The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1906-04-27
SATURDAY SETTINGS.

Senator Allen was in the city today
from Madison.
Mrs Chase was in the city yesterday
from Stanton.
August Beck of Hoskins was in the
city yesterday.
Albert Pilger was here from Stan
ton yesterday on business.
C. T. Muffley of Meadow Grove was
in the city yesterday afternoon.
Miss Martin of Creighton is visiting
her sister, Mrs M. p. Ryan over Sun
day.
The Misses Viele and Miss Toomey
went to Battle Creek to visit over Sun
day.
Harry Doughty returned home last
night after a protracted visit in Lin
coin
Mrs. Anton Bucholz and daughter
Adelia went to Pierce today for short
visit.
Dr. Chas A. McKim, the state veter.
marian, is at the Krantz livery barn
today.
Mrs. Stahl was in the city from
Hooper, visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs Gruenwald.
Frank Perry of this city has accept
ed a position as salesman in the
Schultz store at Stanton.
Engineer Andy Dryden returned on
No. l yesterday from Boone, Iowa,
where he went to attend a union meet
ing of C. & N. w. employees at that
point.
Mrs. Winfield Tilden has returned
from Des Moines.
Conductor Jack Eccles left today
for Chicago and will visit at his old
home in Iowa on his return.
R. l.. Canote went to Fremont today
to meet his wife, who has been visit.
ing relatives in Missouri Valley.
Howard A. Rowe has returned to
Lincoln and his father, postmaster at
Oakdale, has gone back to his home.
Mrs. P. F. Bell left at noon for FIRE.
go to Omaha before returning and
will be back about next Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. l.. Mote of Plain
view visited at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs w p. Logan yesterday. Mr..
Mote is president of a bank at Plain.
view.
William Moeller, who arrived in
the city yesterday, came direct from
Germany to visit his brother, Emil
Moeller of this city. He left here at
noon for Atkinson, where he will visit
another brother.
The Norfolk orchestra returned from
Battle Creek, where they played for a
dancing party, and last night made
good music for the Trinity dance.
Mrs. Ernest had come from Bloomfield
to play. Those in the orchestra who
went TO Battle Creek were Charles
Rouse, Fritz Glander and Mrs. Ernest.
Miss Matte Davenport returned yes
terday from Spokane, where she was
called by the illness of her sister, Mrs.
Lattimer. Enroute home she planned
to stop at Denver for a visit at the
home of her brother, Carl, but she did
not stop because of a telegram from
her brother here, F. E. Davenport, re-
questing her to come righL on home
because her mother was not feeling
we'll
The Shriners who attended the ban
quet and ball at Omaha this week re-
turn with glowing reports of the sue
cess of the affair. Those who attend
ed from this Commandery were G. G.
Ball, w. H. Bucholz, E. H. Tracy, c. E.
Burnham, Ira G. Brown of Fort Mo
brara, and Mr.. Young of Pilger. The
initiation was a surprise even to the
old members of the order. 1t was in
charge of George West of Ak-Sar-Ben
fame and was all right.
DR.. and Mrs. P. H. Salter enter
tanned the West Side Whist club last
night.
A pleasant dancing party was given
last night in Marquardt hall by the
Trinity Social guild.
Mrs. Stanfield is still quite seriously
Ill with heart trouble. Mrs. A. G.
Lane of Omaha, her sister, and George
Abbott of Fremont, her brother, are
in the city, having come because of
Illness.
j. V. Johnston has returned from
Merriman, where he say the remains
of the wreckage which was sent into
he left the place, the wreckage was
being burned.
Gus Graul, the popular engineer at
the city pumping station, this week |
celebrated his fiftieth birthday and in
vited a number OF friends in during !