The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1906-06-22

Fairfax. s d. this morning
Mrs l., G. Taylor and Mrs, Baker
returned from Omaha last evening
Mrs A. Pike of Albion who has
been visiting w. A, Emery, will leave
for Sioux city this noon
Spencer Buttcrncld will arrive homo
today from Chicago, whore he has
been attending college
IT, u, Hays returned last night from
| Lincoln whore he has been attending
the state optical association
MIR and Mrs. j. y. Sturgeon passed
| through Norfolk on their way to Mis-
sour Valley from Creighton
Mrs Mnyhew and her mother, Mrs.
solomon, drove to Battle Creek today.
They will return this evening.
Mrs g. V. Schoncld who has been
visiting with Miss Mason. has returned
To her home In Youngstown, Ohio.
Pat stanton Of Tilden was In town
on his way to Omaha He was accom-
panied by f. l.. Gallagher of West
| Point
w. j, Cow and c. s. Bridge arrived
home last evening from an extensive
trip through Oklahoma Indian Terri.
tory and Texas.
r. H. Mathewson of Wakefield ls
expected on the evening train to-
spend Sunday with his uncle. d. Math-
cwson He leaves for the east on
Monday
O. w Luckey has arrived to take
the place of agent at the u. Z. station
| 4, 20
Iilseffer, VINO will take two months
trip.
H. r. Ward has returned from n
fine camping trip near Niobrara with
Omaha friends. His mother has just
returned from an outing in the Colo
RADIO mountains.
Mrs w. f. Lewis and Mrs. d. w.
Forbes OF Bonesteel visited with Mrs.
Cam Tinsloy In the city last night.
while enroute home from Sioux Falls,
whore Mrs. Forbes went as delegate
to the grand chapter o. II. s. OF South
Dakota. She was elected grand
Esther.
Paul Bryant caught three nice big
cat FISH below the dam yesterday.
The Norfolk orchestra went to Bat
tie Creek last night to play for dance
there
A party OF about thirty young peo-
pie expect to spend Sunday plcnicking
south of the city.
G. B. Saltcr Is placing new cement
walk around his residence on Tenth
street and KOenigstcin avenue.
The train from the west at noon on
the Northwestern carried a hot box
on one of the cars that caused a slight
delay.
The Blind Boone Concert company
arrived in the city this morning to fill
their engagement at the COngrega-
tional church tonight
/ Engineer j. II. Mlliken fell from
his engine last night at Scribner and
r broke "A rib He Is getting along as
well as could be expected.
' Tomorrow a large picnic will be held
east of town. The Hadar Union band
) has been engaged. This will be the
largest picnic OF the summer.
, Miss Ella Braasch, who has been
teaching school in the Wagner dis
3 trict closed her term with a very ex-
cellent program yesterday afternoon.
l V. V. Light began this morning to
enjoy his vacation from the postoffce,
g for two weeks. He will remain in Nor
folk and will enjoy the out Of doors
q and fishing.
A box social was held last night at
; the John Ray school house, five miles
west Of Norfolk. Everybody present
/. spent most enjoyable evening. Mrs.
John Rays basket brought the high
, est price.
A rural carrier examination began
/ in the rooms over the postoffice, at
the federal court building this morn
1 ing. V. V. Light had charge Of the
examination. Arrangements were
} made for eleven applicants
A number of ladies Of the Highland
9 Mobiles aid society gave Mrs. B. w.
Barrett a pleasant surprise yesterday
! afternoon. They dropped in early,
armed with thimbles and needles and
, an interesting as well as profitable
sewing bee followed. Ice cream was
= served
Miss Margaret Nichols, who has Just
5 graduated from the domestic science
department OF the state university, Is
t here. She desires to organize a cook
ing class among the young women OF
I Norfolk. Miss Nichols once lived in
Norfolk and is graduate of the Nor
v folk high school
Mr.. and Mrs A. P. Pilger have ar
e rived from Madison for a visit They
l. will go to Elgin for a visit with Mr..
r and Mrs John Davenport and later
:. will join Mr.. and Mrs. F. K. Daven-
4 port in their camp on the Elkhorn.
= Mr.. and Mrs. Davenport have their
tents all ready for the camping.
< II. S. Adams, formerly manager Of
+ the Norfolk sugar factory, now assist
ant editor of the Brooklyn Eagle, has
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