The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1906-06-08

| Jne summer.
Miss Pearl Mccormick, a teacher in
the Norfolk schools left today for her
home in Scranton, Iowa. to spend the
summer months.
Mr.. and Mrs Il. p. Weatherby and
Mrs. Warrick went to Omaha yester-
day to visit at the home of j. Shoe
maker for week.
Senator and Mrs. w. V. Allen of
Madison were in the city Sunday night
enroute to Boone, Iowa, to attend the
state encampment
Ed Peoples, who has been attending
school in Correctionville, Iowa. was
IN the city Saturday enroute to his
home In Bonesteel.
II. A. Cheney and two daughters of
Creighton were enroute to Omaha,
where Mr.. Cheney goes to attend the
Masonic grand lodge.
Carl Lehman, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
w. l.. Lehman, arrived home today
from Springfield, H., where he has
been attending college.
Mrs. C. Il. Greene left this morning
for Mound Valley, Kansas. She will
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sas before returning home.
Mrs. Ed Engle and daughter Shirley
have returned from Waterloo, Iowa,
where they went on account of the
serious illness of Mrs. Engle's father,
who died while they were there.
Hon. M. +. Harrington and two
sons of O'Neill were passengers today
o. l. Al IL.
ton and several other Nebraskans are
interested in copper mining property.
The new warehouse being built by
e. A. Bullock on Seventh street track
age is quite the largest thing of it's
kind ever put up in town, giving a ca
pacity for thirty-two thresher engines.
Jack Wells, who has been at work
in the B. & NJ. offices at Lincoln, has
a better position with an increased
salary offered him with the same COM
pany at Sheridan, Wyo. He will leave
about the 18th for his new location.
Mrs. e. C. Harris of Chadron passed
through the city yesterday afternoon
enroute to Albany, N. Y, to attend the
commencement exercises of st. Agnes,
her daughter Lucy being one of the
graduates, and where her other daugh-
ter Frances is a freshman Mr. Har-
ris was in Omaha and expected to
join her there and go with her to AL
bany.
Jesse Stenge suffered painful ac
cident yesterday morning. While play
ing ball he made a miscatch and broke
his right hand between the thumb and
forefinger. 1t was necessary for DR..
Bear to take several stitches in the in.
jured member.
The remains of Mrs. Samuel Galley,
who died at her home in Creighton
last Saturday of apopleXy, were taken
to Columbus today for interment.
The body was accompanied by Misses
Annie and Martha Galley, daughters of
the deceased, and j. II. Galley, broth
er-in-law, of Columbus.
VIM. F. Hall of this city and Miss
Olga Hagel of Columbus will be united
in marriage at the home of the bride
next Wednesday at 3 o'clock p. m.
Mr. Hall is the proprietor of the Nor
folk Book and Stationery Co, and has
been a resident of Norfolk about a
year. during which time he has made
many friends. Miss Hagel is one of
Columbus most popular young ladies.
Eighty pupils from the two school
rooms of Miss Lena Mills and Miss
Clara Rudat enjoyed a day Of picnick.
ing in the Freythaler park, east OF
the city on Friday, celebrating the
closing of the school year. The class
took along refreshments. Some of
the boys in the classes filled a boat
= with water and sank it, much to the
annoyance of the teachers. No acci
" dents occurred and the day was very
4 much enjoyed.
d Harold Cow left this morning foI
Sioux City where he has accepted a
d position with the Electrical Construc
ton company. Mr.. Cow is a young
man of nineteen years and one of the
l. 1906 graduating class of the Norfoll
Il high school, standing at the head Of
his class, save one, his brother Archie
whose average was one half OF one
Il per cent higher than Harold's. He
has many friends in this city who will
Z watch his future career with much in
o terest.
On June l a new plan of buying
s butter and eggs in the Nebraska mar
IS ket went into effect, and hereafter al
butter and eggs bought by the Omaha
II storages will be graded and paid fol
II accordingly. Many carloads of thi:
produce is being rushed as last ship
IS ment under the old bulk rule, to mar
n ket today. 1t is said that the new
plan will result in the establishment
W in many small towns of special com
c. mission man to grade the produce ant
sell it to advantage.
E. Clifford LaVelle, the 7-years-old sol
II of Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. ]. LaVelle, die
this morning at O'Clock at the hom
s. of his parents on South Fourth street
ID of ptomaine poisoning. 1t is suppose,
that the death of this little boy come