The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, 1907-02-22
Battle Creek.

Miss Media Hans was visiting tne
first of the week with NJ. Ambrose and
family.
About forty young people had an
Gin dulio jubilo" time Monday at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. II. Hogrefe
The occasion was the 18th birthday of
their oldest son Paul Some of the
participants say they will remember
1t for a long time.
Carl Kurpgeweit, accompanied by
his little son, Herbert, was a business
visitor Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs Philip Beck and twin
sons, John and George, returned Tues
day from an extended visit with rela-
tives in Michigan.
Chas Rice was here Monday on
business from Norfolk
P. F. Zimmerman, who was on bust
ness two weeks in the interest Of the
Elkhorn Life Insurance company of
Norfolk, returned Sunday He states
that he met with good success and was
always posted daily by the Norfolk
Daily News, as he found the paper al
most anywhere in Long Pine, Ewing,
Newport Bassett and other towns.
Mrs. Annie Severa is visiting at
Creighton at the home of her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Max Wilde.
Frank Risk went to Neigh Monday
to attend the Gates college.
Fred Miller, jr., and family were
visiting the Chas. Thomas family in
Deer Creek Sunday.
A number of farm renters in our vi
cinity will try town life this year.
Joseph Krevanek of Meadow Grove
was here visiting relatives Saturday.
l.. F. Merz has rented his farm three
miles south of town to Paul Ganskow
of Grove.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Craig of Madison
are visiting here this week with Mrs.
Craig's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Jeff
Jackson.
Thos. Sessler and his mother, Mrs.
w. Fl. H. Sessler, sold their 160-acre
farm to Zed Sessler, brother of the
first. The place is six miles southwest
of town. Tom is moving to Battle
Creek.
Matt Zumbrum was transacting bust
ness at Illden saturday.
Lambert Kerbel in company with
his brother, Joseph, went to Spencer
Saturday, where they visited until
Wednesday with their brother, L. P.
Kerbel. While there Joseph bought
240 acres of Boyd county land.
c. H. Brown of Omaha sold SO acres,
on which is located the driving park,
west of town, to Henry Massman, ST.
Carl Linstedt, jr., was here from
Tilden Monday.
Gus Werner returned Saturday
from Sioux City, where there was
successful operation performed on him
for appendicitis.
]. C. Eickhoff and Fred Bokamper
of Tilden were visiting friends here
Friday
Aug Koehn, Geo. Ritzlaff, Emil
Wichman and Emil Pofahl were here
Friday on business from Pierce coun-
ty.
John Erbst of Bloomfield was visit
ing relatives here Saturday.
2. P. Murray went to Long Pine Sat
urday. He is an employee of the North
western.
Gottfried Wolsky was taken to the
Lutheran hospital at Sioux City Fri
day and will undergo an operation.
G. G. Salmon, who lives east of
town, is going to move to Trip coun-
ty, South Dakota, in the spring
During Lent services will be held
every Friday morning at 10 o'clock in
the Lutheran church by Rev. j. Hoff-
man.
John Chada of Howells, who has
farm here west of town, was here on
business Wednesday,
Howell Avery of Tilden was here
Wednesday visiting his mother and
other relatives.
Frank Helm and son August stopped
off here Wednesday on their way to
West Point. Mr. Helm is living on a
farm near Brunswick and his son will
locate on a farm near West Point.
They were old Cunning county set
tiers.
Sheriff Chas Hall of Holt county
was here Thursday after man by the
name of Fred Miller, who stole 1900