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

Mr.. August Rudat and Miss Anna
Nujot were married here Sunday af-
ternoon by Rev. ]. Hoffman of the
German Lutheran church The groom
is well known farmer and old. set
tier of Kalamazoo precinct and the
bride is well known in this vicinity,
having been housekeeper here for
many years for Frank Schinkus
A game of ball was played Saturday
afternoon between limerick and Bat.
tie Creek at Limerick Nine innings,
score to in favor of Battle Creek.
Since the opera house is Inder the
management of Martin Bros. it seems
to be well paying institution. Some
thing is going on nearly all the time
and everything is clean and up-to-date.
Tom Moore was here aSturday from
Meadow Grove visiting relatives.
w. H. Dean of Sioux City was con-
for Fred Volk and r. f. Allberry.
They got about $4,000 feet of building
lumber.
Mrs. T. C. Mayhem and mother,
Mrs. Salmon of Norfolk were visiting
friends here Saturday.
Herman and Edward Mas were Wis
iting Sunday at the home of their
uncle, Herman Mas, at Norfolk
A son was welcomed at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs, Frank Kopach last
Saturday.
Mrs. A. NJ. Jaycox and two children
came down from Bassett Sunday for
a visit with her father, E. G.. Dennis,
and other relatives.
The Tilden band will furnish the
music here on the Fourth. 1t is said
that our friends at Tilden will be well
represented here on that day. and
we can guarantee that they will have
lot of fun here. Nearly $400 is raised
now for the Fourth of July fund
Miss Anna Shelly, who died at the
Norfolk Junction Sunday was buried
here Monday noon in the Catholic
cemetery. Rev. Father Manning of
Norfolk conducted the funeral The
attendance in the church was large,
as Miss Shelly was a native of this
place.
Doy Curas sold his tonsorial busi-
ness to B. o. Hutton of Omaha, who
took possession Immediately. Mr..
Curas has not decided yet what he
will follow in the future.
Carl Craft was here Tuesday from
Meadow Grove.
| j. A. Wright was a business visitor
to the county capital Monday
Mrs. Lizzie Carrabine drove to Nor
folk Wednesday to visit her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Owen Wade.
Geo. Niles of Tilden was visiting
here Wednesday with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. K. l. Niles.
Ralph Simmons boarded the early
passenger for Omaha Wednesday.
E. e. Cartney was up to Meadow
Grove Tuesday.
| Miss Olga Schroeder of this place
was married Tuesday of last week to
Mr.. C. H. PAIL at Spencer, where the,
latter went into business about six
weeks ago. Both are well known in
the vicinity of Battle Creek and were
classed among our best young people.
Next Sunday afternoon ball game
will be played here between the Til
den and Battle Creek heavy weights
The infant daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
p. F. Zimmerman was christened at
the Lutheran church Sunday.
w. H. Maher and family were visit
ing Sunday and Monday with Mrs
Maher's brothers, James and William
Cossairt, at Platte Center.
The school picnic of the Lutheran
church will be held next Sunday at
Tomhagen's grove, east of town. In
the forenoon Rev. ]. Hoffman will de-
liver a short sermon and in the after
noon old and young will indulge in all
kinds of innocent games. Refresh
ments will be on the grounds.
County Commissioner Burr Taft of
Norfolk was here Tuesday inspecting
affairs at the county poor farm
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Wilkinson of Nor
folk were visiting here Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs. Doy Curas. /"