The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1906-04-13


MIR. and Mrs. John Koenigstein re-
turned ut noon today from Arkansas,
where they have been spending the
winter with their son, Arthur j. Koen.
igstcin
Miss Meta wilde left today for Ia
coma, wash. whore she will visit her
sister for month She was accom-
panied as far as Fremont by her sis
ter, Erna.
Miss Nan Stafford and Miss Agnes
stafford of Scrbner are In the city,
visiting their sister, Miss Edna stat.
ford. and at the home OF their uncle,
Peter Stafford.
Mrs s. A. Farrel and baby left at
noon today, after two months visit
nt the home of her mother. Mrs. w.
II. Dexter. for her new home in Has
tlngs. They were met at the Junction
by Mr.. Farrell, who had just arrived
from trip in the Black Hills.
Miss Bessie Warrlck OF Meadow
Grove, who had been guest at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. w A. Witzig-
man this week, returned at noon
c. A. Wolfe, who for the last five
months has charge of the Ohenhauser
lewcrl store, left today for his home
in Omaha, where he expects to remain.
Mr.. and Mrs. Schmode Of beavitt
are here to remain until after Easter,
guests of Mrs. Schmode's mother Mrs.
Mlttelstadt. MIR. Schmode Is supern-
4 pI Iu ai
The Misses Thompson have arrived
from Germany to visit their sister,
Mrs. o. N. Stuckoy Two young boys
also arrived on the same steamer, one
of them coming to Norfolk and another
one going today to Plainview.
Mr. and Mrs, j. B. Maylard and chill
dren arrived in the city at noon today
Mrs. Maynard rached Omaha last night
ut o'clock from California, having
come by the way of the Santa Fo and
was met there by Mr.. Maylard.
Misses Jessie and RoXie Sturgeon,
who left ut noon for California, were
accompanied to the train by large
number of friends. The length of their
stay in California is indefinite, as they
may decide to remain there perma'
nently.
An old man named Cabin, from Stan
ton. passed through Norfolk at noon
bound for Newcastle, Neb He was so
feeble that he could not get off the
train without assistance, and yet he
was travelling all alone He had to
change cars here and again at Coburn
Junction.
A daughter was born at the home
of Henry Klug, This makes two boys
and two girls in the family and Henry
Is delighted.
Mr.. and Mrs Hewins are enjoying
visit from their son, DR.. Homer Hew'
ins his wife, who is also dentist
They live in Cincinnati and both prac
tice dentistry.
II. Ludlow, formerly of this city but
now of Oklahoma City, writes that he
is now located at 500 West Eighth
street in that city. He says that he
has struck a great city and country
and he is very well pleased with his
new location.
Practically all of the teachers who
attended the session of the Northern
Nebraska association. have now re
turned TO their homes. The annual
meeting came to a close last night II
the Methodist church when Mrs, Fran
ces Carter of New York gave yer,
delightful program of dramatic read
ings. Yesterday afternoon there were
n number of interesting papers at The
school house and at the church later
The meeting was pronounced the mos
successful in the history of the asso
citation and all of the teachers seemed
to be glad that they had come to Nor
folk.
C. Il. Burnham, president of th'
Norfolk National bank, will plat ou
eighty acres of real estate at Tilden
morning with the intention of dispos
ing of his real estate interests ther
but when he struck the town he say
that he found such an almighty boon
on that he couldn't be persuaded t
part with his acres for love or money
And so he will plat out eighty acres Il
town lots and make new addition t
, Tilden. This land is just an even hal
! mile south of the Elkhorn Valley ban
corner. Mr.. Burnham found that ther
D are many new store buildings, a
" brick, and new brick bank buildin
for the Tilden State bank. The builC
: ing now occupied by the Tilden Stat
r bank has been leased to the govern
ment for a postoffice.