commissioner Uecker has
gone to Mount Agel, Ore, where he
was called ON account of the seriou,
Illness of his father. Hans ROwdel
is acting street commissioner in alb
sence of Mr.. Uecker.
A friend OF Mrs. Rosa A. Beels has
received letter in which Mrs. Beel'
says she found n home for her baby il
Omaha and had left it there just be
fore she went to the Millard hotel OF
the night of the fire. so that the child
was not in the hotel fire as had beeI
reported in Norfolk.
Three fire alarms were turned in a
the fire station Saturday, but in eacl
case the services of the tiremen wer,
not required. The first call came from
the Moyune Tea store on Norfolk av
enue where some trouble was expert
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