The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1906-06-22

from typhoid fever and Is very low
today.
Elmer Fox is still very low. and was
no better this morning
J. " Johnson, who was operated
upon last Wednesday for appendicitis,
is getting along nicely and II is con.
sidered that he is fairly well out OF
danger.
Mrs. II. l.. Snyder and Mrs, q. Kuhl
have returned from stanton where
they have been attending the district
missionery conference of the NJ. IL.
church.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. B. Elscfror and son
Bartie will leave tomorrow for Santa
Cruz, Calf, where they expect to
spend the summer. Thoy will visit
in Omaha before leaving for the coast.
w. j. Cow and c. s. Bridge are ox.
pected home this evening from their
trip to Oklahoma.
Mrs. Price, who has been visiting
her sister, Mrs. |. NJ. Macy, has re.
turned to Perry, Neb.
Mrs. Wilhelmlna Mas and daugh-
ltI, MlnS MlhHlt, ltlI lllh Hlpl Hlnb lpl
a visit in Bloomfield.
Mrs. ]. c. Ade returned to her home
In Council Bluffs after n short visit
with Norfolk friends.
Mrs. " G. Huebner of Pierce is
visiting friends here. She expects TO
go to Battle Creek today.
Mrs. Hansen, who has been visiting
her sister, Mrs. Poucher, returned to
her home in Blair this morning.
Ed Schaal returned to Bonesteel
yesterday from northwestern South
Dakota where he has filed on land
Mrs. ID. Baum, Mrs. j. Baum and son
Edwin returned last night from visit
with relatives and friends in Marshall
town, Iowa.
Miss Auden left yesterday for the
south part of the state. She was ac-
companied as far as Lincoln by Mrs.
Geo. Kurrock.
Sheriff Clements, who has been at
Meadow Grove on business, passed
through the city on his way home to
Madison this morning.
Mrs. f. f. Miller and children, who
have been visiting in the city for
the past week, returned to their home
in Utica today They were accom-
panied by Miss Rosella Klentz.
New culverts are being placed along
Braasch avenue.
The residence of ]. B. Elseffer is
receiving a coat of paint.
Elmer Fox, who has been so very
Ill with an abscess of the lungs, is
reported much better.
All the children of the Congrega'
tional Sunday school are requested ia
meet at the church promptly at
o'clock on Saturday morning, for a
general rehearsal.
Miss Dorine Holden was six years
old yesterday, and twelve little girls
were invited to the home of her IA
ther, DIR. Holden, to help her celebrate
that event, which they did in jolly
style.
, Freddie Kreuch, son Of Chris
Kreuch, was seven years old yester
/ day, and a crowd of fourteen yount
men OF his own age made merry da!
OF Ine event at lne HOule VI nlS lhlnel
on Madison avenue.
, Will Ahlmann has received a new
photoscope, an electrical machine
= which takes your picture and inside
of ten seconds a button with YOU
, likeness is turned out. He intends
to use it at the picnics and fairs this
, summer and fall
A party of campers, comprising
, Chas Rouse Jim Rouse, VIII Hauptl
and Otto Wilde, have returned from
) their camp on the Elkhorn. They re
ported fine outing and good fishing
l several large catfish having been land
. ed.
3 Fred Beckmann, who lives on Hen
!. ry Hasenphug's farm, two miles ives
: of Hadar, is wondering who is th'
Y greater loser, he or someone who ha
been helping himself to corn from MI
: Beckmann's crib. The other day MI
i Beckmann found a valuable watch il
the crib.
S Mr.. and Mrs. ]. D. Sturgeon left to
!. day for Creighton, where they go ol
account of the sudden death of Mrs
8 Lucas, who succumbed late yesterda
b afternoon TO apoplexy. She was ur
i able to speak yesterday morning an
never regained consciousness. AS sh
, lived alone, it isn't known how lon
she had been in this condition. Sh
@ had been unwell for several month
and was more than seventy years ole
!. The remains will be taken throug
Norfolk tomorrow morning to Nilsson
/. ri Valley, where the funeral will b
held.