The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1906-09-07
short visit to CREIGHTON.

Charles Dugan ATTENDED Ine TACeS ~
Rattle Creek yesterday
II. A. Haley returned today from a
business trip to Chicago.
Charles Mihills went to Battle Creek
yesterday to see the races.
Mrs. Pilger Is very III at her home
At 312 South Firth street.
l.. G. Mttelstadt returned today from
a short business trip to Laurel.
S. a. Reynolds left today for two
weeks trip among the Minnesota
| lakes
w. A. Wi,4,gman spent yesterday
afternoon at the Battle Creek race
meeting.
Mrs. Gus Kuhl and daughter, Birdie,
returned today from a short visit in
| Scribncr.
Miss Edith Herman left today to
take charge of her school in the Kala-
mazoo district.
The Misses Kenny, who have been
visiting Miss Edna Loucks, returned
to their home in Schuyler today.
Mrs. John Fctter went to Battle
Creek yesterday to see the races and
to visit her husband. Mr.. Fetter will
arrive tonight for visit here over
| Sunday.
d. S. Day and bride arrived in Nor
folk last night, to make this their
home Mr.. Day is popular CONNER
cial traveller who has made this his
headquarters for some years, and he
will he welcomed, together with his
bride, by large number of friends.
Mr.. Day travels for the Cudahy pack
| ing company. They will make their
home on Madison avenue, between
Fourth aud Fifth streets.
Supreme Judge j. b. Barnes has re-
| turned to Norfolk after attending the
annual meeting of the National Bar
association, which was held this week.
The Judge was a delegate from the
Nebraska Bar association. Roscoe
Pound of Lincoln read a paper before
the meeting and Judge Alton b. Par
ker of New York, democratic candi-
date for the presidency in 1904, was
elected president of the association.
=. L. Hageman came down from Mo
brara this morning to spend the day.
spending his vacation in Weeping Wa
ter.
n. p. Jeppeson passed through the
city today on his way home from Col
orado, where he has been on land
seeking expedition.
Mrs. II. C. Matrau and daughter,
Agnes. returned today from an extend
ed camping trip in Colorado.
Ernest Biehle of Stanton passed
through the city yesterday on his way
to Pierce.
The studio of Ludwig Koenigstein
will reopen to the public on Monday.
Hoskins has a new doctor, DR..
located there,
Parker Bros. have added a stock of
groceries to their flour and feed store
and are placing the stock on the
shelves today.
Mrs. f. p Stone of Sioux Falls, sis
ter of Mrs. w. n. Huse of this city,
died yesterday afternoon before the
latter arrived in that city.
A large missionfest win be held at
Pierce tomorrow. There will be good
speaking and other attractions. A
large number of Norfolk people are
planning to attend,
| p. A. Walker of Genoa passed
through the city this morning with
twenty-five Indian students of the Ge-
noa Indian school. They have been
spending their vacation on the reser-
walton with their tribe.
A large number of horsemen passed
through the city this morning on their
way to various places from Battle
Creek, where the races have just been
held. Most of them have gone to
Sioux City to attend the tri.state fair
there.
Heavy showers, punctuated by sharp
fireworks of lightning and thunder,
followed the weather mans prediction
of yesterday, and brought storms to
Norfolk early this morning, which
have continued during a greater por-
ton of the day.
Will Hogan, a shoe salesman well
known in Norfolk and who had made
this territory for the past twelve years,
died at his home in Darlington, Wis,
August 90 The funeral was held at
his home there today. He was popu-
lar among the drummers in this sec
ton.
Miss Edith Stear was voted the
most popular young lady in Norfolk
and was presented thereby gold
watch, by the audience attending the
Quaker Doctors closing performance
Miss Hazel Adams and Miss Nellie
Cousins were close rivals for the
honor.
The st. Charles State bank of st
Charles, S. D., began business August
% at the new town formerly called
Hampton, the name being changed as
it conflicted with towns of similar
names in this state. The railroad
grade is completed to st. Charles and
the town is building and promises tc
be thriving village.