The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1905-06-30
SATURDAY SETTINGS.

j. n. siren OF l1lden was IN town
this morning.
o. p. Rodeen of Bristow was in the
city over night
Mrs. II F. Hilburn Of orchard is
visiting in the city
M. Sullivan was in Norfolk over
night from Beemer.
c. r. Peterson was in the city to.
day from Plainview.
John r. Hays returned last night
from trip to Omaha.
S. c. Brakeman Of Battle Creek was
in the city over night.
Mr. and Mrs F. Moore of Creighton
were in the city today.
II. Hasenpflug is quite i'll at his
home on North Seventh street.
E. S. Maggie of the Nebraska Tele-
phone company Is in the city.
Miss Otelia Pilger has gone to
Stanton for a visit with friends.
w. L. Kirk OF the Creighton News
was in the city this morning enroute
to Sioux City.
r. E. Williams went to Omaha this
morning to spend Sunday with pa
rents and friends.
William Darlington, city mail car
rier, returned to work this morning
after two weeks vacation.
Miss Elizabeth Cockroft of Ossin.
ing, N. Y, arrived yesterday to be
maid of honor at the Rainbolt-Weills
wedding.
Miss Genevieve Stafford Is home
from Omaha where she attended the
Sacred Heart academy during the
past year.
w. p Bushnell of Kansas City is
visiting friends in Norfolk. This is
the first time he has been here in
three years.
Martin Kolterman who has made
Norfolk his home for the past four
years, left this morning for Shelby,
Iowa, where he will reside in the fu.
ture.
Mrs Charles Stitt left today for
Burlington, Iowa, where she will re
main during the summer, visiting Mr..
Stitt and attending a conservatory of
music.
Miss Bernice Whitney, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. H. l.. Whitney of Oma-
ha, is in the city, visiting at the home
of her grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. l.,
Powers.
D. c. Ressegure and son Eugene of
Madison were in the city over night
and took the early train to Algona
Iowa, to visit a son and brother who
is quite i'll.
Mrs. j. w. Humphrey returned last
night from a two months trip to Ex-
celsior Springs, Mo- She feels much
benefited by the trip. She was met
at Omaha by her son, Graham.
Mrs. l.. NJ. Keene, jr., of Fremont
arrived in the city today to visit
week at the home of her parents, Mr..
tend the Rainbolt-Weills wedding
next Wednesday. Mr.. Keene will ar
rive Tuesday.
Sisters Marae and Damien arrived
at noon from Chicago for a two.
weeks visit with the Horiskey family.
Sister Marae will be remembered as
Miss Maggie Horiskey who left home
about five years ago. She is now
member of the Dominican sisterhood.
DR.. H. J. White, formerly postmas-
ter at Bassett and a Norfolk Elk, has
moved to Springview, Neb.
A meeting of the West Side Hose
company is called by President Jonas
for June 26. Come or pay a fine"
says the announcement.
Mrs. f. p. Weatherby was hostess
afternoon in honor of her sister, Mrs.
Joseph Shoemaker of Omaha.
George Krotter of the Krotter Lum.
ber company, met with a bad run
away accident near Bonesteel this
week, as a result of which his team
were fatally injured and his buggy
shattered He was bruised.
Norfolk people are reasonably sure
of the delicacies for the table that
may be made from currants. The
bushes are loaded and the fruit is
ripening beautifully. With the wan.
ing of the strawberry crop this will
be the next to demand attention from
the housewife.
Tomorrow afternoon there will be
somewhere for Norfolkans to go, who
desire recreation in a park. John
Freythaler has made arrangements
with the Stanton band-one OF the
finest bands in the state-to make
music for the occasion and will open
his park TO the public, east of town.
Ice cream will be served on the
grounds.
Plainvlew News: During the elec.
trcal storm of Tuesday evening, light.
ming struck near the w C. Wooley
farm residence seven miles west Of