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

are here visiting Mr.. and Mrs. David
Kuhn. They will be here until Mon
day. when they leave for Wayne.
Dr. Free OF Los Angeles was In
Norfolk visiting yesterday on his way
way to Creighton for short stay.
lie was one Of the doctors Of Call
fornla insane asylum.
Mrs. Dillcnbeck arrived from New
York yesterday and will visit with
her son here during the summer. Mr..
Dillenbeck was taken by surprise In
the arrival of his mother.
A. II. Winder left at 3 o'clock for
Boulder, Colo, where he will visit for
four weeks with his family He will
enjoy camping-out expedition In the
mountains.
Clarence Hartford and Albert Ueck-
cr have returned from Clearwater,
where they spent the FoNrth. The
report fine fishing In the neighborhood
of Clearwater and while there made
some good catches themselves.
Il. c. Gay has removed from Omaha
to make this his home. He Is manag-
or for the north Platte portion OF the
state in the Royal Achates. His fam
FLY are now In the east, and Will ar.
rive in Norfolk in about two weeks.
Mrs. Pheasant and Mrs. Mills of
Osceola. Neb.. Mrs. Il. Kennard, son
and daughter and Archie Hurford OF
David City are all guests at the home
of Mrs. Musselman. Mrs. Pheasant
and Mrs. Mills are mother and sister
of DR.. Pheasant of Pierce and are en-
route to visit him. Mrs. Kennard is
n daughter OF Mr., and Mrs. Mussel
man.
| George Hoffman and Il. G. McCul
Tough arrived from Omaha yesterday
to take charge of the Offenhauser jew
elry and music store and vii! conduct
the business from ROW ON.
If the people OF Norfolk wish to de
away with the worms that were sc
prevalent Last year, II would be a good
thing II they would cut off and burr
the large worm he@ts that are now
forming ON almest all the trees. II
they are allowed to grow they Will
cause much larger pest than they
aid last year.
Fairfax Advertiser: The ADVERTISE
learns that movement Is ROW on
foot for the establishment of nes
town on the line of the proposed rail
road extension between BeneSteel ant
HeFriek The exact location of thu
town Is still In doubt and its nam,
has not yet been decided upon. lnflu
ental business men of Fairfax anC
Bonesteel are at the head of the move
ment. The location of the new towi
insureS its commercial Importance. |
will he the nearest railroad point fo
the Naper and JamiSon, Neb., trade
and has good trade territory in ever,
direction. Articles of incorporation
are being spread for "a bank In thu
; new town. the ineorporators being w
A. Leach G.. A. Johnson, IT, G. Stevet
son. John N. Ellerman, Chas. A. Davis
; II. r. Kenastoa and Benz. Turgeon.
: A week from tomorrow there wi
. be a Jolly crowd of Norfolk Elks et
route to the national convention of tn
order, which meets at Denver. Their
| will be thirty men In the crowd, the
will travel In their own special ca
> with porter and cook to take car
D of them, and they will be gone for a
, most a week, taking in the conventio
at Denver, enjoying ride around tn
D loop, side trips to the mountains, et'
Twenty-Five have already signifie
their intention to go, as follows: "
| C. Frye, j. B. Mellor. W. A. Witzil
t man, ID. H. Cronin, s. J, Weekes, WI
, liam Nj, Lockard, Jack Koenigsteil
George b. Christoph. George ID. Butte
field, C "A. Johnson, N. w. Glover Bul
Mapes, c, p. Parish. b. c. Gentle, I
s. Day, C. w. Potter, Nj. d. Tyler,
v c. Stitt, George II. Spear, ]. b. Ma.
lard, George Davenport and C. b. Sa
n ter Five more will be allowed to joi
the party. II. c. Matrau of Norfol
l. has charge Of the excursion.