The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1906-07-06

Douglas Cones and j. A. VanWag-
men of Pierce are here on business.
Miss Dennie Pugh has gone to her
home in Tilden to spend the Fourth.
C. G. Smiska of Wood Lake arrived
in Norfolk last night for ashort visit.
Mrs l.. b. White and children OF
Fremont are here visiting her brother
in-law, A. White.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. L. Taylor left for a
trip through the southeastern part of
the state yesterday.
Mrs. and Mrs. II. G. Evans passed
through Norfolk on their way home to
Omaha from Neigh.
Clarence Hartford, August Roth and
Albert Uecker have gone to Clearwa-
ter to spend the Fourth.
Miss Nina Ryan, who has been WIS.,
iting Miss Kathryn Shaw. leaves for
her home in Neigh today.
Andrew Rosewater, who was here
in connection with the sewer contract.
left for Omaha this morning.
Gustaf Machmuller, who was taken
to Omaha and operated on for appen-
dicitis Monday, is reported to be re-
covering fast.
Miss Custer, who has been visiting
Miss Hattie Linerode, left for her
home in Omaha this morning. Miss
Linerode accompanied her.
Mrs. II. b. Brown, who has been
visiting Mrs. Joseph Schwartz, left for
Pilger today, where she will visit her
brother, H. ]. Shoemaker
Ernest Bridge has returned to
Mount Vernon, S. D., after a visit OF
two weeks at the home of his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs w. H. Bridge.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. B. Salter returned
this morning from the Rosebud where
they have been visiting their sons.
| Commissioner ]. H. Harding Of
Meadow Grove remained in Norfolk
over night on his way home from Mad
ison.
John Wilson, the cook who has been
at Ainsworth for the last year, sur
prised all his friends here yesterday
He will make short visit in Norfolk
The front of the new Macy building
is being put in today.
Word was received here that son
was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Henry e.
Johnson of Omaha on June %.
Missionary services will be held by
the st. Pauls Lutheran church at
Freythalers park east of the city to-
morrow.
Miss Vile Adams, who was one of
the graduates from the High school
this year, has been employed to teach
the Raasch school west of the city for
the next term.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Sessions leave today
for Rollins, Ore, where they will make
an extended visit. They intend to go
by way of Minneapolis and then west
on the Northern Pacific.
A fine baby boy was born at the
home of Engineer and Mrs. A. r.
: Beaton, on South Fourth street, last
night. Mr.. Beaton is locomotive en-
l gineer on the Northwestern.
Ed Brueggeman, Chas. and Will Ahl-
mann returned last night from
weeks camp at the mouth of the
Northfork. They had a fine outing
and reported good fishing in that vi
: cinity.
Governor Mickey began his cam
paign of speechmaking against his fell
t low state officials out at the Milford
soldiers home this week. He is
= scheduled for one of the same sort at
!, Oakdale week after next.
Madison Star-Mail: Dame rumor
4 has it that the Postal Telegraph COM
Il pany are seriously thinking of extend
ing their wires from Columbus to Nor
n f,1l IN, oh, lo,
b an up town Office which will be a
great convenience to the business in
e terests.
d The new Methodist church at War
r nerville will be dedicated tomorrow
at 2:30 p. m. DR.. Tyndall, presiding
d elder, Rev. ]. F. Poucher, Rev. j. M.
:, Boutwell, and Rev. w. r. Peters will
: preach. Trustees are: Ezekiel Row.
lett, H. A. Warner, N. l.. Taylor, w. P.
e Rowlett, T. w. Scribner.
S Many of the Norfolk merchants have
expressed a desire to close their stores
during the Fourth of July so that the
r clerks may have a chance to enjoy
e the day and it is said that the fire
e men, who will hold picnic, will make
d an effort to get an agreement from all
stores that the doors will be closed.
r Paul A. Walter and l.. l.. CORY of
l. Genoa, together with forty-five Indian
e pupils of the Genoa Indian school, re-
It mained all night in Norfolk on their
way home to the Omaha and Rosebud
d reservations. Mr.. Walter and TWEEN.
:, ty-eight left this morning for Emer.
|, son, and Mr.. CORY With the rest left
6 at noon for the Rosebud.
u The lecture which was to have been
delivered at the Auditorium last night
l. under auspices of the Eagles of Nor
n folk, in behalf of the library fund, was
so poorly attended that the lecture
n was given up and not delivered. The
night was so oppressive that the pub
8. lie did NOT talse kindlN To an indoor