The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1904-11-04
SATURDAY SlErlNGS.

Chester Nelson went to his home at
! Pierce today.
Ed A. Jones was a city visitor from
| Grand Island,
Phil Sires was in the city yesterday
! from Planview.
II. Il. Buckmaster was in the city
from Creighton.
Clarence Allen was a Norfolk visit
or from Albion.
Webb Kellogg was in the city from
Emerson yesterday.
Robert Prichard of Carroll was n
visitor over night.
George Young of Wayne transacted
business in Norfolk.
p. II. Corell was in the city yester.
day from Plainview
f. G. TIiermiger of Neigh was a Wis
itor in Norfolk yesterday.
f. w. Melcher and w. r. S. Neigh
were Norfolk visitors yesterday from
! West Point
DR.. Thos White has rented the
first floor of E. w Bates residence on
! South Fourth street and will occupy
! it November first
Mrs. Holden, who has spent the
summer here at the home of her son,
Chris Lenzer will come home from
Stanton tonight.
Mr. and Mrs. A. ]. Durland returned
from Omaha last evening.
DR.. c. S. Parker is i'll at his home on
Koenigstein avenue with appendicitis.
Miss Lizzie Schram has gone to
Missouri Valley to spend Sunday with
| her brother.
w. NJ. Rainbolt of Osmond was in
the city over night. He came down
for the Elks' party.
Mr. and Mrs. f. II. Gerecke of Stan
ton were in Norfolk last night for the
Elks' opening party.
Chas. NJ. Jack, a prominent young
business man of Rushvile, attended
the Ellis' party last night.
Geo. N. Beels returned today from
| Chicago where he attended a meeting
of Christian Science teachers.
Manager ]. N. Bundick of the sugar
from a business visit to Omaha.
Lloyd Moore mad Chris Powers were
down from Pierce to attend the re-
cital given by Lloyd Pasewalk last
night.
Mrs. c. w. Hamilton of Creighton
| is the guest of her son, f. l.. Hamilton
of this city. She is on her way to
Garden City, Kansas, where she may
decide to make her home in the fu-
ture. Mr.. Hamilton has been there to
| look over the country and is well
| pleased with it.
President r. f. Memminger of the
Citizens National bank returned yes
terday from Omaha, where he attend
ed the meeting of the state bankers
association. He says there was a
large attendance and that many of the
papers and addresses were of great in
tereSt and Importance. Mrs. Mem
minger, who attended the convention
also, returned with her husband and
went on through to her home in Mad
ison.
Charles Rennack, who claims to be
the champion cornhusker of the world,
| passed through Norfolk enroute to
Pierce. His record is POI bushels in
ten hours.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. C. Yocum left to-
day for their home near Butte. Mr..
Yocum has been sick for the past six
weeks and Mrs. Yocum has been here
three weeks to nurse him. He is still
far from well.
Miss Myrtle A. Mills of Laurel, a
daughter of Postmaster Mills of that
place, and niece of Robert Mills of
| this city, was married to Rev. r..
Claude Smith of Ten Sleep, Wyo.. at
the brides home on Thursday even
ing. The brides cousin, Miss Lena
Mills of Norfolk presided at the piano.
The members of Johannes Lutheran
church have purchased lots east of
the Lincoln school house and have
moved their church building from
the Junction to the new locality.
The building was recently purchased
from the Free. Methodist people, by
whom it was built. The new location
will be much more convenient to mem.
bers of the church and congregation.
Monday night is Halloween and
some of the youngsters have laid elab-
crate plans for the mischief they plan
to get into on that occasion They
will be wise, however, if they will cut
out anything in the program that fla
vors of violations of laws and ordi-
nances, as the police officers will un.
doubtedly mix in the fun" if it should
come to the destruction of property
or other damage.
Deputy Game Warden Jake Herbst
of Spencer, is in Jail at Fremont
charged with having drawn a fraudu
lent check for 500 on Nick Kayl, a
ranchman for whom he worked, and
to have secured the endorsement of
Otto Pohl of Fremont to the paper
and getting it cashed at the CONNER
cial National bank. 1t was supposed
that some mistake had been made
when the check was sent back from
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