The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1906-08-03


Yesterday to visit relatives, returning
today.
w. F. Harlowe and family of Tilden
spent Sunday at the home of his broth
er-in.law, w. II. Shippee.
The Madison county commissioners
went to Pierce today to attend the
meeting of the commissioners of that
county.
II. S. Overocker left today for his
home in aFirmont Mrs. Overocker|
will remain for visit with relatives
for three or four weeks,
Rev. j. f. Poucher of this city has
been invited and will accept the invi-
tation, to deliver the principal address
at the |. o. o. f. picnic at Atkinson on
| Tuesday.
Chief Engineer Larson of the North
western passed through Norfolk in his
private car, No. %, enroute to Bone
steel where he goes, it is said, to su.
perntend the construction work on
the new extension there. He was ac-
companied part of the way by Gen
eral Superintendent c. C. Hughes
Mrs. C. w. Kuntzman of Tilden, for
of this place, passed through the city
! this morning on her way to Crete.
Mr.. Kuntzman accompanied her to
Norfolk and stopped off between
! trains.
Miss Letha Brakeman entertained
the "Volante" club very pleasantly on
Saturday afternoon. Light refresh.
ments were served.
Mosaic lodge No. So will meet Tues,
day evening, July 81, at s o'clock for
work in the NJ. NJ. degree, by order
of A. II. Viele, w. NJ, and j. c. Stitt,
secretary protein.
The Fair store ball team defeated
the Hadar team yesterday by score
of Is to l. The game was rather a
one.sided affair but still was interest
ing. Killan pitched a fine game for
the locals.
Editor Pickett, of the Stanton Pick
ct, spent Sunday in Norfolk as guest
at the home of Dr. G.. NJ. Pancoast.
Mr.. Pickett and DR.. Pancoast grew up
together at Ashland, Neb., where Mr..
Pickett, sr., published a newspaper
The Buster Brown girls are camp
ing at Taft's grove. Mrs. II. J. Cole
is chaperoning the crowd. Those max.
| ing up the party are Misses Rosella
Cole, May Johnson, Maude Rees, Opal
Coryell, Ruth Shaw and Gladys Jen'
kins.
The Christ Lutheran church will
hold its missionfest in Pasewalk' S
grove next Sunday. This missionfest
/ is very largely attended each year and
the coming event, next Sunday, prom
: ises to attract a very large assembly
if the weather is favorable.
| Rome Miller, president of the
Northwestern Hotel Keepers associa
J ton which meets in Omaha August 20
%, has announced program. c. H
Vail of the OXnard hotel in Norfolk is
on the program for an address or
: The Social and Business Side of the
Association"
Hay fever victims in this part o.
the country are just now suffering II
: maximum degree from their annua
attack of the affiction. A few are
fleeing to higher attitudes, but there
are still many more who are remain
= ing at home in their distress, which
promises to continue, full force, unit
: the first frost
S. l.. Anderson, mail clerk betweer
Omaha and Bonesteel, with his home
, in Norfolk, has just returned from
Council Bluffs where he attended al
delegate the sixteenth annual con
vention of the Railway Mail Clerks
association. There were seventy-tw
delegates entitled to seats in the con
II, vention, all being present excepting
,, eight. Mr. Anderson reports yer,
, fine time.
o A most delightful farewell Dime
party was given at the home of A
! Zimmerman, west of the city, yesteI
day afternoon for his youngest daugh
n ter who has just become the bride o
George Milthouse of Johnstown, Neh
!. About sixty friends were entertained
at dinner, and many useful and SOM
e very valuable presents were received
Mr.. and Mrs. Milthouse leave tonigh
# for their new home in Johnstown
Brown county.
n The choir of the Trinity Epscopa
church left this morning for a tel
I. days camp at the Yellow Banks. The
l. were chaperoned by Rev. j. c.
Wells and Mrs N. B. Dolsen. Thos
Is who are to make up the camp are
Misses Eva Carpenter, Kathryn Shaw
g Louise Wells, Edith Stear, and Loui
Thompson, Harold Clark, Thomas Cd
e Orne, Carl Luikart and Fred Dolser
Earl Lynde, John Lynde and Chas
n owen went out Saturday to make eN
erything in readiness for the campers
ID One of the most wornout crowds tina
ever came to Norfolk arrived here a
s. $3.50 this morning. 1t was the Oman
excursion returning, and, althoug
,r very tired they were we'll satisfie
with their days trip. There was
, crowd of one hundred and SiXty-fiV