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

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Il. E. Miller OF Bonestecl was en-.
route to Oregon this morning to look
he country over with n view OF locat.
ing.
George u. Butterncd accompanied
he Sioux city eXcurslonists on their
trip to O'Noill and last night to Bone
steel
NJ. O. Ayres and II. u. Skeen are
returning to their home In Dakota City,
Mob, after inspecting the Cherry coun.
| ty country.
Rev. u. b. West, who has n home
stead on the Rosebud near Naper,
Nob., was passenger for Missouri
Valley this morning.
II. j. Randall, c. s. Wilson and A..
| c. Grimes of Beatrice were returning
his morning from looking over the
country in Cherry county
Mrs. Frank Coleman, sr,, and Miss
Hannah Brenmark returned to their
home in lnman today after visit at
the home of Walter Coleman.
Prof. j. NJ. pile returned to his home
In Wayne today after several days
| trip along the G. 4 N. w. In the in
terest OF the Nebraska Normal college.
Mrs. l.. G. Rhodes and daughter,
Edith, who have been visiting In Pierce
the past three weeks, were returning
| to their home In Massachusetts, today.
Rev. ]. NJ Bay OF Madison was en-
route to O'Neill today Rev. Bay is In
the lei Pasco concrete business, and
Is establishing plants at various points.
VIII Webber has recently moved to
Norfolk from Harrington. He has pur-
chased property in the Hayes addition
and will make this his future home.
| G.. II. Groesbeck left on the noon
train for Lynch, Neb, where he will
open one of the finest saloons In north
Nebraska which will be known as the
Eagle Buffet.
C. A. Johnson, vice president of the
Nebraska National bank, was In the
city from last evening until noon to-
day on his return to his home in Fair
fax from n business trip to Omaha and
Lincoln
Mrs Il. NJ. Lederer Is on the sick
list.
]. T.. Walton has had gas lamps in.
stalled in his saloon.
Mrs. William Roker, who has been
very seriously i'll, is now reported out
of danger.
Reports say that magnificent rain
fell over Boyd county and the Rose
bud reservation yesterday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. A. Weston are visit
ing at the Durham home in Page fol
n few days, making the trip overland
Deadwood, S. d., is trying to induce
the Elkhorn Valley Editorial associa
tlon which meets next Saturday al
Newport. to take trip into the Black
Hills.
Mrs. Wesley Morris of Burlington
Iowa who has been visiting at the II
A, Weston home, and who expected tC
start for her home Wednesday, was
taken i'll and is unable to undertake
the trip at present.
Sheriff j. l.. Burns of Creighton ar
rived in Norfolk this morning in charge
of Mrs. Elizabeth Searles who was 6
patient for the Norfolk asylum. Mrs
Burns accompanied her husband ant
visited In the city this forenoon.
Mrs. Asa X. Leonard was hostess
yesterday afternoon at l o'clock lunch
con for company of ladies. Euchrt
was the delight of the afternoon. Mrs
II, T. Holden won the shouting priz,
and NJ s. Ludwig Koenigstein the priz,
for high score.
The county commissioners will view
the path of the new waterway for Cor
poration Gulch tomorrow and the sur
vey will begin soon. This will prob
ably require about three weeks.
will probably be six weeks before tn,
e actual digging begins.
: A. L. Cunningham, vice presiden
and general manager of Cunningham
4 Cunningham, land and immigration
agents of Omaha was in the city las
night and made arrangements with J
II. Conley to represent his company 4
Norfolk and surrounding country.
\ w. S. Rawhaieser left last night wit
a carload of goods for his new hom
4 near Tomahawk, Wis, his family hay
S ing left at noon on the east-bound pa.
senger. Mr.. Rawhaieser will engag
t in agricultural pursuits at his ne'
n home, The many friends of this e.
Unable family here are sorry to los
r them.
n Deputy Sheriff Adam Kunkle an
County Judge N. II. Mapes of Schuylc
y were in the city over night, bringin
with them Joseph Opatrie, a Bob
mian who is suffering from nervor
d dementia. The patient was placed
n the Norfolk hospital for the insan
Opatrie is prosperous and well.tot
e young farmer who became demente
81 over love affair.
Mr. and Mrs. w. H. Johnson vel
n delightfully."- entertained a large cor
pany of friends at $50 dinner la
evening in their home on the corn,
e. of Koenigstein avenue and Thirteent
r, street. The guests were seated at Il