The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1906-06-15

through Norfolk this morning enrouto
for Kentucky his former home, on
urgent business.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Mueller re-
turned to their home in Lyons today
after a visit with Mr. Mucller's broth.
nr, Rev. Mueller of this city.
Prot A. +. Duggcr of Wayne was n
passenger for Lincoln this morning.
Prof Dugger was principal of the
Anol>a, Neb. school the past year.
a, II. Winder one of the proprietors
Of the Norfolk Shoe company, who
makes his home in Boulder, Colo, Is
in the city looking after his interests.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Howe of Ran
dolph are visiting in the city Norton
Howe went to Randolph to look after
his brothers business during his alb.
sence.
Mrs, j. II. Hay from the south part
of the state, who has been visiting
her son. Chief of Police Jim Hay, left
this morning for Emerson to visit n
| brother.
Attorney A. A. Welch returned to
his home in Wayne this morning from
the lawyers camp near Neigh. He
expects to go back to camp this even
ing and remain over Sunday.
Ernest j. Sias of the Redpath Lyce.
um bureau of Lincoln, Neb., was in
the city last night enroute home from
| Wayne where he delivered an address
to the Eighth grades of Wayne county.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. f. Slaughter of
| Naper, Neb., were enroute to Wayne
to visit relatives this morning. Mr..
Slaughter will return to Norfolk this
evening to take the initiative in the
Elks lodge.
| Sprague teachers in the Chadron
schools. spent last night with their
| friend, Miss Rena Olmsted. They left
this morning for their homes in Crete
and Belgrade.
Clifford Wells of Creston passed
through Norfolk today for Neigh to
visit his brothers. He was accompa-
MED as far as Norfolk by his father,
John Wells of Creston and Uncle f..
ID. Wells of Madison.
Among those in town to attend the
piano recital of Mrs. Beels last night
were Miss Fora Patterson, Pilger;
Miss Beulah Bordner, Stanton; Lloyd
Moler, Chris Powers, Adah Chilvers,
Leona Morey, Edyth Nelson, Pierce.
William LaValle of Sioux City, Y.
d. Moran and family of Sioux City, T.
j. Harney and family of Wagner, S.
| D., and n. NJ. Collins of Sioux Falls,
who were here to attend the LaValle
funeral, have returned to their homes
Mr.. and Mrs. j. b. Maylord will
leave tomorrow for Danvllle, H.,
where they will attend the marriage
of Roy Seymour, formerly of this city,
on the 18th inst. They will visit in
Chicago and other points before re.
turning
Drs. Bear and Pilger have had avn
ings placed at the front windows of
their office.
The Shrieking Sisterhood will enter.
tain this evening at the home of Miss
es Bertha and Clara Manske.
j. Stengc's baseball hand is getting
along nicely. 1t is badly swollen yet
but will soon be so that he can re-
move the bandages.
N. A. Rainbolt is the happiest man
in town today. He went fishing yes
terday and his piscatorial success was
remarkable. twenty-five nice bass
was his catch.
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the first of next week, move into the
residence recently purchased by Mrs
Robertson from A. Karo on Phillip
avenue and Fourth street.
G. F. Idle received a letter this
morning from his parents in Oklaho
ma, stating that a recent cyclone had
destroyed all of their buildings. They
escaped destruction by taking refuge
in the cellar.
N. X. Brown, an old citizen of Plain
view, died quite suddenly there yester
day. The remains were taken to At
water, Mimi, his former home, for
burial. His son, Albert, and daughter
mains.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leik entertained last
evening in honor of Miss Edith Marty
and Miss Bulah Demmer of Creighton
who have been visiting Mrs. NJ. P
Ryan. Cards and music was the order
of the evening. Refreshments were
served
d. A. Martindale and family and D
d. Martindale are now dOmiciled al
sos South Eighth street. D. A. Mar
tindale is a commercial traveller and
has been living at Lynch, Neb., while
D. d. Martindale has made his home
in Pierce.
Chas. Rice is remodeling the inte
rior of his place of business. The
ceiling is being covered with steer
the walls are to be papered and new
chandeliers are to DE put in. The
main chandelier is to be six arm com
} bination gas and electric
On June 81 and % the old settlers