The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1906-06-15

be at homo until July 1.
Chas. Pigor left for Brstow yostor-
day to take charge of tho store he has
recently become Interested In as resi-.
dent manager The firm namo is
Schurtz 4 Pllgor
Special u. S. Land Inspector Leroy
q. Moore was returning today to his
home in Pierre after n visit to Greg
ory county, s. H., ON business con.
ncctcd with his office,
Attorneys Mapos, Tyler and Koenig
stein of this city and Reporter New.
branch of the Omaha World.lIorald
were passengers cnrouto to the law.
yors camp near Neigh today
Miss Helen Whippe of Niobrara
passed through Norfolk this morning
for Fremont where she will make u
short visit after which she will 80 to
Lincoln to attend summer school.
Frank II. Ware, who has been at
tending college in Omaha, Is expected
home tonight from Lincoln whore he
was successful in the examination be.
fore the state board of pharmacy,
H. A. Cheney and two daughters re-
turned to their home in Creighton to-.
day from Omaha. Mr.. Cheney was
elected grand marshal at the recent
meeting of the Masonic grand lodge
Mrs. Schlytern and son, Allen, who
have been visiting at the home Of Mr.,
and Mrs. G. b. Salter, left at noon for
the Rosebud reservation, where they
will spend the summer with Mr.. and
Mrs. f II. Salter.
Mrs. w. NJ. Bradley of the Junction
is on the sick list
Mrs. VIM Roker, who has been very
| III is on the road to recovery.
A baby boy was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Carl Davenport yesterday.
Another dancing party will be given
at the Elks club roms this evening.
Korth & APPEL, firm dealing in
marble and tombstones, have dissolved
partnership, Mr.. APPEL continuing the
business.
The wind was very severe In the
neighborhood of Warnerville yester'
day. The only damage reported was
the unroofing OF box car.
A much needed improvement Is be
ing made by the Durand Loan and
Trust company by way of new ce
ment walk in front of their place OF
business.
The Mystic club, which is composed
Of little girls of the Congregational
Sunday school, are holding picnic
at Spring Branch on the Northfork this
afternoon.
Herman Gross did not 90 to Nil
waukee as was reported but instead
to Sioux City where he purchased
three carloads of stock cattle to place
on his farms near Madison.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Witzigman en-
tertained a company of about fifty a
a $50 dinner last evening. Foul
courses were daintily served. After
wards there was military euchre, tho
table captained by j. c. Stitt winninl
the most flags, the winning team be
ing Mr.. Stitt, Mr.. and Mrs. G. ID. But
terfield, Mrs. w. N. Huse, Mrs. N. A
Huse and Miss Stella Luikart.
Beulah chapter o. e. s., held spe
Cldl lHttIlHB ldSI tNtIlnS ipl VIC p"'
pose of installing new officers. Ate
= the installation refreshments wer
served and an enjoyable social hou
spent. The officers are as follows
Miss Harriet Allbery, w. M; S. {
Dean, w. p; Mrs. l.. B. Musselmar
. A. M; Mrs. A. II. Viele, secretary
Miss Edith Viele, cOnductress; Mrs
e. ]. Rix, Adah; Mrs. r. A. Mite
stadt, Ruth; Miss Opal Madsen, E'
1 ther; Miss Josephine Durland, worder
w. r. Hoffman, sentinel.
r Mrs. M. p. Ryan of the Junction, 81
Indiana avenue, entertained abou
twenty friends at her home last ever
i ing in honor of her sister, Miss Edit
, Marty and Miss Bulah Demmer c
Creighton, who have been her guest
s for the past week. The principal fei
: ture of the evening was a guessin
contest in which Miss Jennie Schwen
d secured the first prize and Miss Ma
= Harrison the shouting prize. At
seasonable hour a three course luncl
i con was served. All present enjoye
a a most delightful evening.