The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1906-07-13

home In Omaha this morning
s. l., Beck of Wayne Is n city visit.
or
Gus Walsh has returned from Clear.
water.
Gus Larindet OF Lynch is visiting
| friends here.
w. =. Logan has returned from n
short visit to Ponca
Judge Boyd passed through Norfolk
on his way to Wayne today,
Fritz Shult2 of stanton spent Sun
day visiting friends in the city.
WIN Ketchmarck has returned from
Blair where he spent the Fourth.
Miss Bessie Parker and Mrs. !. Il,
Mead of Boise City, Idaho, ase visit.
ing with Mrs. j. u Sturgeon,
Frank Perry has returned from
stanton and will hold his old position
in the lunch counter at the Junction
Mrs C.. II. Reynolds and Mrs. j. c.
s, Wells left for Elgin this morning
to visit Mr. and Mrs. Willis Mcbride.
Mrs Tilloy Henry of Omaha, who
has been n guest of Mrs. Troutman,
has returned to her home in that city.
Geo. Klnders. of Elgn, ILL.,, is visit.
ing his uncle, Henry Hasenpnug Mr..
Klinders is foreman in the Elgin
Watch company's shops.
w. w. Young of Stanton is in the
city on political business Mr. Young
is a candidate for the republican nom
ination to congress from this district.
Mrs. Gather, who has been visiting
her sister, Mrs Jack KoenIgstein, left
this noon for Duluth, Mimi, to visit
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. S +. Sharp
less.
Mrs. Davis of Tilden, who had been
visiting at the home of Mr.. and Mrs,
c. h. Burnham, returned to her home
last night.
Mrs. White and family and Roy La
Fargo returned to Fremont this morn
ing after spending few days with
relatives here.
Mrs. j. X. Boas and daughter, Dor
othy, left today for a visit in Phlladel.
phia. Later they will go to the sea
shore for two weeks stay.
Miss Josephine Butterheld has re-
turned from Wellesley college to
spend her vacation. Her cousin, Miss
Edith Butterheld, accompanied her.
Mr. and Mrs A. J. Durland returned
Saturday evening after seven days
trip through Pierce county. They WIS.,
tied Mr.. and Mrs. L. b. Nicola at Fos-
Plainview.
Miss Letha Brakeman returned Sat.
urday evening from a four weeks Wis
1t at Alvo, Lincoln and Elmwood, Neb.
She was accompanied home by Mrs.
II. A. Boyles of Alvo, who is a guest
OF her niece, Mrs w. Fl. Brakeman
A girl was born yesterday to Mr.
and Mrs. CA, Ballewag.
Miss Luella Paul is reported on the
sick list today with typhoid fever
The republican congressional cen
trail committee will meet in Columbus.
Geo. r. Burton is repainting and re-
papering the interior of his jewelry
store.
A crowd Of young people spent Sun
day with Frank Lenser at Stanton yes.
terday.
Ralph Braasch is resting fairly com
fortably, his condition showing little
change
A ball game will be played in Nor
folk this afternoon between Pierce and
Norfolk.
Mosaic lodge No So will meet to-
morrow evening for work, by order of
A. H. Viele, w. NJ.
Earl Fairbanks left this morning for
Omaha where he intends to enlist at
the navy recruiting station there.
Mr.. HUFF the Wayne victim of the
Manawa drowning disaster, was a
brother of Mrs w. w. Severns OF this
city.
The Ladies Missionary society of
with Mrs. Turner Tuesday afternoon
at 3 o'clock.
Farmers in the vicinity of Norfolk
have been cutting their rye for week.
They are also putting up some hay
just at present.
C. E. Burnham is one of the Nor
folk Elks who will go to Denver with
the excursion party next Sunday, his
name having been omitted from the
list.
j. o. Metcalfe, manager of the West
ern Union Office in Norfolk, united
with the Methodist church yesterday
morning, and will be baptized next
Sunday morning.
Woods Cones, the Pierce mayor and
banker, Is the latest Elk to signify his
intention to take the excursion trip
out of Norfolk next Sunday with a
carload of that fraternity.
One of the most beautiful clematis
vines ever seen in Norfolk is now in
bloom at the home of c. II. Krahn on
Madison avenue. The vine covers a
large part of the porch and is a solid
mass of purple.
Carl Pilger is in Norfolk from Bris-
tow, where the store owned by him