The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1907-10-11
SATURDAY SETTINGS.

A bright baby girl arrived at the |
home of Mr.. and Mrs. George M. Dud-
ley, jr., Saturday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ludwig Koenigstein |
are home from a visit with relatives at
West Point.
Mrs. L. c. Taylor returned home last
evening from weeks visit with
friends in Omaha during the Aksarben.
Mrs. Anna Kellogg and children of
Verdel, who have been visiting Mr..
and Mrs. George Meister, left Saturday
for Wayne.
Among the Norfolk school teachers
who came home for Sunday were
Misses Matilda Hermann, Rebecca
lDuggan, Lizzie Schram, Margaret
Hamilton, Edith Barrett, Nellie Flynn,
Erna Wilde, Lulu Kronk and Ellie
Kronk
Mrs. w. S. Fox is visiting in Column
bus.
Miss Ella Golf spent Friday in Nor
folk
Mrs. w. L. Lehman is visiting in
Stanton.
DR.. H. T. Holden was in Pierce yes
terday afternoon.
!. J. D. Sturgeon was in Creighton
yesterday afternoon.
Miss Anna Hermann was in Plain.
view Friday afternoon.
Mrs. w. F. Pettee and Mrs. ]. Quick
were in Stanton Friday.
Miss Nellie Burns has gone to Spen-
Ger to spend Sunday at home.
Will Hall arrived home last evening
: from an Aksarben visit in Omaha.
Misses Eta and Elvira Durland are
, in Brookings, s. D., on short visit.
=, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert F. Schiller
spent Friday at the Stanton county
fair.
;. County Attorney J. A. Van Wagenen
=. of Pierce was in Norfolk over night
., returning home from Sioux City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Richardson OF
> Sioux Falls are expected in the city
h this evening for visit at the home OF
9 e. G. Engel.
Among the days out of town visit
q ors in Norfolk were: Mrs. G. G. My
ers, Butte; DR.. and Mrs. Barns, Plain
:. view; Mr.. and Mrs. o. e. Engler, Plain
, view; j. A. Van Wagenen, Pierce; j
J. H. Farlin, Madison; John A. Davis
= Butte: Judge Guy T. Graves, Pender
h Mrs. c. Whalen, Wayne; l.. D. Smith
Spalding; ]. c. Hoffman, Lynch; s. w
/, Lightner, Lynch; John Shannon, Car
ROLL John P. Braun, Humphrey; +
L. Hildreth, Winnetoon; S. S. Bitterly
= Petersburg; Loris Johnson, Plainview
=, William Bartlett, F. McWhorter
q. George w. Storey, Pierce; w. G. Mel
II ten, Emerson.
W The Woman's club will not meet o.
Monday afternoon. The date of tn
% meeting will be announced later.
he Mayor Durland and Councilmen Gal
vim and Craven will represent officia
"A Norfolk at the conference between SCI
10 rotary Bailey OF the state Y. M. G. A
and the representatives of local o.
,o ganizations to occur in Norfolk mex
= February. The councilmen on tn
committee were named by Mayor Du
land yesterday.
Fremont Tribune: Shumaker,
Chicago wrestler who was beaten b
m Oscar Wasen in Fremont last spring
was in the city yesterday for the pu
to pose of arranging another match wit
er the sturdy German athlete. Shun
no aker, who is a fast man at the bus
a ness, believes he can beat Wasem an
to wants another try with him. 1t
ly likely the battle will be pulled off her
oil. AS a result OF an agreement reacht
of between the Shook Manufacture
ne company of Omaha and Jack Koeni
lp- stein, representing L. p. O'Hara, T
err cent proprietor Of the Norfolk jewell
to store, the Omaha company yesterd'
to took possession of the store whi'
on they recently disposed Of to N
o'Hara. The company agreed to p'