The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1906-06-01

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nations will be held. lie will be alb.
sent until Friday.
Max Asmus returned last night from
Crystal like. where he had caught a
fine string Of bass.
Miss Martha Hedman of Battle
creek was passenger on the Bone
steel branch today.
G. c. Benning, assistant cashier Of
he Battle Creek Valley bank, was In
the city yesterday.
]. A. Cunningham came up from
Lincoln yesterday to be present at the
Elks ball last evening.
Mary Newman returned to her home
in Columbus yesterday after visit
at the W. s. Fox home.
Miss Bertha Gordon, one of the
teachers in the Plainvew schools. was
enroute to Chicago this morning.
Mrs. Ross Porter, who has been Wis
ting with Miss Daisy Mayhem, left
'oday for her home in Cheyenne.
Mrs. G. T. Kelly and Miss Ruby AL.
'cn OF Pierce went to Humphrey this
morning to visit relatives and friends
Mrs. C. w. Bowlby, who has been
Wis ting her sister, Mrs Clara Hills,
returned to her home In Omaha today
T. c. Phillips and son, ]. E., were
passengers yesterday from Iowa to
their home near Carlock on the Rose.
bud.
Mrs. G. F.. Balleweg returned to her
home in Atkinson last night after a
''isit with relatives in Harrington and
Norfolk
Mr.. and Mrs w. G.. Hengstler OF
Cattle Creek went to Creighton to
visit over Sunday with relatives and
friends.
Senator w. V. Allen returned to his
home in Madison today from Meadow
Grove, where he had been on legal
business.
Mrs. r. X. Porter, who has been Wis
it'rg in Battle Creek, was in the city
To-Day on her way to her home in
Cheyenne.
John Klug, az prominent farmer of
Spencer, Neb., passed through the city
yesterday enroute home after a visit
in Omaha.
Aug. Fisher, who is in charge of
gang of men who are laying track on
the NJ. & o. near Calhoun, was in town
over night
Mrs. j, c. Foster of Leshara, Neb.,
went to Creighton last night to attend
the annual banquet of the alumni of
the Creighton high school.
J. A. Blair returned to Herrick, S.
D., from Sioux City today. Mr.. Blair
is to be cashier of a new bank to be
established in Herrick June 1.
J. f. Scherer, who had been visiting
in Lynch, Neb., returned to his home
in Oakdale yesterday. He was accom-.
panied by Ed. Williams of Lynch.
p. w. Koenig was enroute to his
home in Baker, Neb., from Petersburg
this morning. He was accompanied
by Herman Stallmann of Petersburg.
Miss Anna Weber, who has been
teaching the past year at Butte, Neb.,
was a passenger for her home in Iowa,
where she will spend the summer vaca-
ton.
b. L. Dorting and w. e. Ellenwood.
who have been braking on the C. e.
n W., out of Norfolk, were promoted
to conductors yesterday and called to
Fremont.
Miss Elnora Letto left this morning
for Lincoln to attend summer school,
Miss Letto is teacher but has not
been following her chosen profession
the past year.
Misses Bertha Ringer and Anna
Johnson, who have been teaching in
the Meadow Grove schools, were en-
route to their homes in Wisner and
Stanton this morning
Misses Ethel Blank, LueIla, Stella
and Edith Witwer formed quartet of
young ladies who were returning from
the Peru Normal college to their homes
in Creighton yesterday.
Mrs. VIM. Higginbottom returned
from Emerson yesterday and will re.
main with her parents at the Junction
until about June l before returning to
her home in Sturgis, Neb
States Attorney w. b. Backus. Coun.
ty Auditor Chas. e. Rhoades and Coun-
ty Commissioner Adrian Nyquist of
Gregory county, S. d., were passen-
gers for Omaha this morning.
Prof. T. L. Richardson, principal of
the Meadow Grove schools, was pas
senger for his home in southwestern
Oklahoma today. The professor re-
ports a most successful year.
Mayor John Friday, who accompa-
MED the Sioux City excursionists to
Bonesteel, is very enthusiastic in his
praise of that country as an agricul-
tural region. He inspected the soil
and thinks there are few sections that
equal that in the neighborhood of
BOnesteel. He was also much sur
prised to find Bonesteel such a thirty
ing town.
f. P. Weatherby is having cement
walks put down around his residence
property.