The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1906-06-15

uE, the senator Hp'Uuluh cHhh"S ~
he lawyers camp near Neigh while
Mrs. Allen visited her daughter at
Oakdale.
Misses Helen, Marion Victoria and
Josephine Maylard are visiting with
MIR. and Mrs. Geo Davenport at Mad.
son during the absence Of their pa
rents.
Miss Clara Alden, who has been
teaching in South Dakota, visited over
Sunday with her parents, DR.. and Mrs.
Alden of the hospital. She left this
morning for Lincoln.
Rev and Mrs, j. G. S. Wells went
to Omaha today to attend the gradua'
ton exercises Mr. Wells daughter
Miss Louise Wells, graduates tomor-
row.
Mr. and Mrs. G. B. Salter will leave
tomorrow for Dallas, s, d., to visit
their son, Frank. Mr.. G. B. Salter Is
Just recovering from two weeks
siege of tonsilitis and IL going for n
two weeks rest.
w. A. Leach OF Bonesteel, Orion
Porter r. ]. Thompson and Carl Por-
ter of Fairfax composed party OF
Gregory county enthusiasts who passed
| through Norfolk this morning for
Sioux City to take part in the 500 Gun
club tournament They were accom-
panied by Mrs. Carl Porter.
l.. T.. Pasewalk Is enjoying fishing
expedition at Long Pine this week.
Miss Matte Fannon, who has been
very i'll with typhoid fever, is resting
easy and her friends feel somewhat
encouraged
Beginning this evening, all barber
shops in Norfolk will close at 8
o'clock except Saturday, when shops
will remain open until IL o'clock.
Albert Wilde was financial secre-
tary of the Sons of Hermann lodge
here, instead of treasurer. John Oes'
terling has been treasurer for years
and was reelected.
A small party of young ladies' en-
| joyed an outing Saturday afternoon
Miss Eleanor Coffene of Omaha, who
returned yesterday noon, and Miss
Edna Durland of Plainview, who will
be here until Wednesday, were guests
Services at the Sacred Heart cathe-
dral were dismissed last evening that
Rev. Father Manning might visit El-
mer Fox, who is very i'll. Elmer has
just recently returned from the west
and is suffering from hemorrhages of
the lungs.
George ID. Butterfeld returned yes
| terday at noon from the lawyers camp
at Neigh. He reports that the attor-
neys are enjoying a splendid outing
and that the camp has been prepared
in excellent style. There are just thir'
ty members in the party. They are
catching excellent fish.
Lisle Nicola, cashier of the bank at
Foster and well known in Norfolk
will be married June 20 at Washing.
ton, Iowa, to Miss Jessie b. Crooks
Mr.. Nicola and l.. L. Pasewalk will
leave for Chicago on Wednesday OF
this week, and Mr.. Pasewalk will act
as best man at the wedding.
Rev. J. p. Mueller of Christ's Luth
eran church, in company with Rev
Winges of Laurel and Rev. Erick OF
Florence, returned from the meeting
of the Synod at Wisner. The reverend
gentlemen, who visited Mr.. Mueller
over Sunday, each delivered an ad
dress in his stead yesterday.
Norfolk yesterday afternoon listened
to a delightful band concert as rem
| dered by one of the two brass bands
, from Hadar. The band boys had beer
in Pierce Saturday and came to Nor
folk yesterday. They were attired II
1 their new blue uniforms, with golt
< braid trimmings. The concert wa.
. given east of town.
There were two runaways at The
r Baptist church, corner of Fifth stree
!, and Philip avenue, yesterday morning
|. Two single drivers were hitched OF
a either side of Philip avenue when tn,
Altman auto came along. The hors
i es became frightened and broke loose
o They only ran short distance whel
they were stopped. No damage wa
8 done.
r The j. w. Oertwich Ice company
making extensive preparations for tn
StdSOl. WGlNS ltdinS are Il
e work today excavating for big pont
The improvements that will be mad
d are as follows: A two-acre pond, min
II feet deep; two eightfoot cylinde
pumps and gasoline engine; a neN
II 40x40X26 ice house which will jus
h double their storing capacity. TIL
one-half-acre pond will be cemente
e and it is quite likely the two-acre pom
@ as well. The ponds will be filled wit
pure well water and are so constructe
y that they can be cleaned each seasoi
r The |. o. o. F., Rebekahs, Macci
bees and Ben Hurs united Saturda
IL evening in farewell reception to NJ
g and Mrs. S. r. Mcfarland, who al
N moving to Madison where Mr.. McFa
land has charge of the duties of de
ID uty county clerk. The evening We
of most pleasantly spent. Games an
e music was the order. In a few we
chosen words, Geo. N, Beels, repr