The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, 1906-10-12
Rattle Creek.

tending to business here Wednesday
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Knapp of Madison
were visiting relatives here Wednes-
day.
Rev. A. Kyahnyo Myattway, a Hin
doc of India, was lecturing here In
the Baptist church Tuesday and
Wednesday before a full house.
Mr. Herm. cyl, ST., and Mrs Mantey,
lady lately from Germany, were
married today by Rev. j. Hoffman
John Fetter was down to Norfolk
with his family Sunday.
Monday Col. r. d. Preece was a
Norfolk business visitor.
A daughter. the first born, made her
appearance of julius Henseleit
Albert Kohl was here from Grove
Tuesday with Herm. Fucker.
Lambert Kerbel had business in
Norfolk Tuesday.
VIM. Seiffert of Norfolk was visiting
relatives here Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs Aug Hohenstein well
coined a little daughter at their home
Sunday.
Next Sunday afternoon the Luther
ans will hold their quarterly business
meeting and the Sunday thereafter
holy communion services will be held.
Miss Minnie Zimmerman, superin-
tendent of the Lutheran hospital or
Sioux City, was visiting here Sunday
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
Zimmerman.
Rev j. Hoffman was up to Aims
worth last week to conduct funeral.
John Rhodes of Osceola, Polk coun-
ty. was visiting here the first of the
week with Joe Shipley, Leo. Braun
and L. B. Baker. These gentlemen
were former neighbors in Cunning
county.
, Sherie ]. ]. Clements was here Sat
, urday on official business.
! Miss Selma Hoffman is clerking in
u M. l.. Thomsen's store during the alb
A sence of Miss Lou Hansen, who went
to the Aksarben fair
r H. C. PAIL has moved to the A
e Hengstler house, and Clarence Pratt
t into the Herm. cyl, jr,, house, in cas-
:. Battle Creek.
n Mrs Lizzie Carrabine of Norfolk wa
e visiting here the fore part of thi
o. week at the home of her sister, Mrs
Y 4. d. Preece.
O. John Hengstler and Balser Verne
were visiting Sunday at the Juliu
id Glandt home in Grove.
n Ehrhardt Claus of Norfolk was VII
n. iting here Sunday with his parent
" Mr. and Mrs. Herm, Claus.
rs There are seven teachers now {
10 work in our high school, The late'
n. engaged is Miss Il. Hauptl of NorfolI
he Cement sidewalks are laid this wee
nj on the east side of the Citizens Stat
,g bank and on the west side of the Ba
rh tie Creek Valley bank.
,e Mrs r. Dugan came up from Nc
si- folk Saturday for visit with her p
he rents, Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Clark, al
other relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Connolly
~ Tilden were visiting here Saturd;
80 and Sunday with relatives.
40 Attorney NJ. c. Hazen and d.
~, Duffy of Norfolk were here on bu
~ ness Saturday.
'aa Frank Plouzek, ST., was over fro
"a Madison Saturday.
~ Henry Burch was here Friday
~ business from Madison.
~ James Taylor, an attendant at {
80 insane asylum at Norfolk, is here
"a ten days vacation with relativ
- and friends.
'oa Herman Stockman OF Uehlin
10 Dodge county, and son, Geo, Stockmi
- OF Omaha, were visiting here Saturdi
with John OFT and family.
Our merchants were attending Il
tn meeting OF the Retail Dealers associ
or ton at Elgin Friday,
90 John Schacher and family and MI
nd ]. f, Miller and son William were vi
x. iting from Friday until Tuesday wit
tn relatives at Council Bluffs, Iowa,
K, N. M. Lund, accompanied by h
daughter, Mrs. Tyler, and grandson