The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1906-06-01

her home In Battle Creek today after
a visit with relatives and friends In
Creighton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Haaklnson re.
turned to their home in Sioux City to-
day after visit with relatives in Bone.
steel, s. d.
Mrs. J. G. Spellman left at noon for
Fremont, where she goes to attend the
commencement exercises and to visit
with friends.
Mrs. Willis Mcbride Of Elgin spent
Sunday with her brother, w. p. Logan
and left this morning to visit relatives
at Ponca, Neb.
Thos. Jenkins and b. +. jenkins of
Clearwater were passengers for Wood
bury county, Iowa, on real estate busi
ness this morning.
Presiding Elder Thos. Bithell re.
turned this morning from O'Neill. He
was Joined here by Mrs. Blthell and
went to Dakota county.
A party of Norfolk people left for
Shoshoni Saturday night. They we're
Art Ahlmann, e. H. Snedeker and
Martin Schoenebaum.
Mrs. e. e. Miller arrived home Sat
urday from Sioux City where she at
tended the May festival. Mrs. Miller
was absent about a week
Mrs. M. A. Small, mother Of X. D.
Small, agent for the American Express
company, left this morning for her
homestead near Goodrich, N d.
Mrs. J. F. Poucher went to Herman
Saturday to be present at the gradua-
tion exercises at that place. Her
brother was one Of the graduates.
Miss Ethel Doughty leaves tomor-
row morning for two months visit
with friends in New York. She will
visit enroute at Belle Plaine. Iowa.
J. j. Cramer of Madison, S. D., and
w. H. Cramer of Humphrey visited
with John Weidenfellow over Sunday.
They left this morning for Omaha.
N. Hansen has sufficiently recovered
from sprained ankle to resume his
duties on the road He went to Lin
coin this morning to report for duty
w. J. Huston of Plainview was a
passenger for Meadow Grove this
morning. Mr.. Huston Is representing
the Hanford Produce Co., of Sioux
City.
Dave Whttla of Stanton visited with
his sister, Mrs. William Darlington,
over Sunday. Mr.. Whitla is now as
sistant to the agent at Stanton and
came TO Norfolk to take physical ex.
animation, before the Northwestern S
examining surgeon.
In the case before Justice Lambert
in which Miss Lottie Brandes was
charged with stealing flowers, a con.
tinuance was taken Saturday until 4: 80
o'clock this afternoon.
DR.. Tindall, Rev. C. S. Hughes OF
Pender and Rev. j. NJ Boutwell, of
Madison formed a party who left Nor
folk at noon today for Clearwater tC
fish for day, returning tomorrow.
The committee recently appointed
by the Commercial club to visit Gen
= eral Manager Holdrege of the Burling
ton railroad in Omaha, for the pur
=, pose of trying to induce that railroad
to build into Norfolk, left this morn
q ing on their mission. Those who went
were Sol c. Mayer, w. H. Johnson, z
f, Sprecher and DR.. A. Bear.
John Mellen, travelling passenger
i agent for the Northwestern railroad
has been in the city for a few days
working up the excursion of the Ken
lucky home returners Rev. and Mrs
e ]. f. Poucher will probably take ad
vantage of it. There are several hun
e dred Kentuckians in the state who
will probably go. Mrs. A. Bear is {
@ member of the Kentucky club of the
state.
l. Captain A. C. Logan of Center, Nep.
eX-county judge of Knox county, was
G a passenger this morning for Laport'
county, Ind, where he goes at tn,
e earnest solicitation of his old com
rades to deliver an address on Memo
@ rial day. When the civil war broke
out Captain Logan organized a com
e pany in Laporte county that did va
liant service toward preserving tn,
l. union. He will visit relatives in Mich
igan before returning.
IS Sheriff M. A. Wright OF Brown coun
ty was in the city Saturday, bringin,
,f Mrs. Moore back to the asylum. Mrs
r Moore had been out on parole, but
was necessary to bring her back. MI
r Wright is the sheriff who had such
severe fight with Fred Ingals, an in
'r ebriate, while arresting him at Loni
Pine last Tuesday, during which In
N gals fatally shot himself, after tryini
to kill the sheriff Mr.. Wright still
W carries an ugly bruise on his cheek
Ingals died from the effects of his in
S. jury last Thursday.
Two teams belonging to r, e. THEM
s. the meat man, ran away this morning
but no damage was sustained On
ut team was hitched to a delivery wagon
Their headway was checked from tn
lie fact that they were dragging heav
weight and the single-tree was caugh
c. in the front wheel, causing it to slide
n Tnmn Hioht RON tharn down in From