The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1906-08-10


for Overton, Neb., this morning to
visit her son.
Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Redmund left
today for Lapeer, Mich, to visit his
parents. They will visit In Chicago
and Detroit before returning
Bruno Hansen passed through the
city this morning on his way home to
Omaha from Bonesteel He reports
that they are nicely settled in Omaha
Mrs Foster of Omaha and Miss Car
rie Foster who has just returned from
the mission field of India, arrived this
noon for visit with the formers
grandson, A, +. Stearns.
Mr. and Mrs. H. Johnson and Hu-
bert and Howard Swank leave tomor-
row for their home In Chicago after a
short visit with relatives here, Miss
Florence Johnson will accompany
them to Chicago.
Mrs j. w. Humphrey and son, Gra-
ham, returned to Norfolk at noon to-
day from Rochester, MINI, and other
points. Graham was operated upon
at Rochester for appendicitis short
time ago and Is feeling splendidly and
looking like n new man.
Rev j. H. Hines and number of
others are building a tennis court at
the Junction and will have large
'club there in n few days
Although yesterday seemed intense
ly hot, 1t was not as warm as the day
before, by one degree. Ninety-one
was the hottest yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Brakeman and
family and Mr.. and Mrs. L. Koenig-
stein will spend about three weeks
camping near the Yellow banks.
Mr.. j. b. Maylord and family will
spend Sunday at the camp of the choir
boys at the Yellow Banks. N. b. Dol
sen ana Fritz Asmus will also CO.
leaving tonight.
Trout fishing for ten days will be
the diversion which DR.. c. S. Parker
and j. S. Mathewson intend to enjoy
near Long Pine. They left at noon to-
day for that point.
The music studio of Ludwig Koenig-
stein will be closed for four weeks,
while Mr.. Koenigstein takes his vaca-
ton. He will be at the studio, how
ever, every Saturday,
The new front of the Star Clothing
store Is about finished except for the
settling of the glass, A large new oak
door Is being paced today This will
make a handsome new front for the
Star.
The Christ Lutheran Church will
hold mssionfest at Pasewalks grove
tomorrow There will be good speak
ing and large crowd is expected. A
arge picnic dinner will be served on
the grounds.
Mare G.. Felber of the Omaha
Trade Exhibit, formerly of the Omaha
Daily News and previously connected
with the Pierce Leader and the Hart
ington Herald was in Norfolk today
attending to business. Mr.. Felber has
been out through this territory for a
week.
Madison Star-Mail:s l., l.. Winn, the
forger who was sentenced about three
years ago to term of four years in
the penitentiary, was released LAST
Thursday. Winn was the man who
forged the name of school officers to
warrants and had them cashed at the
| Norfolk National bank.
Conrad Wagner, living a mile north
of Hadar, had his thumb caught in the
pulley of hay stacker and dislocated
that member. The nerves and flesh
were badly torn, causing intense pain.
Drs. Bear and Pilger dressed the
wound, which is now doing nicely. 1t
will be some time before he will have
full use Of the member.
A request for a loan of Nebraska
money on a New Jersey farm is one
of the latest and most novel features
that has punctuated the local farm
4 loan business in many a day. The
Durland Trust company yesterday re-
ceived a letter from small town in
New Jersey asking If that institution
| desired loan On a good farm in New
Jersey, The loan was not accepted
because this company makes it pol
icy to keep its loans where a finger
can be placed on them at any time
but the fact of request from so fa'
east shows that times are changing il
= the money market.
H. T. Owen left this morning TO
Omaha, where he has been called b.
the illness of his son, Chandler, wht
is in the hospital suffering with bloc,
poisoning in his hand. Mr. Owel
. talked with the physician over th
phone last evening, He said ther
p was no special cause for alarm, bu
e that it would be we'll for Mr.. Owe
to come.
I The republicans of Stanton count
5 will hold their convention at Stanto
this afternoon. 1t is presumed tina
t the congressional delegation will b
e given to w. W. Young, the Stanto
county candidate to fill Mr., Mecca
d thy's shoes. Just what will be odon
e on the senatorial proposition is nj